She Was An Anomaly
Eau de Parfum
État Libre d'Orange
Note Profile
A sweet, honeyed citrus note - warmer and more rounded than mandarin with a distinctive Moroccan character.
Tangerine has a sweet, honeyed citrus aroma with a warm, rounded character and subtle floral undertones. Its scent is less sharp than other citrus notes, offering a juicy, almost candy-like nuance that evolves into a soft, lingering freshness. The Moroccan variety is particularly prized for its depth and slightly exotic, sun-drenched quality.
Tangerine essential oil is typically cold-pressed from the rind of Citrus reticulata fruits, with major production in Mediterranean countries such as Morocco and Italy. The oil is valued for its purity and is often sourced from organically grown fruit to avoid pesticide residues.
Perfumers use tangerine primarily as a top note to impart brightness and sweetness, often blending it with other citrus oils, florals, or light woods. It is favored in compositions that require a softer, more gourmand citrus opening, and can add a nuanced warmth to both feminine and unisex fragrances.
Perfumers known for using Tangerine include Pierre Montale , Christophe Raynaud , Olivier Cresp , Quentin Bisch , Ahmedullah Anfar , and Antoine Maisondieu .
Citrus
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Tangerine appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
État Libre d'Orange
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Toilette
Chloé
Eau de Parfum
Laboratorio Olfattivo
Eau de Parfum
Guerlain
Eau de Parfum
Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777
ALREHAB PERFUMES
Eau de Parfum
Creed
Eau de Parfum
Miller Harris
Eau de Toilette
Kenzo