Tiger – Extrait de Parfum
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Zoologist's Tiger captures the thrill of a nocturnal predator encounter – a low, rumbling growl cutting through silence. This fragrance couples danger with majesty, built on a foundation of vetiver, licked with stripes of kumquat, saffron, and jasmine.
Tiger smells woody, spicy, and aromatic: kumquat, cardamom, and saffron open zesty and spicy at once, before jasmine sambac, incense, carrot seed, and suede intertwine at the heart into a smoky, leathery core, while the base of vetiver, ebony wood, papyrus, and ambrette seed provides a dry, woody finish of great presence.
Tiger works best in the colder months, in the evening – a unisex fragrance for anyone seeking danger and majesty in one fragrance.
What makes this fragrance special to us: the deep, rumbling vetiver foundation – Cristiano Canali builds a predator's portrait on top of it that never gets loud and still fills every room.
THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE
Everything you want to know about this fragrance.
What does Tiger smell like?
Woody and spicy – kumquat and saffron meet incense, leather, and vetiver.
How does Tiger feel?
Like a nocturnal growl cutting through silence – spicy, leathery, majestic.
When do you wear Tiger?
Best in autumn and winter, in the evening – for anyone seeking woody presence.
Which fragrance might I like if I love Tiger?
Worth a look: Soap Club by BIBBI – equally leathery and woody, from a completely different Scandinavian niche world.
Still unsure? Discover Tiger as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.
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