Cedar vs Cedar Blue

Shared character

Both Cedar and Cedar Blue share citrus and aromatic qualities, featuring lemon and peppermint notes within a woody profile.

How they differ

Cedar is characterized by aquatic, marine, and ozonic accords, utilizing notes such as sea notes, brine, melon, green leaves, and various citrus fruits including bergamot, orange, and grapefruit, alongside musk, amber, and oakmoss. In contrast, Cedar Blue focuses on fresh spicy and soft spicy accords, incorporating notes of sandalwood, vetiver, pink pepper, nutmeg, ginger, cedar, and incense.

Who each suits

Cedar suits those who prefer fresh, salty, and marine-heavy compositions. Cedar Blue suits those who prefer spicy, woody, and incense-driven profiles.