In Flowers vs Au

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around the same core palette: jasmine, gardenia, bergamot, cedarwood, vanilla, musk and clove, and they share the floral, woody, gourmand, spicy and sweet accords. Community scores are identical at 8.1.

How they differ

In Flowers contains two notes that Au does not have – aged pepper and diesel – giving it an added peppery, fuel‑like facet. Au’s composition is limited to the shared notes (jasmine, gardenia, bergamot, cedarwood, vanilla, musk, clove) and therefore lacks those extra nuances. No other notes or accords differ, and neither fragrance lists a specific family.

Who each suits

In Flowers will appeal to wearers who enjoy a floral‑woody‑gourmand base but want an extra edge from pepper and diesel notes. Au suits those who prefer the pure shared blend without the additional peppery/fuel nuance, favoring a straightforward sweet‑spicy‑floral profile.