Top Notes 
Bergamot zest
Mandarin orange
Pineapple leaf
Heart Notes 
Coconut water
Juniper
White sage
Base Notes 
Cedarwood
Patchouli
Smirky
545 Reviews
Smirky
3
Fresh and fruity aquatic
Unlike Jefe, which I tried yesterday and is also an aquatic, Tyler contains noticeable fruit notes in addition to the aquatic accord. At first, there's the citrus and pineapple followed by the coconut. They don't stand out strongly but are distinguishable. By the time the coconut appears, the scent takes a very unisex direction. However, as it dries down further, the cedar becomes more prominent and the scent takes a definite masculine turn. The end result is fresh, pleasant and versatile, but overall quite generic - something I've smelled often before.
Tyler's performance was the poorest of all the Guy Fox fragrances I've tested. It had diminished to a barely noticeable skin scent after about 5 hours. Projection was never strong at any point.
UPDATE (1/18/2025): I've completed testing all of the Guy Fox fragrances available in their two sample sets. One set is for the "Founder's Reserve" Collection while the other contains all their standard releases. Here's my ranking of all of them, with a few notes:
First group, ranked in order of my preference. These are the top Guy Fox fumes in my book - full bottle worthy, with Nightcap being the best:
1. Nightcap
2. Fairway
3. Vince
4. Nelson
Second group, no rank or order, just grouped together. Nice scents. I like them, but not enough to buy a FB:
Aspen
Primo
Mikul
Jefe
Preston
Third group, no rank or order, just grouped together. OK, somewhat generic. Mediocre performance for some:
Palmer
Tyler
Marra
JP
Fourth group. Just plain awful. Was almost a scrubber for me:
Riviera
Tyler's performance was the poorest of all the Guy Fox fragrances I've tested. It had diminished to a barely noticeable skin scent after about 5 hours. Projection was never strong at any point.
UPDATE (1/18/2025): I've completed testing all of the Guy Fox fragrances available in their two sample sets. One set is for the "Founder's Reserve" Collection while the other contains all their standard releases. Here's my ranking of all of them, with a few notes:
First group, ranked in order of my preference. These are the top Guy Fox fumes in my book - full bottle worthy, with Nightcap being the best:
1. Nightcap
2. Fairway
3. Vince
4. Nelson
Second group, no rank or order, just grouped together. Nice scents. I like them, but not enough to buy a FB:
Aspen
Primo
Mikul
Jefe
Preston
Third group, no rank or order, just grouped together. OK, somewhat generic. Mediocre performance for some:
Palmer
Tyler
Marra
JP
Fourth group. Just plain awful. Was almost a scrubber for me:
Riviera
Updated on 01/18/2026
