Ahmara vs Vent Vert

Shared character

Both Ahmara and Vent Vert feature a citrus profile and share a core composition of jasmine, lemon, gardenia, rose, bergamot, tuberose, sandalwood, neroli, musk, amber, and lily of the valley.

How they differ

Ahmara is characterized by unique notes of tea, cedar, moss, verbena, and white flowers, resulting in woody, powdery, aromatic, herbal, musky, rose, and white floral accords. Vent Vert contains a wide array of additional notes including orange blossom, jasmine (grandiflorum), ylang-ylang, cedarwood, iris/orris, oakmoss, vetiver, guaiac wood, freesia, galbanum, mandarin (green), peach, jasmine (sambac), green notes, citruses, lime, violet, hyacinth, spearmint, calypsone (marine), blackcurrant, iris, sage, fig leaf, basil, styrax, leaves, asafoetida, and marigold. These components give Vent Vert floral, chypre, green, and fresh accords.

Who each suits

Ahmara suits those who prefer woody, powdery, aromatic, herbal, musky, rose, and white floral profiles. Vent Vert suits those who prefer floral, chypre, green, and fresh profiles.