Cedar vs Cedar Lime

Shared character

Both Cedar and Cedar Lime share citrus and woody qualities, featuring mandarin orange and oakmoss.

How they differ

Cedar is characterized by aquatic, marine, ozonic, and salty accords, utilizing a wide range of notes including lemon, bergamot, orange blossom, grapefruit, vanilla, musk, amber, lily of the valley, thyme, melon, peppermint, green leaves, orange, aldehydes, patchouli, sandalwood, and various sea-inspired elements. In contrast, Cedar Lime focuses on lime and cedar, presenting green, sweet, earthy, conifer, mossy, and sour accords.

Who each suits

Cedar suits those who prefer fresh, aromatic, and marine profiles with complex citrus and woody layers. Cedar Lime suits those who prefer green, earthy, and sour profiles centered around conifer and lime.