Hyeri’s Tamburins Solid Perfume: Why She Chose a Balm for Her Bag
Hyeri carries a Tamburins solid perfume in her bag. Her explanation combines a scent she enjoys with a practical preference: she worries about liquid perfume landing on leather bags or wallets and leaving marks. The balm gives her a different way to apply fragrance while she is out.
Why she brings a solid perfume
The item appears from 7:49 in VOGUE KOREA’s May 20, 2024 MY VOGUE episode. Hyeri holds up a small, light-colored case and identifies it as a Tamburins solid perfume. She then describes the frustration of accidentally spraying liquid fragrance onto leather belongings.
She also mentions clothing and long sleeves, explaining why she feels she has to spray carefully. Carrying a balm lets her apply fragrance to a chosen area instead. Her anecdote is not evidence that a solid formula is safe on every material, and she does not present it as something to rub directly onto bags or clothing.
A personal preference for woody scents
In the eight-minute section, she demonstrates applying it and says she enjoys the scent. She mentions liking wood-based fragrances, then laughs off a more detailed explanation and says she bought it because she liked it. It is a casual description of her taste rather than a precise breakdown of fragrance notes.
The video establishes the brand, the solid format and her stated preference. It does not establish an exact scent name clearly enough to label a current variant as the same one. No specific scent pyramid, size or wear time has been assigned to her item.
Choosing a format that fits your routine
If you want a fragrance for a small pouch, consider whether spraying or applying a balm feels more convenient. The format is only part of the choice: the scent on your skin and your own preference still matter. Try it in person when possible, and keep fragrance away from clothing and leather regardless of the format.
The official link below is a reference to the Tamburins perfume-balm range. It is not a claim that a particular current scent is identical to Hyeri’s item. The original Vogue episode includes paid advertising for d’Alba.