The Key

Really good and juicy in the opening. It's very citrusy, and sweet, but light and airy at the same time. Once the fragrance settles however, the juiciness is gone and you're left with the light, airy, citrus. It's still sweet and the woods of the fragrance begin to poke out. This has a lovely trail too and it reminds me of Aoud Lemon Mint. The woods aren't as heavy, and the strength is not as strong. I can imagine how this has the Tygar DNA. In the air it's lighter, but on skin it is more dense, sweet, and a little bit heavier. I may prefer ALM by Mancera to this, but I definitely want to give these two a comparison.

Beautiful summer fragrance, love tygar dna, good longevity but weak silage

I think most people will like this scent and I did get good longevity. I put on 8 - 10 sprays which is typical for my summer scent spraying routine. That being said though, I find the quality to be on par with houses like Nautica or Azzaro. A lot of these from Navitus are cheap aroma chemicals which they throw in a nice package and inflate the price hoping you'll buy them because you like the influencer who is promoting it. If you can get 100ml for $50 or less it would be a good pickup, but over that I'd say you'd get more value out of a cheap designer house.

Smells like Tygar and way better than any Tygar clones.. there’s a bit of lemon here and the ginger and sandalwood are more pronounced, dries down sweeter because of the tonka base.. Tygar has a leather note that this one doesn’t have and dries down more airy. I got both and the differences are minimal, even performance is the same tested side by side.

This one is okay, but the dry-down smells cologne-y from the sandalwood. Not my favorite out of the testers! Also it doesn't really last or project on me.