Inspired by one of the last remaining tuberose fields in Grasse. The plant's intensely fragrant leaves are at the heart of this scent. Grounded with base notes of tonka bean, orris and amber. It takes flight with top notes of wild green clover, mimosa, and violet, which animate this mysterious and exotic oriental.
This fragrance launched in 2003, and the nose behind the fragrance is Lynn Harris
It is a very strong fragrance, but after 40-45 that strong smells leaves to a subtle smell, it stays long. I can definitely can smell Tuberose, I think the other ingredients mixed with tuberose makes this fragrance this strong. I think it is too strong for young woman, it is more like an old lady's perfume, maybe a nice a gift to a grandmother.
Miller Harris NOIX DE TUBÉREUSE Eau de Parfum
But what does not work on me does not mean it is not going to work on you.
I just find this too strong for me at this moment of time, maybe in the future when I grew older, I would think different? Only time will show.
Miller Harris NOIX DE TUBÉREUSE is both floral and oriental perfume.
Also it is a winter perfume not a good choice for summer.
Top- Mandarin, Green clover, Violet leaf Heart- Tuberose, Jasmin, Mimosa Base-Tonka bean, Vanilla, Amber
Main Accords :Floral PowderyBalsamic TuberoseWhite FloralSweet
