Lolette vs Hypnotic Poison

Shared character

Both Lolette and Hypnotic Poison belong to the Ambery (Oriental) fragrance family. They share a profile composed of floral, fruity, sweet, and powdery accords, featuring notes of rose, tuberose, vanilla, plum, jasmine (sambac), apricot, Brazilian rosewood, and coconut.

How they differ

Lolette, created by Rajiv Sheth, incorporates rum, pimento, bell pepper, and jacaranda wood, resulting in lactonic, tuberose, and white floral accords. Hypnotic Poison, created by Annick Ménardo, features almond, liquorice, allspice, caraway, orange blossom, lily of the valley, rose centifolia, sandalwood, musk, and tonka bean, which contribute woody, oriental, almond, and nutty accords.

Who each suits

Lolette suits those who prefer a profile with lactonic, spicy, and fruit-forward elements. Hypnotic Poison suits those who prefer a profile characterized by nutty, woody, and almond-heavy accords.