Sung vs Aire

Shared character

Both Sung and Aire belong to the floral family and share citrus, green, and fresh accords. They both feature notes of jasmine, lemon, sandalwood, iris, musk, vetiver, amber, mandarin, galbanum, and lily of the valley.

How they differ

Sung is characterized by unique notes of rose, bergamot, orange blossom, ylang-ylang, osmanthus, vanilla, oakmoss, orchid, ambrette seed, hyacinth, carnation, orange, broom, and orange tree wood, resulting in woody, spicy, earthy, aromatic, fresh spicy, and white floral accords. In contrast, Aire features unique notes of incense, olibanum, petitgrain, ambergris, jasmine (grasse), sandalwood (mysore), frankincense, and white musk, which contribute to a chypre accord.

Who each suits

Sung may suit those who prefer aromatic, spicy, and white floral profiles with earthy and woody undertones. Aire may suit those who prefer chypre profiles featuring incense and ambergris.