Freesia vs Milk Orchid

Shared character

Both Freesia and Milk Orchid belong to the floral fragrance family and share sandalwood and fig milk notes.

How they differ

Freesia features a profile characterized by citrus, fruity, fresh, and synthetic accords, utilizing notes such as gardenia, rose, bergamot, cedarwood, grapefruit, iris/orris, musk, mandarin, freesia, peony, lotus, palisander rosewood, blackcurrant, cedar, fig leaf, and fig blossom. In contrast, Milk Orchid is defined by woody, sweet, powdery, coconut, lactonic, milky, and nutty accords, incorporating notes of magnolia, vanilla, coconut, vanilla orchid, coconut cream, almond blossom, milk, cotton flower, macadamia, and macadamia milk.

Who each suits

Freesia suits those who prefer fresh, citrusy, and fruity floral compositions. Milk Orchid suits those who prefer sweet, lactonic, and nutty floral compositions.