Cedar vs 1872 Mandarin

Shared character

Both Cedar and 1872 Mandarin feature citrus, woody, fresh, and aromatic profiles. They share a common composition of lemon, bergamot, musk, amber, lily of the valley, and mandarin orange.

How they differ

Cedar is characterized by aquatic, marine, ozonic, and salty accords, utilizing notes such as Texas cedar, Australian sandalwood, marine notes, brine, sea notes, melon, peppermint, green leaves, aldehydes, and various citrus elements like grapefruit and Sicilian lemon. In contrast, 1872 Mandarin focuses on floral, powdery, earthy, and fresh spicy accords, incorporating notes of jasmine, rose, orchid, freesia, vetiver, coriander, saffron, ginger, lavender, lime, violet, basil, and nectarine.

Who each suits

Cedar suits those who prefer marine and ozonic profiles with woody and salty elements. 1872 Mandarin suits those who prefer floral and earthy compositions with fresh spicy qualities.