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Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina by pH Fragrances
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Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina

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Built for cold-weather floral lovers, pH Fragrances Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina delivers serious projection and warmth. Yann Vasnier pairs indolic tuberose with banana-ripe ylang-ylang and Madagascar cloves, grounding the bloom in incense, sandalwood, and sweet benzoin. Bitter orange gives a brief citrus sparkle, but the scent rapidly settles into a plush, spicy floral coat. It shines on crisp October nights, formal dinners, and outdoor winter walks where cold air tames its thick floral sillage. If you want a bold white floral that shuns soapy clean clichés, this oriental floral fills that slot.

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LONGEVITY
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PRICE VALUE
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16 votes
RR SCORE
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Building evidence
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OVERALL64Well regarded158 votes
Open Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE

Longevity spans 8 to 10 hours on skin and upwards of 12 hours on clothing. Sillage projects strongly beyond arm's length for the first three hours before settling into a consistent two-foot scent bubble. Cold autumn and winter air keeps the heavy floral and incense projection crisp without turning cloying.

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Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina is a dense oriental floral with a buttery, slightly nutty, and resinous texture. Sharp bitter orange and ginger open the fragrance before giving way to an intense heart of indolic tuberose, jasmine, and warm Madagascar cloves. The base settles into creamy ylang-ylang, golden benzoin, smoky incense, and sweet vanilla.

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Yellow Floral
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The white floral accord dominates early with a rich, buttery tuberose impact that feels heavy and lush. As Madagascar cloves activate, the warm spicy accord creates a dry, medicinal counterweight that cuts through the floral creaminess. Finally, the amber and vanilla base accords warm up on skin, coating the yellow ylang-ylang in a resinous, slightly smoky sheen.

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Pros & Cons

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WHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT

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Delivers 8 to 10 hours of solid longevity on skin.

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Projects past arm's length during the first three hours of wear.

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Madagascar cloves add a unique warm spicy counterweight to heavy tuberose.

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Resinous benzoin and incense dry-down lasts over twelve hours on clothing.

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Cuts through cold autumn and winter air with ease.

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Yann Vasnier composition keeps tuberose and clove notes distinct.

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Plush ylang-ylang and vanilla base creates a cozy evening feel.

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Requires only two sprays for a full day or night of fragrance coverage.

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Offers an uncompromising choice for fans of dark oriental florals.

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Maintains strong structure without dissolving into generic soapiness.

WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR

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Indolic tuberose opening can feel aggressive to white floral newcomers.

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Madagascar cloves introduce a medicinal sharp bite early on.

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Heavy projection makes it unsuitable for tight office environments.

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Bitter orange top note fades within five minutes of spraying.

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Can feel suffocating and overly dense in summer heat.

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Creamy, slightly nutty mid notes may alienate lovers of green florals.

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Sample test is mandatory due to distinct skin chemistry variations with clove.

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Heavy resinous base limits versatility for casual morning errands.

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May lean too opulent for buyers seeking a minimal clean skin scent.

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Mentholated jasmine undertone in the heart can polarize some wearers.

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“pH Fragrances Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina Full Wear Review”

Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina opens with a sharp, brisk contrast. A flash of bitter orange and freshly grated ginger hits first, bringing a bright citrus bite that lasts only a few minutes. Almost immediately, the white flowers push through the top notes. Tuberose arrives with a heavy, indolic weight, accompanied by a distinct touch of jasmine. The opening feels thick and unapologetic, setting aside clean laundry florals for something far more potent.

As the initial citrus fade completes, Madagascar cloves take over the heart. The spice adds a dry, medicinal heat that wraps around the creamy tuberose, preventing the floral core from turning into generic white soap. Over the next hour, yellow ylang-ylang emerges to smooth out the sharp edges of the clove. The dry-down transforms the fragrance into a warm amber blanket on skin. Benzoin, sweet vanilla, dark incense, and sandalwood build a dense foundation that lingers for hours.

On warm skin, the white floral and warm spicy accords engage in a fascinating tug of war. Rather than melting into a seamless mush, the tuberose and Madagascar cloves maintain their individual identities throughout the wear. The tuberose delivers a buttery, slightly nutty texture, while the clove provides a dark, woody bite underneath. The incense and benzoin stay close to the skin, projecting a subtle smoky sweetness whenever your body temperature rises.

Performance is where this composition shines. You get eight to ten hours of solid wear from two sprays, with sillage projecting beyond arm's length for the first three hours. It thrives in crisp autumn weather and cold winter nights when dense florals can cut through frigid air. High summer heat makes the indolic tuberose feel heavy and stifling, so reserve this bottle for temperatures below sixty degrees Fahrenheit.

This perfume suits confident floral enthusiasts who appreciate weight, texture, and spice in their fragrances. While marketed as unisex, the intense tuberose presence leans slightly traditional, though the clove and incense base gives it plenty of grounding structure for anyone to wear. Beginners expecting a light, watery orange blossom will find this too intense, but fans of opulent oriental florals will appreciate its depth.

Yann Vasnier constructed a bold, uncompromising fragrance that rewards patience on skin. The combination of indolic tuberose, sharp Madagascar cloves, and golden ylang-ylang creates a memorable cold-weather statement piece. Test a sample on your skin before committing to a full bottle to ensure the strong clove opening aligns with your personal taste.

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What does pH Fragrances Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina smell like?+

Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina is a heavy oriental floral fragrance. It opens with bitter orange and ginger before diving into a thick heart of indolic tuberose, jasmine, and Madagascar cloves. The dry-down features creamy ylang-ylang, sweet vanilla, benzoin, and a touch of smoky incense on skin.

How does the opening of Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina compare to its dry-down?+

The opening hits with a sharp flash of citrus and spicy ginger that quickly gives way to intense, indolic tuberose and clove. As hours pass, the sharp medicinal spice softens into the dry-down, revealing a rich, cozy base of ylang-ylang, benzoin, sandalwood, and sweet vanilla.

How long does Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina last on skin?+

You can count on 8 to 10 hours of longevity on skin from two sprays. On fabrics like wool coats or scarves, the resinous base notes of benzoin, incense, and vanilla can easily linger past 24 hours without needing any reapplication throughout the night.

What is the sillage and projection of Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina?+

This perfume projects strongly, pushing beyond arm's length for the first three hours. The dense tuberose and Madagascar clove notes create a noticeable scent trail before settling into a persistent, two-foot warm bubble around the wearer for the rest of the evening.

What is the best season to wear Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina?+

Autumn and winter are the ideal seasons for this fragrance. The crisp, cold air tames the heavy white floral accords and allows the warm Madagascar cloves, incense, and benzoin base to feel comforting rather than overwhelming.

For what occasions is Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina suitable?+

Save this perfume for evening events, formal dinners, winter galas, and outdoor night gatherings. Its strong projection and opulent floral-spicy profile make it too intense for small, enclosed office spaces or casual daytime errands.

Is Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina unisex?+

Yes, it is marketed as unisex. While the heavy tuberose and jasmine heart leans traditionally floral, the dry Madagascar cloves, dark incense, and woody sandalwood base provide plenty of grounding structure that appeals across gender lines.

Who is the ideal audience for Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina?+

This fragrance suits experienced perfume enthusiasts who love complex white florals with heavy spice and resinous depth. Beginners looking for light, aquatic, or clean laundry scents should approach with caution due to the intense indolic tuberose.

Can you layer Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina with other fragrances?+

Layering is tricky because of the strong Madagascar clove and tuberose presence. However, pairing it with a simple, linear sandalwood or vanilla single-note oil can soften the spicy opening and amplify the cozy dry-down for winter evening wear.

How does Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina compare to Diptyque Do Son?+

While Diptyque Do Son focuses on a lighter, greener, and airy tuberose suited for spring, Tuberose & Ylang of Pashmina is significantly heavier, adding Madagascar cloves, yellow ylang-ylang, benzoin, and incense for a dark, warm autumn feel.

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Most Reviewed#24,024
Best Longevity#3,506
Best Sillage#5,522
Price Value#69,485

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If you want a similar heavy tuberose with less spice, consider Diptyque Do Son for a greener profile or Editions de Parfums Frederic Malle Carnal Flower for a camphoraceous twist. For a darker leather-backed floral, Tom Ford Tubéreuse Nue offers an adjacent cold-weather alternative.

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