Tiger
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the terrace table and the air carries Tiger before the glass is raised. Grapefruit and mojito notes lead with a cool, tart brightness that feels like juice and crushed mint leaves in the same breath. Black currant adds a small, dark roundness beneath the citrus, while bergamot keeps the edge clean and ginger brings a warm prickle that moves through the open air without pushing outward. Magnolia and jasmine sit lightly behind the spice, their petals softened by a shake of pepper that keeps the floral side from turning sweet. The scent stays near the skin as it develops, present to anyone close by but never announcing itself across the space.
Ambergris and vetiver begin to show as the morning goes on, giving the fragrance a dry, earthy foundation that anchors the fruit and flower without weighing them down. Sandalwood and patchouli smooth the edges further, and musk pulls the whole composition into a steady, lingering presence that remains on the skin long after the initial brightness fades. The ginger and pepper keep flickering through the wood, so the opening energy never fully disappears, only settles into something calmer and more grounded while the terrace
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