Police To Be Tattooart Eau de Toilette 125ml is a confident, woody-aromatic fragrance for men, launched in 2017 as part of Police's To Be line. A bright, slightly fruity opening of blackcurrant, lemon verbena and cardamom leads into an aromatic heart of lavender and clary sage, before settling into a polished base of ambroxan, tonka bean and amberwood — designed by the brand for "a man who likes the risk of a free spirit". About Police Fragrances Police is an Italian lifestyle brand founded in Vicenza in 1983, originally rising to prominence with sunglasses and accessories before expanding into fragrance. Its scents are produced under licence by Mavive and have built a strong following in Europe for accessibly priced, well-crafted compositions. The To Be line is the brand's flagship masculine franchise, and Tattooart extends that DNA with a darker, more body-art-inspired character. Fragrance notes Top: Blackcurrant, Lemon Verbena, Cardamom Heart: Lavender, Clary Sage Base: Ambroxan, Tonka Bean, Amberwood Olfactory family: Woody Aromatic | Launched: 2017 Who it's for To Be Tattooart suits men looking for a polished, slightly slightly evening-leaning daily signature with a smooth amberwood-and-tonka drydown. The composition is at its best in autumn and spring, comfortable for date-night, dinner and casual evening contexts, and pairs naturally with smart-casual or leather-jacket dressing. Anyone drawn to fragrances such as Yves Saint Laurent La Nuit de l'Homme or Hugo Boss Boss Bottled Night will recognise the territory. How to wear it Spray onto pulse points — the inner wrists, sides of the neck and chest — from around 15 cm away. Apply to clean, moisturised skin straight after a shower for the longest wear. Two to three sprays balance well; the tonka-and-amberwood drydown develops over the first hour and rewards a moderate hand. Specifications Size: 125ml Concentration: Eau de Toilette Gender: Men Brand: Police Line: To Be Tattooart Year: 2017
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