PRODUCT
TARIF No5 is wealth bottled—a sleek, emerald-tinted flask that channels both high finance and high fashion. One spritz turns boardrooms into bank vaults and casual cafés into private members’ clubs. Designed by STPD Studios for those who prefer their success with a wink.

COMPOSITION
• Opening: “Cash-aldehydic” sparkle—think crisp, freshly printed bills and cold, metallic coins.
• Heart: Soft cotton-linen (like the paper of money), rounded by polished mahogany teller counters and leather-lined vault doors.
• Base: Smoldering cedar cash boxes and a whisper of smoky vetiver, leaving the hush of a well-funded future in your wake.

ARF OF PERFUMING
Mist once on pulse points—wrists, neck, inner elbows—then seal the deal with an extra cloud over your collar. For power plays: a stealth spritz on your wallet, resume, or invoice before the hand-off. Wear it whenever you want to smell like you just closed the biggest trade of your life.

• Size & Strength: 50 mL Eau de Tarifs—one spritz is worth its weight in gold bullion (adjusted for inflation).
  
• Color: Emerald-green, because clear liquid is for common checking accounts.
  
• Origin Story: Dreamed up in the back room of STPD Studios after someone asked, “What if we could expense the smell of success?”
  
• Ethics: 100 % cruelty-free, and printed-money-friendly. No banks were harmed in the making of this fragrance—unless you count overdrafts.

“Sprayed it before my performance review—left with a promotion and a higher credit limit.” ★★★★★

“Smells like freshly unboxed sneakers and a crisp stack of twenties. My wallet’s jealous.” ★★★★★

“Too powerful. My dog started demanding direct deposit.” ★★★★★

“Finally, a scent that lets me flex without maxing out my Platinum.” ★★★★★

Q: Does TARIF No5 really smell like money?
A: Yes—fresh bills, minted coins, and the faint thrill of insider trading. Trust your nose—and your greed.

Q: Will it attract bankers?
A: Side effect may include spontaneous small-talk about yield curves. Wear responsibly.

Q: Is it unisex?
A: If you can spend it, you can spray it.

Q: How long does it last?
A: 8 hours on skin, longer on power suits and financial statements.