Peau vs Kelp

Shared character

Both Peau and Kelp feature seaweed and algae notes.

How they differ

Peau is a complex composition featuring notes of ciste labdanum, musk, amber, clary sage, coriander, woody notes, ambergris, labdanum, white pepper, and ambermax. It is characterized by woody, powdery, amber, animalic, aromatic, fresh spicy, musky, and soft spicy accords. Kelp contains no additional notes or accords beyond the shared seaweed and algae elements.

Who each suits

Peau suits those who prefer a multifaceted profile involving woody, spicy, and animalic elements. Kelp suits those seeking a singular focus on seaweed and algae.