Nº 6 Cuir Grand Tigre
Fragrance notes
Character
Coriander opens with a brisk, green bite that cuts through the soft, milky flesh of the fig. The spice keeps the fruit from leaning too heavily into sugar, steering the opening toward something savory. Tuberose arrives with a thick, creamy weight that feels almost liquid on the skin. It carries a distinct animalic edge that rubs against the smooth leather note. The floral heart is loud and unapologetic, demanding attention in a small space.
Patchouli anchors the blend with a dark, damp earthiness that grounds the white petals. Oud adds a dry, woody smoke that lingers on the fabric of a wool coat or a scarf. The scent stays present through a long afternoon of walking city streets under grey skies. It clings to the collar of a jacket without overwhelming the person standing next to you. The composition feels dense and textured, like heavy material.
This is a scent for a quiet study filled with old books and polished wood. It suits a person who enjoys the contrast of a sharp spice against a deep, resinous flower. The wearer sits by a window while rain taps against the glass, wrapped in a scent that feels like a second skin. A tiger resting its heavy head on a pile of leather-bound novels.
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