
Tubereuse Tabac Laughing Saint
Taylor. The fragrance features Tuberose, White Tobacco, White Cedar Extract, Leather, Pink Pepper, Tonka Bean, Ambergris and Musk. "Created as an olfactive accompaniment to Gregory Alan Isakov's album The Weatherman (2013)." - a note from the brand.
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Accords
Note pyramid
From the encyclopedia
- Contains White Cedar Extract, a note found in only 19 fragrances
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Performance
Longevity
long lasting
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Sillage
strong
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Audience & value
Gender
more male
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Price value
ok
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Where it works
Climate
mediterranean and cold
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Season
spring and summer
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How it lasts in our climate
Not enough reports yet on how Tubereuse Tabac Laughing Saint lasts in our heat. If you have worn it, tell us — three taps.
OurScent’s verdict
Suits you if
- you want a scent that lasts all day
- you like a scent that is noticed
- you want something fresh for summer heat
- you live somewhere cold
May not suit you if
- you spend the day in a closed office or a crowd
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Who made it
Questions about Tubereuse Tabac
- Does Tubereuse Tabac last in the heat?
- Our estimate from its composition, until enough readers vote: longevity “long lasting”, and it is better in mild weather and cold weather than on a hot summer day.
- Who is Tubereuse Tabac for, and in which season?
- The house makes it for men. From its accords, we estimate it is best in spring and summer.












































