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A grapefruit, a wood lath and a little synthetic..
Preliminary:
I like citrusy scents.
And usually I don't make the price an issue.
Everyone should wear what he wants and what he feels comfortable with.
And everyone should also spend what they want on a fragrance if they are in tune with it.
Now to the Tygar:
Yesterday in direct comparison with Boadiceas Energizer tested.
The Tygar is nice at first, and actually quite a stayer for a citrician.
But that's it, the headline to this comment says absolutely EVERYTHING the scent has to offer...there's nothing more.
In a direct comparison Tygar against the Energizer even draws the short straw.
For me, even quite clearly, because after 8 hours remains close to the skin by the whole Ambrox something back, which it is (for me) to avoid in any case:
A sauvage vibe !!!
The energizer is also skin deep after this time, but clearly stays with the lemon theme, without this extreme synthetic drydown.
As I said, in life everything is in the eye of the beholder.
But 300 € for this mix I find already more than cheeky.
The Energizer is already overpriced with 200 €, but at least you do not smell like Johnny Depp at the end.
Citrus fragrances are neither witchcraft nor quite big fragrance chimes.
I am of the opinion that there are also in the designer segment significantly better concoctions at a (also) significantly better price / performance ratio.
With an Allure Edition Blanche, for example, you never go wrong.
Conclusion:
Unspectacular
Long-lasting
Clearly too much Ambrox
Unpleasant sauvage vibe in drydown
Price unreasonable, actually a cheek
Let fingers of it, for the coal you get three other Zitriker, which are clearly better.
I like citrusy scents.
And usually I don't make the price an issue.
Everyone should wear what he wants and what he feels comfortable with.
And everyone should also spend what they want on a fragrance if they are in tune with it.
Now to the Tygar:
Yesterday in direct comparison with Boadiceas Energizer tested.
The Tygar is nice at first, and actually quite a stayer for a citrician.
But that's it, the headline to this comment says absolutely EVERYTHING the scent has to offer...there's nothing more.
In a direct comparison Tygar against the Energizer even draws the short straw.
For me, even quite clearly, because after 8 hours remains close to the skin by the whole Ambrox something back, which it is (for me) to avoid in any case:
A sauvage vibe !!!
The energizer is also skin deep after this time, but clearly stays with the lemon theme, without this extreme synthetic drydown.
As I said, in life everything is in the eye of the beholder.
But 300 € for this mix I find already more than cheeky.
The Energizer is already overpriced with 200 €, but at least you do not smell like Johnny Depp at the end.
Citrus fragrances are neither witchcraft nor quite big fragrance chimes.
I am of the opinion that there are also in the designer segment significantly better concoctions at a (also) significantly better price / performance ratio.
With an Allure Edition Blanche, for example, you never go wrong.
Conclusion:
Unspectacular
Long-lasting
Clearly too much Ambrox
Unpleasant sauvage vibe in drydown
Price unreasonable, actually a cheek
Let fingers of it, for the coal you get three other Zitriker, which are clearly better.
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