Tygar in a 25% concentration is a citrus–woody composition built on the tension between bright freshness and mineral depth.
The fragrance is structured as a contrast between light and density.
The opening forms a pure grapefruit impulse — juicy, slightly bitter, with a subtle metallic brightness.
The heart introduces movement: ginger adds sharpness and dry energy, while ambrette softens the transition with a musky, slightly grainy nuance.
The base builds a stable framework: Ambroxan creates a mineral amber density, musk enhances the sense of cleanliness, vetiver adds a dry vertical structure, and patchouli brings depth and persistence.
In the extrait-style version, the composition becomes more cohesive.
The multi-stage maturation cycle stabilizes the citrus accord and deepens the amber–woody base, making the fragrance more composed.
At a 25% concentration, the fragrance preserves the brightness of citrus while gaining a stable mineral-woody presence.
It is light anchored in density.
Concentration: 25%
Aging: 12 weeks — 6 weeks maceration, 6 weeks maturation.
A higher proportion of oils reduces alcoholic sharpness and enhances the textural development of the fragrance, particularly in the amber base.
