Libocedro vs Cedar Violet

Shared character

Both Libocedro and Cedar Violet belong to the woody fragrance family and share common notes of cedarwood, clove, and sage. They both feature woody, green, powdery, and warm spicy accords.

How they differ

Libocedro is characterized by citrus, aromatic, herbal, musky, and soft spicy accords, utilizing notes such as bergamot, clary sage, rose, and musk. In contrast, Cedar Violet features aquatic, amber, ozonic, and white floral accords. Its composition includes a wider variety of notes including jasmine, gardenia, grapefruit, benzoin, amber, cardamom, patchouli, violet leaves, sandalwood, lily of the valley, rose damascena, apple, moss, and basil.

Who each suits

Libocedro suits those who prefer fresh, aromatic, and musky woody profiles. Cedar Violet suits those who prefer complex profiles involving white florals, amber, and aquatic elements.