TANIS TABAC

This is a unisex more masculine leaning white floral musk, with a sweet honey tobacco that lingers in the background. Excellent longevity and sillage on this one leaving a scent trail that most definitely will gain compliments and turn heads. Always leaving everyone in your path questioning and wondering what you are wearing. This fragrance is excellent for any occasion whether it be just a nice stroll in the park or that perfect date night, an absolute unique and beautiful fragrance. This is perfect for anyone who wants to stand out amongst others & smell amazing.😉

If you're looking for a slightly masc-leaning white floral, this is it. That's what I was after and this is exactly what I'd hoped it would be. It's still a very "pretty" scent as white florals are generally going to be, but the tobacco and incense really round it out. Do note that this isn't a sweet pipe tobacco type of smell, it's more tobacco flower. Really love it.

The best interpretation of old school "barber shop" in modern time. The Gem for the conservative office,especially for business women.

Reminds me of wandering the halls of a college as a kid with my dad, back in the days of cigarette vending machines. Something old and comforting about it. The honey is very strong to me. As well as the white flowers (not generally a fan) but those die into the background fairly quickly. It becomes this wonderful spiced honey with hints of tobacco and woods after about an hour.

2nd meh from this house for me. Name has Tabac in it and you would need a very sharp nose to detect any. Nothing special about it. Smells like scented sticks people burn in middle east. At over $130 for a bottle, it is a very expensive scented stick. I would never buy another bottle from this house without sampling.

Too floral for my taste. notes are great if floral perfumes are your thing

I did not like it at all, I can smell a very unpleasant note from the very beginning & I am not sure what it is. This is the worst I tried from the house so far. It is rare that I really dislike a perfume like this but here we are.

It takes me back to best attempt at a Lily of the Valley fragrance in 1956 when Roudnitska made a timeless piece of artistry embodying that flower that has a various legends associated with it, one of which was how this flower is said to be the materialization of Eve’s tears when she was driven out of the Garden of Eden. Combined with Jasmine and Lily on a green velvety cloud of creaminess. To me there was this gaps between these utterly beautiful flowers in Diorissimo,something about how realistic Roudnitska captured this legendary flower. An art piece that I valued but couldn’t really consider getting out with. A struggle that was put to an end when Michelle Moelhausen decided to make this beautiful masterpiece under the Egyptian house: Nilafar Du Nil, An offering that I think should be applauded and portrayed as legendary as Diorissmo for it being a way more easier to wear. An interesting quite neat introduction to the tobacco leaf and the tobacco blossom on a bed of green humid almost ashy and woody on a steamed evaporation of the great white floral bouquet each of which was precisely selected. And dare I deem this introduction as the key secret to this beautiful art piece. The dry down of this masterpiece is quite phenomenal.

What a perfume! Slightly incensy tobacco tuberose on me, the incense & tobacco (& may be the suede) have rounded the tuberose & makes it less sweety.