Note

Timur (2)

All 2 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This intriguing note possesses a unique fragrance profile that blends citrusy and spicy nuances. Often described as having a fresh, zesty character, it evokes a sense of brightness and warmth. Its scent profile can be likened to a citrus fruit, with hints of peppery and woody undertones, giving it an aromatic edge that enhances many compositions. Timur brings a certain vibrancy, often compared to the essence of bergamot or pink pepper, but with a more exotic twist that sets it apart. In perfumery, it is frequently used within the woody, spicy, and even aromatic fragrance families. Its versatility allows it to function as both a top note, providing a lively opening, and a middle note, enriching the heart of the fragrance with its complex aroma. It bridges the gap between freshness and warmth, adding depth and sophistication to a wide range of compositions. As a component, timur can uplift the overall olfactory experience, making it a favored choice for perfumers seeking to create dynamic and engaging scents.

Overview

2 fragrances · 2 brands · £39–£196

French Avenue Grow — dupe of Maison Crivelli Oud Cadenza

Fragrances

  • French Avenue Grow — Inspired by Maison Crivelli Oud Cadenza — 8.4/10 — £39
  • Assaf Attacks — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.2/10 — £196

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Timur in perfume?

This intriguing note possesses a unique fragrance profile that blends citrusy and spicy nuances. Often described as having a fresh, zesty character, it evokes a sense of brightness and warmth. Its scent profile can be likened to a citrus fruit, with hints of peppery and woody undertones, giving it an aromatic edge that enhances many compositions. Timur brings a certain vibrancy, often compared to the essence of bergamot or pink pepper, but with a more exotic twist that sets it apart. In perfumery, it is frequently used within the woody, spicy, and even aromatic fragrance families. Its versatility allows it to function as both a top note, providing a lively opening, and a middle note, enriching the heart of the fragrance with its complex aroma. It bridges the gap between freshness and warmth, adding depth and sophistication to a wide range of compositions. As a component, timur can uplift the overall olfactory experience, making it a favored choice for perfumers seeking to create dynamic and engaging scents.

What are the best Timur fragrances?

The top rated options are French Avenue Grow (8.4/10) and Assaf Attacks (7.2/10).

Which brands make Timur fragrances?

2 brands are represented, including Assaf and French Avenue.

How much do Timur fragrances cost?

Prices range between £39 and £196 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.