Junoon vs Héliotrope

Shared character

Both Junoon and Héliotrope belong to the floral and aldehydic families. They share a profile characterized by sweet, powdery, creamy, and oriental accords, featuring notes of jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, heliotrope, iris/orris, musk, and tonka bean.

How they differ

Junoon features unique notes of vanilla and powdery notes. Héliotrope includes bergamot and neroli, which contribute citrus, musky, vanilla, and yellow floral accords.

Who each suits

Junoon suits those who prefer a profile focused on powdery and vanilla elements. Héliotrope suits those who prefer a profile incorporating citrus and yellow floral accords.