Tea Rose Jasmin Perfumer`s Workshop for women

The lily of the valley top note is pronounced, and well blended at the same time. You must seek it and isolate it; it so quickly melds into the composition.The middle note of tuberose is strong, but does not overwhelm or destroy the jasmine. The jasmine is pungent and takes on a "warm" characteristic. The cedar, as a middlenote, is a smart addition-as it creates a base-in the middle notes-to calm the tuberose, and secure the jasmine.The special touch of cedar here also adds to the depth of the composition, not too woodsy-a touch mossy and cheery-combined with the
lily of the valley,the two create a vibrant green sensation, wich lasts for hours. Perhaps the sandalwood and amber are creating the very light musk sensation-but they not discernable individually. The sandalwood and amber only arise at the very end, rich, but not powerful. It seems to be-in a bottle-of what I could imagine to be a woodsy area, with fresh dew or rain; lily of the valley and jasmine in bloom; warming in the sunshine on a hot day.
I am a Jasmine lover, and I purchased this on line, unsniffed, for a very reasonable to low price.I am pleased and satisfied with this perfume seleciton.