Cerise Intense vs Amarige

Shared character

Both Cerise Intense and Amarige share a profile of fruity, floral, woody, and sweet accords. They both feature notes of gardenia, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, orchid, mandarin orange, and red berries.

How they differ

Cerise Intense is characterized by unique notes of raspberry, cherry, and cherry blossom, resulting in fresh, lactonic, and sour accords. Amarige contains a much broader range of ingredients, including jasmine, rose, orange blossom, tuberose, ylang-ylang, neroli, peach, plum, melon, and various woods such as cedar and rosewood. These components contribute to spicy, powdery, oriental, tuberose, and yellow floral accords in Amarige.

Who each suits

Cerise Intense suits those who prefer fresh, lactonic, and sour fruity-floral profiles. Amarige suits those who prefer complex, spicy, powdery, and yellow floral oriental profiles.