Disco vs Cassandra

Shared character

Both Disco and Cassandra feature a combination of jasmine, lemon, musk, galbanum, and aldehydes. They share floral, citrus, powdery, and musky accords.

How they differ

Disco is characterized by fresh, aldehydic, animalic, and white floral accords, incorporating notes of mint, orange, pine, clover, and synthetic civet. Cassandra is defined by woody, oriental, amber, aromatic, balsamic, and warm spicy accords, utilizing a wide range of notes including rose, bergamot, sandalwood, geranium, vanilla, oakmoss, benzoin, amber, patchouli, lavender, myrrh, civet, honey, styrax, resins, and hazelnut.

Who each suits

Disco suits those who prefer fresh and animalic profiles with herbal and citrus elements. Cassandra suits those who prefer warm, balsamic, and woody profiles with rich, spicy, and resinous elements.