Red Style vs Red

Shared character

Both Red Style and Red feature musk and cedar, and they share citrus, woody, and aromatic accords.

How they differ

Red Style contains lemon, sandalwood, oakmoss, vetiver, patchouli, cinnamon, tonka bean, lavender, citruses, frankincense, citrus fruits, dankness, must, cocoa bean, white lotus, exotic fruits, funk, Italian rose, and cacao pod, resulting in floral, cacao, cinnamon, lavender, and warm spicy accords. Red contains bergamot, lily of the valley, pineapple, violet, sage, and amalfi lemon, resulting in green, fruity, spicy, fresh, sweet, powdery, creamy, and herbal accords.

Who each suits

Red Style suits those who prefer notes of cacao, patchouli, and warm spices. Red suits those who prefer fresh, green, and fruity profiles with herbal and powdery elements.