Reviews of Beyond Love
by By Kilian

On paper I get a soft, pleasant, balanced green jamine / green tuberose; there’s a breadth and richness to the accord that makes it different from a more ordinary tuberose / green. It’s a truly beautiful accord, and it holds for hours without changing very much… it simply travels the direct path to becoming softer and more delicate. On paper Beyond Love shows itself to be a soft white floral green whose most identifiable characteristics are some undercurrents of a very nice animalic ambiance, the high quality of the ingredients, a shadow of ambergris in the drydown, and remarkable longevity – in other words, it is an excellent fragrance – on paper.

However, on my skin it’s a different fragrance: my skin immediately annihilates most of the floral elements and magnifies the green aspects of the opening / heart to a piercing degree. The sillage that emanates off my skin is sharply green. It’s not a bad or annoying note, but it is pretty generic… not very interesting. I believe that Beyond Love is the first tuberose fragrance I’ve tried that doesn’t work at all for me.