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Tygar
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Tygar by Bvlgari is an aromatic citrus fragrance for men. Launched in 2016, the nose behind this composition is Jacques Cavallier Belletrud. The top notes feature grapefruit; the heart notes combine ginger and ambrette musk; while the base notes reveal ambroxan, musk, vetiver, and patchouli.
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grapefruit
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ginger
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Ambroxan
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- Positivo 87%
- Neutral 7.4%
- Negativo 5.6%
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Tygar by Bvlgary… Arrived in December 2020. I sprayed the first atomization on my wrist to sleep in and test its longevity. My first impression was a potentially spectacular scent. ABSOLUTELY ELEGANT and refined. Once in bed, with no distractions and in the deepest darkness of my room, I detected the grapefruit peel and Ambroxan. I smelled and smelled harder and harder… At that moment, I knew I had made one of the best blind buys in a long time. I asked my wife for her opinion… and for several seconds her nose was stuck to my wrist… she loved it. In the morning, the aroma faded a bit; it was there but not very clear… I didn’t notice that elegance anymore, just some delicious woody notes. On an excessively cold Saturday, I finally decided to use it; we were going shopping, and since I thought it didn’t have great longevity, I applied plenty of sprays: two on each collarbone, three on the chest, and one behind each ear. Even though I was wearing a dress shirt, a sweater, and a jacket, the scent came out with great force all the way outside. That’s when I noticed a very sharp sweet note… I don’t know if it’s cherry or grape… but it smells too sweet. As the cold intensified while I walked down the street, the aroma emanated from my body through my clothes. It bothered me a bit, honestly. I don’t know what’s going on, but the colder it gets, the stronger the projection becomes. Of everything I’ve bought recently, this is my wife’s favorite. Today I used it at work: I sprayed two on my hand and distributed it on my shirt; then, on top of that, I sprayed another on my hand and distributed it on my chest and collarbone. Since my hand smelled so strong, I took some alcohol, put it on my hand, and rubbed it on my face since I had just shaved… people have complimented it excessively. (A week after using this fragrance on that cold Saturday, the jacket continued to PROJECT for two weeks and some days… it interfered with my other fragrances. ABSOLUTELY long-lasting. High quality. Very sweet, very citrusy, less woody… and strong on Ambroxan. What does it remind you of?… Honestly, I don’t know… Everyone has liked it, men and women. It projects a lot.)
This perfume is perfection, simply perfect, a 10/10 scent with not a single flaw. Excellently balanced and totally unisex. A powerful, majestic, vibrant grapefruit aroma mixed with an ambroxan reminiscent of ‘Sauvage’ but with superior quality. It’s an absolute gem in perfumery, a must-have, proving how three ingredients can create an unbeatable scent. I can only say thank you for this work of art. I can detect a slight similarity to ‘Arrakis,’ but nothing alike, please don’t compare them; I’d rather have one Tygar than three Arrakis. Gentlemen, you must try this.
This perfume is perfection, simply perfect, a 10/10 aroma; I can’t find a single flaw. Excellently balanced fragrance, totally unisex. A powerful, majestic, vibrant grapefruit scent mixed with an Ambroxan in the style of ‘Sauvage’ but with exquisite quality. It’s a gem in perfumery, a must-have, demonstrating how three ingredients can achieve an unsurpassable aroma. Thanks, and thanks only, for this work of art. I can note a certain similarity, to say something, to ‘Arrakis’ but nothing alike, please don’t compare them, I prefer one Tygar over three Arrakis. Gentlemen, you must try this.
Extremely rich and excellent for me.
Excellent scent, nothing extraordinary. But attraction is what matters, and those who say it smells like Bleu de Chanel have no idea how different they are. I love it; when I can’t decide what to wear, this is always the reliable choice, plus the presentation is a 10.
My first experience with this DNA was with L’Immensité by LV, and it was a huge surprise, as the grapefruit in that perfume really caught my attention. Then I tried Black Panther by Alexandria (spoiler: it looks like a copy) and liked it even more, followed by Enter the Tiger by DUA and even Turathi Blue by Afnan (excellent perfume, more blue), until I finally tried Tygar by Bvlgari. The result was very special: the aromatic quality is impressive and easy to appreciate. Of course, I already had experiences with the DNA, but what’s notable about this Bvlgari is the depth of the scent despite being fresh at first glance. The grapefruit is juicy and natural, accompanied by a dense, deep woody base that darkens, densifies, and makes the fragrance very captivating. It’s true that it contains ambroxan, and I imagine that’s what adds the magic and accentuates the woody theme, but it’s barely noticeable as synthetic and maintains a behavior that, depending on the temperature, smells slightly metallic or marine, which none of the previous ones do (LV is more ozonic and marine, Afnan is fruitier, and Alexandria is very close but more linear and lacks a bit of ‘darkness’). Plus, I see it as a super versatile fragrance with beastly performance, slightly more masculine. On a more subjective note, I think it’s a mysterious, signature scent that can even be addictive and memorable if worn with the right attitude. I think it deserves the hype it’s getting lately, and the same could happen as with Aventus, trying to be replicated and matched even in a commercial field (D&G with LB Forever could have proposed it and went a very different way). The only big ‘but’ is its price, which seems prohibitive, and that’s why if I had to choose one from all mentioned in this humble review, it would be Alexandria. Nevertheless, I invite you to try it because from the DNA to the quality, it seems worthy of being experienced. Rating: 9/10. Thanks to Tony for his great generosity in letting me enjoy such an amazing perfume.
Very average scent, just a grapefruit wrapped in ambroxan. It’s very simple. I expected so much more after hearing everyone rave about it, but it really disappointed me, especially since it’s one of Bulgari’s gems and costs only three euros per ml. Its performance also left me cold; the projection and longevity are terrible. Not worth it for me.
Very average scent, a grapefruit wrapped in ambroxan, very straightforward. I expected so much more from this fragrance after hearing everyone talk so highly of it, but it disappointed me quite a bit, especially since it’s one of Bvlgari’s gems and costs three euros per ml. It also left me quite cold regarding its performance: projection and longevity are pretty poor. For me, it’s not worth it.
Finally, when I got to try it, something clicked in my head. I must have smelled something similar before, I just couldn’t remember what perfume. After sniffing it for a long time and reflecting, I realized this scent doesn’t smell like a perfume; it smells like a soda. YES, A SODA. Here in Mexico, there’s a Peñafiel Grapefruit soda that smells extremely similar, maybe a bit more synthetic, but incredibly close, partly because of the carbonation, I guess, but that’s exactly how it is. The ambroxan turns this fragrance into a powerhouse with amazing projection, while the woods make it super versatile and masculine. I understand why people compare it to Bleu de Chanel. It’s a work of art. Simple. Sensible. Nothing to prove. It works as a blue fragrance. I love it. However, the price is prohibitive. Is it worth buying for just over the equivalent of $350 USD in my country? WE’LL FIND OUT.
When I finally tried it, something clicked in my head. At some point, I’d smelled something similar, I just couldn’t remember which perfume… After smelling it for a long time and reflecting, I realized this scent doesn’t resemble a perfume, but a soda. YES, A SODA. Here in Mexico, there’s a Toronja by Peñafiel that smells very similar, if anything a bit more synthetic, but extremely close, partly because of the gas bubbles, I imagine, but that’s how it is. However, the ambroxan turns this fragrance into a projection powerhouse, and the woods make it super versatile and masculine. I understand why people compare it to Bleu de Chanel. It’s a work of art. Simple. Sensible. Nothing to prove. Works as a blue fragrance. I love it. However, the price is prohibitive. Is it worth buying for a bit more than the equivalent of $350 USD in my country? WE’LL FIND OUT.
Super rich, I fell in love with it the first time I smelled it: few notes, not much development, but it doesn’t need more. However… I sold it after trying Blue Afnan. It gives something very similar, though with lower quality, and the difference doesn’t justify the price. That said, Bvlgari has a gorgeous presentation, but… way too much money for a slightly generic scent. Ideal for spring/summer, going to the gym, or a wedding. Look for one of its inspirations unless you’re inspired to keep it on your vanity.
Very rich; I fell in love the first time I smelled it. Few notes and not much development, but you don’t need more. However… I sold it once I met Blue Afnan. It offers something very similar, albeit with lower quality, but the difference doesn’t justify the cost. Bvlgari has a stunning presentation, but it’s too much silver for a somewhat generic scent. Spring/summer aroma, great for the gym or a wedding. I suggest looking for one of its inspirations unless you’re inspired to display it on your vanity.
Have you ever felt scammed buying a perfume that smells great but doesn’t last? Avoid this Tygar; it has a beautiful bottle and a phenomenal scent but it’s a scam. Rosso Pompei by Tiziana Terenzi is the same scent with better projection and longevity for real. I declare myself Anti-Tygar; its hype is unnecessary.
A grapefruit perfume with a touch of amber and light wood. Nothing more. Quality ingredients and packaging matching its price: excessive. Good citrus scent, elegant touch. I don’t understand what Bulgari intended, perhaps to peek into the niche. The bottle is too big for the amount. Maybe they want to justify the exaggerated price. Collectors and grapefruit lovers will enjoy it; for others, it hardly justifies the expense. If your note is grapefruit, this is the best on the market. Its value lies in its superb aromatic quality rather than composition; simple but beautiful. Perfume for spring and summer, day and night, casual or formal, it has elegance. Maybe there are others with more creative value like LV’s L’Imagination, but if you want the best in grapefruit aromatic quality, Tygar is number one.
The resemblance to Bleu de Chanel isn’t aromatic but structural. Tygar is built just like Bleu on lavender (I’m talking about the Eau de Parfum I know best): a predominant rounded note with subtle aromatics framed by ambroxan. The grapefruit choice seems right; the fruit’s flavor complements the ambroxan sensation, and the scent is very rounded. I’ve worn it all summer and liked it. I haven’t tried Vibrato or Black Panther because I was satisfied with Turathi, but I did try L’Inmensite, and compared to Tygar, it’s 80% the same but rounder; Tygar is Spartan, just grapefruit and ambrox, while L’Inmensite has a soapy accord that makes it more complete. I lean toward Tygar because I like layering, but in a market study, L’Inmensite would probably win for being more complete. I respect the clones; I still need to try Panther and Vibrato, but I was satisfied with Turathi. Honestly, I recommend it a thousand times over the Bulgari one; I see nothing justifying the price jump. L’Inmensite is different, more complete, and mixes better with perfumes in its range, but that’s not the case with Tygar. Its price, even though the scent is divine, seems unjustifiable, especially given cheaper clones that outperform it in some aspects. Also, the Divain ones are trash; for now, I only recommend Turathi; I’ll try the others in spring. Best regards.
For those who lied that Tygar only had three notes… Fragrance has almost completed the list. There are so many liars on this page…
Tygar, the tiger of exclusive perfumery. It says a lot with little. The most exquisite grapefruit with a spectacular woody base, boosted by Ambroxan molecules. An elegant, versatile fragrance that makes a difference. Quality = 10, Scent = 10, Longevity = 7, Projection = 7, Performance = 8, Versatility = 10, Emotion = 10, Price = 5, very expensive. But the quality is worth it. Without a doubt, a work of art that makes the simple seem complex.
Simplicity at its finest. The best grapefruit paired with a well-integrated ambroxan makes this a delight for the heat, though versatile enough for year-round use. The best in Bulgari’s Private Line and superior to its cousin, L’Inmensite. Pity about the price, though it sometimes comes cheaper. Would I recommend it? Yes, but only if you’re willing to pay what they ask. Turathi Blue, its oriental inspiration, isn’t the same, but it delivers for a fraction of the cost.
Tygar, the tiger of exclusive perfumery. Says a lot with little. The most exquisite grapefruit with a base of woods and ambroxan. Elegant, versatile, and makes a difference. Quality 10, Scent 10, Longevity 7, Projection 7, Performance 8, Versatility 10, Emotion 10, Price 5 (very expensive). But the quality justifies it. A work of art that makes the simple complex.
Pure French elegance. A top-tier musky citrus. I first encountered its DNA with Afnan’s Turathi Blue, a more informal and affordable version, and then tried this OG. It denotes quality and elegance, a realistic grapefruit that reminds you of grapefruit soda with water due to the ambroxan. Great for summer, suits suits or formal office events. The only major flaw is the price; you could buy two or three similar or better perfumes. I settled for a decant to feel its class and essence, the pinnacle of simplicity and quality in something straightforward.
Imagine drinking a sweet tangerine and orange juice, 10/10. It stays citrusy when dry because it’s very linear. It’s pricey but spectacular; it smells like LV’s Afternoon but lasts longer and feels more realistic. It’s an indulgence you either get or don’t, but love it because it’s amazing.
Smells exactly like LV’s Afternoon Swim, all citrus with a musk base. Forget it’s supposed to be like L’Inmensite; this is pure Afternoon Swim 💙. Perfect for summer. 10/10, but if you don’t like citrus, it’s not for you. It’s pure citrus 🍊🍋🟩.
Too much grapefruit and a bit of musk. Nothing worth buying.
Too much grapefruit and musk. Not worth it.
Second review after testing it: It has immense presence and bears no resemblance to Tygar. Tygar is a compliment machine for women, more so than La Inmensité or Tuxedo. I give it 10/10: it projects a lot and stays deeply embedded in clothes, spectacular. I actually like it more than La Inmensité because it has nothing marine about it; it’s pure sweetness and citrus, like Tang orange but spectacular. 100% blind buy. There might be many dupes, but Tygar is unique.
I tried it three months ago at the Corte Inglés on Calle Colón in Valencia, and it’s been living in my head ever since. I delayed buying it because I already have a huge collection and it was winter, but I finally got it and it brings me so much joy. It starts with an exuberant grapefruit burst that softens quickly into a majestic citrus-musk fragrance. I think Jacques knows what he’s doing with citrus; besides Tygar, he created LV Imagination and almost all of LV’s citrus scents. I recommend trying it; even though it’s expensive, I’d buy it a thousand times over. Labeled as a men’s fragrance, but for me, it’s an absolute unisex. A simple citrus perfume and a bomb of musk. Simple? Yes. Tremendous and a flood of compliments? Absolutely.
The presentation is luxurious, but I must confess that Turathi Bleu resembles it a lot at a much lower price point. Perhaps only the opening differs in quality in favor of Tygar, but the dry-down is identical.
Tygar by Bvlgari is citrusy, spicy, and musky. The opening is a very pleasant citrus burst combined with ginger and a hint of pink pepper. Over time, the musk and amber (ambroxan) emerge, giving it body and keeping the scent stable. Fresh, light, and makes you feel great. Perfect for spring and summer, casual wear, the office, or just for enjoyment. Longevity is 7 to 8 hours with a discreet sillage. A nice scent for both men and women, housed in an elegant bottle with a magnetic cap. The price is high for what it offers, but it’s worth trying.
Tygar by Bvlgari is a citrus, spicy, and musky fragrance. The opening is very pleasant, blending citrus with ginger and something reminiscent of pink pepper. Over time, the musk and amber (ambroxan) add more depth while keeping the scent consistent. It’s perfect for daytime—fresh, light, and uplifting. Ideal for spring and summer in casual settings, the office, or just to feel good. Longevity on me lasted between 7 to 8 hours with a subtle sillage. The aroma is very agreeable and sure to appeal to both men and women. The bottle is elegant with a magnetic cap, though the price is high for what it offers. Still, it’s worth trying and experiencing.
Joya, for real. The moment you apply it, it’s instant love at first sniff.
Here’s the truth: the clone closest to Tygar is Theoreme by Rue Broca (from Afnan). Turathi gets close, but it ends up a bit darker.
Extremely high-quality sweet citrus. Lasts for hours and hours, well over twelve, and stays strong throughout. The dry down is heavenly, elegant, and sophisticated. It could be your signature scent, but given the price and performance, I’ll save it for special occasions. Perfect for the office or daytime dates. Guaranteed compliments at the end of the day.
10 out of 10.
What more could you ask for? It’s elegant, featuring a potent yet soft citrus opening that feels like fresh rain and energy. As it dries down, it reminds me a lot of Turathi Blue. Good quality, but it doesn’t sound niche and the price is outrageous. It’s sophisticated summer vibes, like a flanker of Light Blue but with better longevity. I don’t get why it’s in the Private Collection; even the guy who smells like Black tires is more exclusive.
Expensive fragrance but totally worth it, with that addictive blend of amber, grapefruit, and a touch of musk.