Sublime vs Sublime Vanille

Shared character

Both Sublime and Sublime Vanille feature vanilla and musk, and they share sweet, powdery, and amber accords.

How they differ

Sublime, created by Edison Fujita, includes notes of sandalwood, amber, peony, plum, raspberry, cedar, Bulgarian rose, Turkish rose, and litchi, resulting in floral, fruity, fresh, and rose accords. Sublime Vanille, created by Olivier Creed, contains jasmine, lemon, bergamot, tonka bean, and tonkin musk, which produce ambery (oriental), citrus, aromatic, fresh spicy, and musky accords.

Who each suits

Sublime suits those who prefer floral and fruity profiles with woody and rose elements. Sublime Vanille suits those who prefer citrus, aromatic, and fresh spicy profiles with ambery and musky qualities.