Global Warning@emmanuel
Tuberose Queen bar none
- Longevity4/5
- 4 / 5
- Projection4/5
- 4 / 5
- Sillage4/5
- 4 / 5
- Bottle5/5
- 5 / 5
There are scents that reach the peak of a profumer for multiple reasons, in this case is a mix of the massive connection that Bertrand has with Neela, is clear they are friends, but is even more clear Bertrand respect her knowledge, warching for the entire Veermiere lineup you can easily say that they worked closely and wanted to deliver something special with each release. When it comes to Tuberose and Bertrand there is a great relation and many releases I actually tried, but Eshal is superior to all of them, why? Well they used a ton of natural raw material, this thing smells as pure as it gets.
Now, I want to focus of why this is that good, the trick was to use each single corner of the flower and make it pleasant, Tuberose as a raw form is a very hard material to work with, in this case he found the way to push the citrus side into mandarin, take the bitter side and make it beeswaxy, the bubble gum side is there, but is tamed by the turmeric that act as a beautiful shade.
The scent has a 7h life, and to me personally is a pinnacle of my collection as of now. We rarely find works that speaks so much volume, and this is one of those scents that is worth the price tag, not only for the raw materials, but for the immense mastery needed to pull this one off. It was instant paradise when I tested it, for days I kept putting it on my hand, and I could not belive the feeling that gave me. If Jasmine is the princes, Tuberose is the Queen, and now you know why. After Trayee, this for me is the best NV creation.