Jo Malone London Tuberose Angelica
Performance Metrics
130+ dp
* Metrics are community-evaluated averages and may vary based on individual skin chemistry.
Scent Profile & Expertise Analysis
"Jo Malone Tuberose Angelica is a floral fragrance that intertwines the green freshness of Angelica with the rich beauty of Tuberose. Its warm Amberwood base adds depth, making it perfect for various occasions. This composition stands out with its sweet and spicy accents."
Jo Malone London Tuberose Angelica is a unisex fragrance launched in 2014. Characterized by prominent Floral, Sweet, Green accords, it delivers a distinctive olfactory signature. The scent features top notes of Angelica, blending into a heart of Tuberose, and grounded by base notes of Amberwood. According to community evaluation, it is particularly well-suited for Spring & Fall wear. Its versatility makes it an excellent choice for Everyday & Special Occasions.
Scent Development
Invigorating and bright, setting a fresh tone.
Lush and inviting, embracing a rich floral warmth.
Softening into a cozy, sweet whisper.
Deep and comforting, lingering sensually.
Occasion Ratings
130+ dp
Perfect for special occasions or romantic outings, this fragrance elevates your presence with its elegant aura.
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Best Season
130+ dp
Ideal for spring and summer, Tuberose Angelica enjoys the warmth, enhancing its floral and fresh notes beautifully.
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