The year 2016 saw the house of Bvlgari add Tygar to its catalog, in the form of an Eau de Parfum. Grapefruit, placed as a heart note, gives it its defining trait: a citrus with a fresh, fruity profile, which ties the composition to the citrus family, the one made up of essences drawn from fruits of the Citrus genus.
The heart
Grapefruit occupies the heart tier. A citrus fruit with tangy, slightly bitter flesh, it brings vivid freshness and a fruity facet. Its zest, cold-pressed in perfumery, yields a sparkling essence in which a sulfurous nuance characteristic of this fruit also comes through.
A family of zests
The citrus family owes its name to the mythological garden of the Hesperides and brings together compositions built around citrus fruits: bergamot, lemon, orange, mandarin, grapefruit. Tygar belongs to it through its grapefruit, whose tangy freshness matches the bright, invigorating quality that defines these zest essences.
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