Comparing the two fragrances…

Anthousa

Keiko Mecheri
White Tuberose
Tuberose
Only in White Tuberose
Shared character
Both White Tuberose and Tuberose are centered around the tuberose note and belong to the floral, green, sweet, animalic, and white floral accords.
How they differ
White Tuberose features magnolia, ylang-ylang, neroli, musk, lily, honeysuckle, African orange flower, and woodsy notes, resulting in citrus and yellow floral accords. Tuberose contains jasmine, rose, vanilla, benzoin, pink pepper, petitgrain, jasmine sambac, iris, precious woods, Turkish rose, tuberose absolute, and Indian tuberose, which create spicy, oriental, synthetic, amber, rose, vanilla, and warm spicy accords.
Who each suits
White Tuberose suits those who prefer citrus and yellow floral profiles. Tuberose suits those who prefer spicy, oriental, amber, rose, or vanilla profiles.
Only in Tuberose