Comparing the two fragrances…

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Philip Martin's
Nomad
TY
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Shared character
Both Nomad and TY feature a combination of jasmine, sandalwood, geranium, vanilla, amber, leather, patchouli, saffron, black pepper, and raspberry. They both share fruity and sweet accords.
How they differ
Nomad includes a wide array of notes such as gardenia, bergamot, magnolia, cedarwood, ciste labdanum, iris/orris, musk, vetiver, guaiac wood, cypriol/nagarmota, ginger, lily of the valley, plum, apple, myrrh, lime, strawberry, orange, mandarin orange, putridity, tunisian orange blossom, tar, brazilian tonka bean, bilge, and haitian sandalwood, which contribute a floral accord. TY is characterized by rhubarb, red berries, agarwood (oud), and animal notes, resulting in woody, amber, animalic, fresh spicy, vanilla, and warm spicy accords.
Who each suits
Nomad is suited for those who prefer a profile featuring extensive floral, fruity, and woody elements. TY is suited for those who prefer woody, amber, animalic, and warm spicy profiles.
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