Harrods vs Sixth Floor

Shared character

Both Harrods and Sixth Floor feature patchouli, narcissus, and jasmine (sambac), and share woody, amber, patchouli, and warm spicy accords.

How they differ

Harrods is characterized by smoky, balsamic, oud, and yellow floral accords, incorporating notes of rose, benzoin, cyclamen, incense, blackcurrant syrup, agarwood (oud), and watery notes. Sixth Floor presents floral, citrus, green, tobacco, spicy, fresh, sweet, and white floral accords, utilizing notes of bergamot, orange blossom, tuberose, amber, ginger, chocolate, mandarin orange, tobacco, eucalyptus, and blood orange.

Who each suits

Harrods suits those who prefer smoky, balsamic, and oud profiles with watery and fruity elements. Sixth Floor suits those who prefer fresh, citrus, sweet, and tobacco-leaning profiles with white floral and green elements.