Top Notes 
Mint
Honey pomelo
Southernwood
Bell pepper
Heart Notes 
Artemisia
Orange
Fennel
Pink pepper
Base Notes 
Citrus notes
Musk
Woody notes
Sandalwood12/19/2024
Dennis1104
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Pomelo and a greenish touch. Does the combination work? Yes.
Tangy Caper is a great fragrance for the warmer days of the year. It's probably really good in summer!
The combination of the citrus fruit pomelo and the greenish touch from the mint, for example, works really well.
Admittedly, this fragrance doesn't knock my socks off, but that doesn't mean it's not good. It's really beautiful and you can wear it very well and it also goes down really well on the outside.
Tangy Caper starts with the citric facet from the pomelo fruit, as well as the general right greenish touch. Of course, the "green" also comes somewhat from the mint, but somehow it also feels like it has other green notes in general.
Incidentally, I wouldn't classify the mint as "spicy" at all. It doesn't have that typical peppermint character, but a kind of milder mint.
Over time, it even becomes a little "fruitier" for me and I actually have the feeling of smelling a little fennel.
Fennel could be off-putting, but it's super dosed and fits in with the rest of the fragrance.
However, I can't detect the listed paprika note at all, for example.
Towards the end, it becomes a little "drier" and woodier.
Nevertheless, a certain citric note remains.
It's really quite well done!
I would definitely classify the fragrance in the unisex segment and the performance of the fragrance is also perfectly fine.
Admittedly, this fragrance doesn't knock my socks off, but that doesn't mean it's not good. It's really beautiful and you can wear it very well and it also goes down really well on the outside.
Tangy Caper starts with the citric facet from the pomelo fruit, as well as the general right greenish touch. Of course, the "green" also comes somewhat from the mint, but somehow it also feels like it has other green notes in general.
Incidentally, I wouldn't classify the mint as "spicy" at all. It doesn't have that typical peppermint character, but a kind of milder mint.
Over time, it even becomes a little "fruitier" for me and I actually have the feeling of smelling a little fennel.
Fennel could be off-putting, but it's super dosed and fits in with the rest of the fragrance.
However, I can't detect the listed paprika note at all, for example.
Towards the end, it becomes a little "drier" and woodier.
Nevertheless, a certain citric note remains.
It's really quite well done!
I would definitely classify the fragrance in the unisex segment and the performance of the fragrance is also perfectly fine.
