Tanger

I love citrus fragrances but typically have some serious longevity and projection issues (with fragrances in general but citruses in particular). With this one however, I am surrounded by my own scent bubble for a couple of hours, in high heat and humidity. As for the scent - it is both cheerful and relaxing, sparkling and mellow, energizing and soothing. It is quite linear throughout the wear, which I actually really appreciate - it's rare for me to be able to smell the citruses pop off of my skin hours into the dry down. Slightly spicy, and ambery-floral in the mid/base and overall quite mouth watering. It strikes the perfect balance between the mandarin and neroli - zesty, juicy, watery and crisp. Nothing comes off as sour or green. The rose and ylang ylang round off the edges beautifully and I suspect the cashmeran is what makes this one sparkle on my skin (I'll have to look into this molecule further) I'm a woman who typically goes for more unisex and masculine leaning fragrances - and to my nose this is a feminine leaning fragrance. I find Tanger to be a perfect addition to my humble collection and an incredible spring-summer scent. Top notch perfumery, the quality is definitely there.

AMBER Tanger - Sweet, Warm & Spicy Orange Perfume - Signature Scent All Year Round The amber is strong in this one, but it holds the citrus notes well, gives this perfume its longevity, moderately- strong sillage, and also adds some spice to this scent, similar to cinnamon. This one is like a light and bright version of MFK Grand Soir because of the heavy amber. The opening starts out with bright, sweet, and juicy orange and citruses. About 1-2 min in, is where the perfume embodies BR540, having a light airy sweetness for the rest of the dry down. But the mid notes and base notes are more prominent in comparison. Though the citrus and sweetness is mixed with it, this scent leads with amber in the dry down. Further in the dry down, you can also pick up a very light and creamy, vanilla, almost nutty note from the amber during this time. It's quite lovely actually and addictive. The deeper dry down is amber-y and sweet. I loooooove this one. It has my heart at the moment. High quality and luxurious perfume 👌🏻 This one is unique. 9.5/10

This is a forever love. I crave this scent. Good for everyday wear. Office friendly. Compliments. I guess there is an element similar to BR540 if I look for it, but it is so very different overall with the bright citrus notes in the opening that peek through for the rest of the wear. As it dries down I get more of the amber and floral, and it is very natural smelling and grounding. This has a bright and sunny character overall, but dries down smooth. I’ve heard people say OJ Levant is happiness in a bottle, and, while this smells very similar in some ways, I find this lasts longer and projects better. Love love love.

I just received this perfume. I managed to buy 40% off, and it was well worth for it. I was hoping I don‘t get too much BR540 vibe as I don‘t like the latter one. However, it reminds me more of Solar Blossom from Mizensir, the sweet orange blossom that is present in both. Solar Blossom is fresher, more appropriate for spring and summer, this one leans more end of summer - summer evening - Indian summer (warmer September) time! It‘s quite addictive! Projection quite good until 3-4 hours after it‘s transforming to skin scent on me. I agree with the person below that it‘s orange cotton candy!

Interestingly, my perception of this scent is entirely different to the previous reviewer! For me, this is a sweeter, more powdery take on Dior's Pure Poison, mixed with Sucre d'Ebene by Pierre Guillaume. It's a sultry, sexy, creamy white floral, which definitely revolves around neroli but in a decadent, ambery, syrupy way. I find this a bit of a bombshell scent, and would wear it with abandon if my partner didn't find it heavy. However, I plan to work on that - it's too good. Perfect for summer nights, through Autumn, and to keep you warm in winter.

This smells like earl grey tea with mandarins. I was wearing this fragrance today in a hot weather and enjoyed every minute of it. In the opening you get sweet tangerine-neroli note that gives you happiness and joy. After some time you feel sophisticated tea scent, but this is not freshly brewed tea. It’s more of a dried loose earl grey tea leaves right from the tea bag. There’s some sort of dryness to it that don’t let this fragrance lean fully feminine. It is very luxurious high quality unisex tea scent.

All I can say is WOW. This was a blind buy that I felt pretty confident doing because the notes are right up my alley and I was on the hunt for a new, fun signature scent for the summer time and it’s definitely safe to say I found it. Take your favorite neroli/creamy sweet dna(love don’t be shy, oriana, memo paris) and add a pinch of a BR540 vibes to it and this is what you get with this beautiful fragrance. If you’re into sweet neroli scents you must get your nose on this, I can’t recommend it enough!

This is a fresh bergamot centric fragrance. Everything else just revolves around it. Very nice blend of citrus floral opening. There are hints of rose and amber, but woody note and green moss dominate the drydown. Longevity is good and sillage is enormous. Thank you Ormonde Jayne.

Really beautiful ambery vanilla with floral and woody notes! For me it’s definitely a fragrance I could see myself wearing in the fall. Does lean a little sweet to my nose and I would say unisex to feminine leaning. But it’s a love for me!

A cologne version of BR540! Opens citrus fresh and dries down to a creamy vanilla and amber mix! The neroli lurks in the background,and is ever so subtle. Really surprised with the performance as it stayed on me for more than eight hours.

A beautiful fragrance that is rarely talked about. This is unisex I wear with my partner, It's the smell of heaven we love when we wear it together.

This is my signature perfume, I have received many compliments, everyone is happy that I wear this perfume. The year's most successful blind buy

Warm, resinous, vanillic citrus white floral combination. One of my favorite profiles and this one is done very nicely. Not at all too sweet.

The most beautiful neroli floral I own. I will buy again, and again. 10/10 EXTREMELY high quality.

Love this. An ever-so-slightly sweet (thanks, I believe, to the vanilla) floral/amber citrus.

if u like the mentioned notes, Tanger is a Banger

Very unisex but pulls more masculine on me. Upon first spray there is a prominent, yummy mandarin note ( that sticks around for the dry down). I did not get any rose. Seconds later I had to recheck the notes because I smelled incense similar to nag champa... after 30 mins or so the oakmoss and resins sit fairly loudly on my skin. The opening has a touch of LDBS/Sintra but again it pulls slightly masculine very quickly with my chemistry making it a very unisex option compared to the others. I do not get any baccarat vibes whatsoever and am convinced that has become the default "reminds me of" go to. It must be the amber some people are relating it to. The only thing I don't care for in this fragrance is that the musk appears very sporty on my skin (I'm guessing it's the cashmere wood). For this reason alone I'm giving my sample to my fiancé bc I think I'd rather smell it on him. Clean, relaxing and non linear fragrance. I think this is very well blended citrus musk and would be liked by many

Pretty, but nothing to write home about. It falls under the category of 'gets the job done' - so hardly something I consider worth spending that much money on. It's a nice, fresh, clean citrusy perfume with soft-to-moderate projection and longevity, and it progressively becomes more and more neroli-focused. The neroli is the crisp and clean kind (a la Neroli Portofino / 4711, not the powdery, creamy type a la Reflection Man / Fleur du Male). It starts with almost pure tangerine, then the bergamot kicks in, and a couple of minutes in, the neroli starts to bloom and drowns most other notes out. Very nice for sure, and as a neroli lover I'd certainly wear it if it was gifted. But I wouldn't buy this - too expensive for both the fragrance itself and the performance.

Being a fan of Ormonde Jayne's Levant, it's hard for me to articulate how Tanger differs. There is a very, very slight vegetal fecundness to the citrus accord (but maybe that just comes from the neroli). Think of an overripe orange that's been cut in half and left out in the afternoon sun. Amber and cashmere wood lend themselves to a calming warmth, almost like a woolly glove over the sprightlier orange note. Like Levant, there is a lotion-like creaminess at the heart of the scent, and in that respect Tanger almost reminds me of a more subdued Mojave Ghost. Run-time on the skin is about 5-6 hours for me, with a more modest projection.

Its interesting that people describe this as orange creamsicle or cotton candy. On my skin I get an orange spice vibe that seems perfect around the winter holidays. At first spray, I get that burst of citrus, which is quickly replaced by bitter petitgrain, and then settles into a somewhat sweet vanilla dominated by resiny spices. I did not get any neroli or other florals, just warmth and a quiet elegance. I don't like overly sweet fragrances, so the balance on this one is just right. Give it a try if you like subtle, elegant spicy-fruity fragrances that won't punch your neighbors in the face.