Athar

I have Tygar and Turathi blue. This smells almost identical to Tygar in the opening. The opening on Dyrose is actually brighter and more prominent but in the dry down is where the difference is noticeable. The only difference that I noticed is that Tygar has more ambroxan in the base while Dyrose has more patchouli and musk. Tygar last about 8hrs on my skin while Dyrose only lasted about 3-4 hours on me that I noticed. Dyrose does last about 6-8 hours on clothes though. Given all that to me this is the closest that I've smelled to Tygar it's almost a 1:1. Turathi blue is close but it goes in its own direction during the dry down. I think all Dyrose need is more ambroxan. I'm going to layer it with molecule 02 (ambroxan) and come back to this review. 9/6/25 The first review was in the middle of summer in STL with extremely high humidity. Now that the weather has cooled down with low humidity the performance has changed drastically. I'm now getting 8+ hours easily. With that said this is recommended for fall and spring 60-80 degree fahrenheit temperature. This smells wonderful still!

I don't like Turathi blue too much but this one, believe me it has higher quality and smells like really expensive perfumes. however the projection level is like turathi , which is good overall. Turathi smells like a pure lemon juice to me, while this one is a real grapefruit with high quality abroxan and musk. Only the ginger is not too detectable like Vibrato honestly. Highly recommend and deserved the hype.

Wow got this to the East coast and took a whole month but no regrets! Longevity and silage is excellent. Best Tiger dupe better than Turathi blue and Majesty ( doesn't have that powdery dry down that I hate).

I really liked it—it has a very fresh, citrusy scent with a slight bitterness. The projection and longevity are both very strong. Overall, it’s highly recommended for summer.

tygar/vibrato clone smells greats on a hot day . lasts longer than turathi blue