Haiku vs Haiku Reflection

Shared character

Both Haiku and Haiku Reflection share a profile defined by floral, aquatic, fresh, powdery, and musky accords, featuring notes of musk, freesia, and pear.

How they differ

Haiku is characterized by citrus, woody, green, and white floral accords, utilizing notes such as jasmine, tuberose, sandalwood, vanilla, vetiver, yuzu, fig, tonka bean, lily of the valley, dew drop, prunella, pomegranate, kumquat, and Chinese peony. In contrast, Haiku Reflection features fruity, sweet, and amber accords, incorporating notes of magnolia, grapefruit, benzoin, black pepper, apricot, cistus, basil, styrax, amberwood, acacia, pungidity, nasturtium, xylophazq, red rose, azalea, and watery notes.

Who each suits

Haiku suits those who prefer citrus, woody, green, and white floral profiles. Haiku Reflection suits those who prefer fruity, sweet, and amber profiles.