A perfect Tuberose note opens the fragrance. It fades with a strong mandarin note that is a bit musky and then neroli settle into the skin and honeys the whole thing up. The sillage becomes a touch overly sweet tuberose leaning quite feminine. I generally view tuberose to be 50 / 50 funny enough but thinking the neroli pushes the scale a little bit for me on this. Heart. Well none of the heart notes help in masculinity which can be good for some who are looking for a tuberose that goes sweet and a bit powdery. I just never know with these notes which are going to be the most prominent from the perfumer. I actually like freesia and heliotrope lightly used to give beauty to darker tones. If heavy cedar and sandalwood were used this would be more in my wheelhouse, but here it is vica versa. The woods are just thinly cut allowing everything else to where strong off of the skin. I could see a lot of ladies liking this. I actually have the bluest of pure blue tuberose perfumes that I will be reviewing that’s what I expect with the name tuberose in blue which is superb, but I think this would be better served as tuberose in white.