The Infidels vs East

Shared character

Both The Infidels and East share a core composition of ylang-ylang, amber, Virginia cedar, and bourbon vanilla. They both feature floral, woody, sweet, powdery, and amber accords.

How they differ

The Infidels is characterized by a complex profile including lemon, magnolia, sandalwood, patchouli, ciste labdanum, elemi, iris/orris, vetiver, pink pepper, jasmine, myrrh, rose, opoponax, clove, balsam, davana, myrtle, and various specific regional notes like Sicilian lemon and Turkish rose. It is defined by aromatic, balsamic, and warm spicy accords. In contrast, East focuses on white gingerlily and tiare flower, with accords centered on vanilla, white floral, and yellow floral.

Who each suits

The Infidels suits those who prefer aromatic, balsamic, and warm spicy profiles with extensive woody and floral complexity. East suits those who prefer white floral, yellow floral, and vanilla-driven profiles.