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pzfc – :
versailles, when i first sampled, was an intensely soapy experience. waves and waves of foamy bubbles as far as the eye could see, and not a whole lot else, until around the 9 hour mark (yes, you read that right – it took this long to develop on my skin) where the bubbles finally burst into the gorgeous white petals of tuberose. now, however, having given it a lot of time to settle, and perhaps approaching it with a fresh mind, this is a different story. no more soap bubbles. this is, as described, a crystal clear tuberose. nothing screechingly high pitched or too subtle. clean, yes, but not bath tub make-a-beard-out-of-bubbles soapy. just natural, a single bloom in a vase in a clean, bright room. creamy, soft, ever so slightly rubbery as tuberose can be, musky, slightly sweet and elegant. the other notes, the sandalwood in particular, that gradually becomes a powdery-woody note as smooth as silk, serve to round out the edges and create more dynamic shades within the tuberose as opposed to being stand-alone notes on my skin. i do not detect much, if any, grapefruit – if it’s there, it’s the subtlest suggestion – the white pith as opposed to the aromatic juice. a gorgeous, smooth, and clean tuberose soliflore on a base of sandalwood is what i take from this. lovely.