Equilibrato vs Apsara

Shared character

Both Equilibrato and Apsara feature a combination of benzoin, patchouli, fig, frankincense, and woods. They share woody, fruity, sweet, and warm spicy accords.

How they differ

Equilibrato includes citrus elements such as grapefruit, lime, mandarin orange, and petitgrain, alongside aromatic notes like sage, mugwort, and pink pepper. It also contains unique facets of honey, milk, fig milk, brine, burnt toast, and moss. Apsara focuses on different floral and earthy elements, specifically hibiscus, hibiscus nectar, iris, and spices, alongside exotic woods and black fig.

Who each suits

Equilibrato suits those who prefer aromatic, balsamic, and soft spicy profiles with citrus and milky nuances. Apsara suits those who prefer floral, fresh, earthy, and amber profiles.