Tangerine Vert

This is a "take no prisoners" assertive citrus scent with woody backing, and I wear it frequently. It is very "green" and can seem a bit harsh (unlike the gentler Citron Citron), but it is somewhat more complex and more aromatic. I wear this to work and enjoy the joyful energy it gives me. It does not last that long (no natural scents or citruses do), but I feel that what evaporated off of me is making the air better around me. No chemicals. Excellent perfume in my opinion.

This is my newest favourite perfume. It's a lovely very green citrus scent. There is a nice depth to it and virtually no sweetness. I'd say this could work equally well on either sex

It's a lovely, fresh, sunny, optimistic, clean tangerine - perfect for any warm-to-hot-to-baking day. True-to-life and not cloying; a natural sweetness which doesn't grow sticky or overbearing. Utterly unisex, too - a touch more feminine than MH Le Pamplemousse, which I have and love even though it gets a bit butch and over-oakmossy to me in its later stages - but lasts a whole summer's day. Sadly, for me, Tangerine Vert is extremely short-lived - 60-90 minutes max and it's just gone - so for days when it's gotta be orange, not grapefruit, I'll be sticking with Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte - which is sweeter and has slightly more rounded and varied notes than the MH, as well as lasting much longer.

TV is a fresh unisex fragrance that resembles 4711 Koelnisch Wasser greatly. TV does have a sweeter touch than the German 4711, and it's nearly as short lived as that venerable edt. There's a nostalgic vibe to TV which seems to come from decades ago when fragrances were gossamer wisps on lace handkerchiefs. TV is wearable, work safe and rather expensive. I like the sweet citrus notes, but not enough to shell out big bucks for them.

A tender, delicate and polite citrus based cologne type fragrance. It is likeable and could be a good alternative for any traditional summer colognes. Well balanced between the citrus notes (not sweet or sharp lemon pledge) and the green herbal notes. The self-effacing character somehow makes me think that this should be more feminine than masculine.