Original vs Sologne

Shared character

Both fragrances share the same four notes – lemon, neroli, rosemary and lavender – and consequently both feature a citrus accord. This gives each a bright, aromatic opening.

How they differ

Original is built solely from the shared ingredients – lemon, neroli, rosemary and lavender – and therefore presents a straightforward citrus‑aromatic profile. Sologne contains those same four notes but expands the composition with bergamot, orange, sandalwood and benzoin, adding extra citrus brightness (bergamot, orange) and a warm, resinous‑woody base (sandalwood, benzoin). The presence of these additional notes makes Sologne richer and more layered, while Original remains a leaner, purely fresh blend.

Who each suits

Original suits wearers who prefer a clean, crisp, and purely citrus‑herbal scent, ideal for daytime or warmer weather. Sologne suits those who enjoy a citrus‑focused fragrance but want added depth from warm woody and balsamic notes, making it appropriate for cooler seasons or evening occasions.