Timut Pepper gives men's fragrance a distinctive opening: zesty and grapefruit-like at first, followed by a dry pepper note with a lightly tingling, aromatic character. It is brighter and more citrus-toned than many traditional peppers, so it can add energy without making a composition smell overtly hot or heavy.
Usually used in the top or heart of a fragrance, Timut Pepper works well with citrus, aromatic herbs, woods, vetiver and other spices. Surrounded by fresh notes, it sharpens the composition; paired with amber, leather or woods, it becomes drier and more textured. Choose this style if you enjoy modern spicy fragrances with freshness, definition and a clean, woody finish.