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Black tuberose?
As soon as a fragrance has the addition of "black", "noir", "dark", "mystique" or similar in its name, I get quite nervous. Why is that? I don't know, but somehow I seem to associate the mysterious and the mysterious with it, and that attracts me magically. Curiosity and stuff
However, Tubereuse Noir is in no way dark or even black. It starts off very bright with ylang and quite quickly the tuberose is added, which immediately forms a connection with the ylang. As was already written in the statements, this fragrance is suitable for all those who haven't yet ventured into fragrances with tuberose. There is nothing heavy, pompous, old-fashioned or even numbing about it - quite the opposite. TN stays bright and friendly all the time and the sandalwood adds something creamy, very smooth.
TN lasts for about 8 hours, but can only be seen when you get very close to me. To be fair I have to say that my skin reflects scents very badly and therefore I do not rate the silage. However, Jo Malone's scents are also known for restraint and not for murderous silage.
If you are looking for a quiet, light daytime scent, you should definitely test TN. The tuberose has been given an olfactory silencer and beginners, sceptics and cautious people can be confident. No one is killed, eaten or butchered by the tuberose. I swear it.
However, Tubereuse Noir is in no way dark or even black. It starts off very bright with ylang and quite quickly the tuberose is added, which immediately forms a connection with the ylang. As was already written in the statements, this fragrance is suitable for all those who haven't yet ventured into fragrances with tuberose. There is nothing heavy, pompous, old-fashioned or even numbing about it - quite the opposite. TN stays bright and friendly all the time and the sandalwood adds something creamy, very smooth.
TN lasts for about 8 hours, but can only be seen when you get very close to me. To be fair I have to say that my skin reflects scents very badly and therefore I do not rate the silage. However, Jo Malone's scents are also known for restraint and not for murderous silage.
If you are looking for a quiet, light daytime scent, you should definitely test TN. The tuberose has been given an olfactory silencer and beginners, sceptics and cautious people can be confident. No one is killed, eaten or butchered by the tuberose. I swear it.
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