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Francesca Bianchi Tyger Tyger Extrait De Parfum 30ml

Francesca Bianchi Tyger Tyger Extrait De Parfum 30ml

Regular price Dhs. 346.00 AED
Regular price Dhs. 432.00 AED Sale price Dhs. 346.00 AED
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European import - Available to order.

We’ll arrange your European import and dispatch it from our warehouse in Melbourne in an estimated 8–15 business days. Delivery then follows with Australia Post eParcel within 2-4 days.

Shipping & delivery information

Available to order from our extended supplier network. This item is imported to order and is not available for immediate local dispatch. Please allow 2–3 business days delivery time after dispatch. It is unsuitable for urgent orders or last-minute gifts.

Formulated as an extrait de parfum, this 30ml bottle from Francesca Bianchi delivers a higher concentration of fragrance oils, allowing the Tyger Tyger composition to maintain its aromatic structure with fewer applications and extended wear time.


The extrait grade traditionally contains a denser perfume-oil matrix compared to lighter water-based blends. This concentration shift changes application dynamics: a single targeted spray deposits enough active material to persist across daily hours without fading into background projection. The thirty-milliliter capacity complements this by enabling precise dosing, which helps buyers calibrate intensity based on individual body chemistry, ambient temperature, and intended wear duration.


Application and Usage Mechanics

  • Sustained Diffusion: Higher oil content anchors the fragrance to skin proteins and textile weaves, reducing the need for repeated spraying throughout the day.
  • Precise Dispensing: The compact volume pairs with a calibrated sprayer mechanism, ensuring each press releases a consistent mist rather than uncontrolled aerosol dispersion.
  • Controlled Layering: Measured doses allow straightforward blending with other Francesca Bianchi releases or neutral skincare bases without risking fragrance conflict or olfactory saturation.
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