King Tut

King Tut by Alexandria Fragrances presents a distinctive cola-like opening with bright citrus notes that blend quickly into a sweet, powdery, and slightly doughy vanilla-tobacco dry down. The scent is best described as a subtle, calm, and quiet aromatic experience — not abrasive or bold, but also not deeply captivating. Longevity is moderate to long on clothing, with faint traces lingering past 24 hours. On skin, the projection fades quickly and is distinctly svelte, making the fragrance more intimate than aromatic. The dry down evokes marzipan, almond, and a hint of faint medical bandage, leading some to describe it as strangely near a candy like Red Hots or playdough. It is generally perceived as unisex, with a mellow, restrained character that suits cooler settings — particularly night wear or spring-summer transitions. Some appreciate the simple elegance and subtle longevity in a soft, cosmopolitan style, while others find it underwhelming, lacking in depth and evolution. The fragrance may benefit from shelf aging, as some users report improvement over time, though results are inconsistent. It is not a loud or attention-grabbing scent, making it suitable for travel or personal use when neutral is preferred. Overall, it is a quiet, balanced choice for those seeking a light, vanilla-tobacco-scented complement without fanfare or aggression.