Andreea RadaVelvety Touch

Description Velvety Touch is a creamy white floral: tuberose and jasmine melting into vanilla, then patchouli and cedar. Andreea Rada released it in 2024, with Hamid Merati-Kashani credited as the perfumer. It opens straight into the flowers, lush tuberose and jasmine without a citrus prelude. Vanilla follows in the heart and rounds off the floral edges into something soft and warm. Patchouli and cedarwood then ground the base with a dry, earthy finish. It wears unisex, though white-floral lovers will get the most from it. Fragrance Pyramid Top: Tuberose, Jasmine Heart: Vanilla Base: Patchouli, Cedarwood Performance Longevity: A long wear at extrait strength. Tuberose and vanilla are both long-lasting materials. Sillage: Moderate to strong. Tuberose tends to carry further than you expect. Projection: About arm's length in the first hours, then a softer, creamy aura. An honest note: Andreea Rada is a young house and public wear reports are still few, so treat these ranges as a guide. Extrait strength usually means a long day on skin. Best Occasions & Season Best in autumn and winter, for evenings, dinners and special occasions. It can also work on mild spring nights. Unisex. Skip it if heady white flowers overwhelm you, since the tuberose leads. Concentration & Provenance Concentration: Extrait de Parfum, 65 mL Perfumer: Hamid Merati-Kashani House: Andreea Rada Launched: 2024 100% Authentic Every Venba sample is decanted from a factory-sealed bottle — never diluted, never mixed. We have filled 200,000+ orders and hold a 4.9★ Trustpilot rating. Free U.S. shipping on orders $100+, with hassle-free returns. FAQ Is Velvety Touch men's or women's? Unisex, though it leans toward white-floral lovers. The patchouli and cedar give it a drier finish. What does Velvety Touch smell like? Lush tuberose and jasmine, softened by vanilla, drying down to patchouli and cedarwood. Is it a tuberose scent? Yes. Tuberose and jasmine lead from the first spray. Is it sweet? Softly. The vanilla adds warmth and roundness rather than a dessert sweetness.