Welcome to the perfume room.

My send of the day today is Moonwick Tuberos from Nomad Noe.

I have been wearing my way through the entire discovery set.

And what I really am enjoying is how

uncomplicated but ultimately complex all five fragrances in this collection are.

Ingredient forward scents with subtle intricacies and unique signatures.

And as I mentioned today, my scent is Moonwalk Tuberose.

This one is fun. For me, it alludes to tropical

climates, to sunshine, summertime, without ever veering into like a true beachy perfume territory.

It's immediately lectonic. You know what? A bit more than le lactonic even. It's waxy and it's buttery

in that sort of traditional tuberous absolute way that you probably know. But in Moonwake

tuberous, it veers more waxy coconut over like waxy dank camphor. I get a dewy jasmine.

I get a sort of like tropical bananae, a langa-lang, a watery, aqua-sandlewood, and a soft, smooth

vanilla, all with some creamy milkiness at the center.

If you love the power of scents like fracca or carnal flour, in theory, but maybe not in

application or skin, or maybe once upon a time you wore Michael Coors and today you

yearned for an updated bright, bold, white floral, but one that feels a bit more like photorealistic

and natural in smell. Moon make tuberose might be the scent for you. It's unmistakably tuberose,

but a little less rough around the edges. Also, for a 50-millimeter bottle,

it's $155, which, in my opinion, considering the naturals in here, feels pretty reasonable.

My log line of the scent would be a milk bath with crushed tuberose petals.

And today, as it turns out, the co-founders of Nomad Noe also happened to be today's guests.

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