HOUSE
Tom Ford
9 entries in The Aroma Book, all from things I have personally tried.
ABOUT THE HOUSE
TOM FORD BEAUTY’s fragrance range is organised around Signature and Private Blend collections.
The catalogue spans eau de parfum and parfum formats across styles including citrus, leather, amber, floral, aromatic and woody compositions.
IN THE AROMA BOOK
I have currently tried 9 perfumes from Tom Ford.
RECURRING CHARACTER
Common profiles
FULL HOUSE INDEX
Everything tried from Tom Ford.
Amber Absolute
Labdanum dominated from the start. Smaller amounts of benzoin and vanilla gave the fragrance a milky, creamy texture, while a bitter resinous facet reminded me of…
Arabian Wood
This opened very differently from what I expected: floral, white-musky and distinctly soapy. I also picked up an ylang-like note that I personally do not enjoy, and the…
Azure Lime
Azure Lime opened fresh and dry, with lemon standing out more than anything else. I also noticed hints of orange blossom over a woody, musky base. I found it pleasant…
Fleur de Portofino
Sweet jasmine was the dominant impression, with a strong benzyl-acetate character. It simply did not work for me.
Grey Vetiver
To me, Grey Vetiver was a clean, soapy vetiver in the same broad family as Creed Original Vetiver or Mugler Cologne.
Italian Cypress
Italian Cypress opened with citrus and a lot of labdanum, with what I thought might be some patchouli underneath. It had a mature character that reminded me of…
Tobacco Oud
Labdanum dominated this almost completely to my nose. Despite the name, I did not get much tobacco or oud on that wearing.
Tobacco Vanille
What stood out most to me was a chai-latte-like spiced sweetness, while the tobacco itself felt surprisingly restrained. I noted that it might be more interesting as a…
Tuscan Leather
The main thing I noticed was how little Tuscan Leather changed as it developed. The opening and drydown smelled remarkably similar to me, and I did not mean that…