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Sensual Tuberose
by Bois 1920
Sensual Tuberose by Bois 1920 presents a bold, creamy interpretation of tuberose with a fresh, slightly exotic twist. The opening features a striking blend of coriander, peach, and coconut, creating a vibrant, fruity-spicy effect that feels modern and daring. This initial burst quickly settles into a lush, powdery white floral heart dominated by tuberose, jasmine, and heliotrope, reminiscent of Fracas but softer and more balanced. The drydown reveals a smooth, vanillic-iris base with sandalwood and white musk, lending a sensual, slightly sweet warmth that keeps the fragrance grounded. While some find it overly sweet or reminiscent of bubblegum, others appreciate its luminous, radiant projection and living time, particularly in spring and summer, though others feel it feels best in winter when its creamy richness is more balanced. Overall, it captures a dramatic yet wearable tuberose experience with character, versatility, and a distinct identity beyond mere Fracas mimicry.
Pros
- +Unique, floral-fruity opening with compelling coriander and peach notes that give it originality
- +Strong, long-lasting projection and sillage that make it stand out in daily wear
- +Smooth, airy texture in the drydown that balances sweetness and softness for a sensual, wearable feel
Cons
- −Can feel overly sweet or bubblegum-like for those sensitive to sugary florals
- −Not consistently perceived as natural or rich by all users—some find it sterile or underpowered
- −Fragrance stability varies across skin types, with some reporting poor longevity or changes in drydown