Turathi (Blue) Eau de Parfum by Afnan Perfumes | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Turathi (Blue) smell like?
Turathi Blue opens with a burst of bright bergamot and mandarin that feels crisp and summery—think citrus-forward and immediately wearable. The initial impression is clean and uncomplicated, which is...
**Strong Bvlgari Tygar alternative with a twist**: Consistently recognized as one of the best budget clones of Tygar, capturing the sweet pineapple and citrus DNA while adding a heavier musky base that some prefer to the original. Those unfamiliar with the comparison find it simply a well-executed fresh fragrance on its own.
**Versatile daily wear positioning**: Most popular for summer and spring wear, with strong crossover appeal for casual leisure and business contexts. The fresh-citrus profile and moderate performance make it practical for rotation in a collection rather than a signature scent.
**Performance meets expectations without exaggeration**: Longevity and sillage land above average for the price tier—strong projection for about two hours, then transitioning to skin scent with respectable staying power through the day. Not positioned as a powerhouse, but performs competently.
**Sensitivity consideration worth noting**: Some users report noseblindness or headaches from aroma chemicals, though this appears to affect a subset of wearers rather than being universal. Worth patch-testing if you have aroma-chemical sensitivity.
**Value proposition attracts budget-conscious collectors**: Appreciated as a way to enjoy a Tygar-adjacent scent profile without premium pricing, or to preserve higher-end bottles like Bleu de Chanel through rotation.
