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Tyger Tyger
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Tyger Tyger by Francesca Bianchi is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2020, the nose behind this composition is Francesca Bianchi.
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- Positivo 74%
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It would be like a Lost in Heaven with a hint of honey and less intensity. It smells like Francesca Bianchi with that artificial honey nuance, like cheap candies with an aniseed touch. The peach is noticeable due to the sweetness, although within the brand’s sweet offerings it’s less clear than others like Sex and the Sea. It’s more than a Sticky Fingers. I don’t detect the flowers they say it has. For me, the most floral in the range is Angel’s Dust; this one, not so much.
I loved it, although it’s lighter than others from the brand. It reminds me of Sex & the Sea but less intense, removing the animalic notes and swapping pineapple and coconut for peach. It’s fruity, sweet, soft, and easy to wear. The leather is noticeable from start to finish, always soft. The honey is notable, sweet, and pleasant, nothing sharp. Good longevity, over 10 hours, although the projection is moderate. I see it as unisex, perhaps a bit more feminine. It’s a daily perfume, more commercial than others from the house. High-quality, natural ingredients. Overall rating: 9.
Wearing this perfume is like listening to Radiohead: euphoria and depression in the same track. Francesca contrasts the beautiful and dark nature of things in an asymmetrical way. Although it recalls vintage scents, it has a modern halo that proves elegance can be dark and beautiful. Narcotic white flowers with a fleshy peach make you imagine soft, velvety skin. The fruit is sweet and full of life, not sharp. Everything is bathed in a sumptuous honey. Then comes the sandalwood, oakmoss, and patchouli, creating that ambiguity of light and darkness. I detected the oud, treated with flair and in perfect balance. A soft leather in the background tints the dark side. As it dries, the heliotrope makes it powdery and vintage—a gift. The performance is superhuman; you can smell it all day even with a mask. Tyger doesn’t scare, it’s not animalic, and that’s why I admire Francesca: her artistic vision is difficult and deserves my total devotion.
Innovative. The composition is so complex that it depends entirely on who wears it. In my case, it’s a peach that takes charge, sweetened by honey and flowers, but sparkling and unique thanks to the depth of the woods, patchouli, and leather.
Incense-chypre of labdanum, nardo absolute and white flowers. Clean sensation, intensely sweet, a refined greasy nuance and flashes of medicinal powdery. As is customary in this house, it behaves differently as it settles on your skin. After the first minutes of that olfactory indifference, there’s a metamorphosis. Salty, bitter, uninhibited at first, in its heart the semi-withered garden of white flowers takes over, opens and welcomes… to finally spend the night under the shelter of woody, narcotic and semi-woodsy notes. In my view, the friendliest from Francesca Bianchi.
Incense-cyprian, labdanum, neroli, and white flowers. A clean sensation, intensely sweet, with a refined greasy nuance and flashes of medicinal powdery notes. As often happens with this house, it changes as it settles on your skin. After the first few minutes of olfactory fatigue, a metamorphosis occurs. Salty and bitter at first, then the garden of white flowers takes over, opens up, and welcomes… before finally retreating into woody, narcotic, and semi-woodsy notes. In my opinion, the friendliest of Francesca Bianchi.
I ordered a sample and when I applied it to my wrist I filled the whole room and felt an animalic and medicinal scent… I decided to keep it. A few days later I applied it to my arm again and was pleasantly surprised; it has an interesting development, it warms you up and can be ideal for slightly cold days (though it can be worn whenever). To summarise, it’s a vintage perfume with personality that sticks to your clothes, your sheets and to you all, haha. It’s pretty but it’s not my style of perfume.
A delicious honeyed peach, sophisticated, a little disruptive and dirty at the same time. I give it a 10, as from the very first moment it became my signature for autumn and winter. Curiosity: younger people tend to compliment me with it.
A delicious honeyed peach, sophisticated, also a bit disruptive and dirty at the same time. I give it a 10, as from the very first moment it touched my skin it became one of my signature perfumes for autumn and winter. Curiosity: younger people tend to compliment it on me.
Tyger Tyger is in my opinion the easiest Francesca Bianchi perfume and I recommend it beforehand as an entry point, along with Sex and the Sea Neroli or Under my Skin. The list of notes seems sincere and what I said earlier is more than eloquent: a honeyed apricot on a bed of white flowers, supported by a woody base. The sweetness is precise and at times reminds me of Port wine or a grape note, but only at moments. It seems a gentle, exquisite perfume and if it wants to inspire a tiger, I think it would be a very tender and tamed one. This time it seems more feminine to me, but I would wear it perfectly in mild temperatures, day and night, for semi-formal or casual situations, plus I can bring more complex layers as it’s a pleasant scent. I recommend trying it, good performance and quality. Note: 8.5/10. Thanks to Tony.
It’s wonderful in scent, longevity and projection. I love all the notes, but my nose has the ‘flaw’ that leather notes at the end saturate me. It happens with any leather; I recognise it straight away and in the end I have to do without the fragrance. I’ve found a very similar alternative without leather: the Roberto Cavalli perfume. I’m not saying they’re clones, but they have that vibe. A masterpiece this extract. Edit: this fragrance has totally won me over. Have you ever taken a nap on your freshly bathed German Shepherd? Well, this is exactly that, but lying on your ultra-soft fur tiger. Seriously, it’s complex to explain…
A perfume masterpiece, period. It smells of honey, the peach is very noticeable, giving a sensation of peach in syrup. On my skin it comes across as very animalic, but in a good way: sensual and warm, I can’t explain it any better. Sweet, fruity and animalic perfume. The longevity is beastly, like all of hers; I showered, went to sleep and the next day there was still something left on my wrist. The projection is tremendous too. As they say around here, I think it’s the easiest to start with Francesca Bianchi. I reiterate and live up to the name: beastly.
It’s the seventh fragrance by Francesca Bianchi I’ve bought and one of my favourites. Like most, it has a resinous opening where peach and honey rule without being very feminine. The interesting thing is that after a few hours the animalic notes come out (though she doesn’t declare them, she has them) accompanied by that sweetness and faint flowers. This is where I’ve noticed them the most, followed by Libertine Neroli and the Sex and the Sea ones.
Francisca, if you like it, you’ve got a problem. And well, I do like it. Starting from the end: it’s intense, unisex, but doesn’t shine for daily wear nor does it have nuclear performance. I’ve seen the proposal in other fragrances of theirs. Concentrated, resinous, honeyed and ambered. What sets it apart is a floral and fruity sweetness that softens those chords to make it more wearable, within its profile. I don’t feel the darkness of Dark Knight nor the sexuality of Dark Side; it’s more neutral but potent. It’s exquisite, you have to apply a little, and its place is special occasions, at night or on days without sun. I love it, but I’m sure I wouldn’t buy it because there are two from the house I like more. Francisca, always on the team.
I’ve tried others from the house and was expecting something more wild and exotic, along the lines of an apocalyptic civilisation. Surprise: it’s one of the most wearable. At first it’s powerful, fierce as a tiger, but soon it settles down to reveal only the honeyed part, blending with plastic-like narcotic flowers, giving it a vintage air. After a few hours it smells of talcum powder, but not just like wet wipes; it has a dirty character, niche and complex. If Winnie the Pooh had a scent, this would be it: honey, flowers, talcum and a touch of animal.
Just got my hands on it and it’s my new addiction.