Tutti Frutti vs Sekushi Nº 7

Shared character

Both fragrances feature raspberry and cotton‑candy as core notes and are classified with a fruity accord.

How they differ

Tutti Frutti leans toward a simple, sweet‑candy profile built around raspberry, cotton‑candy, passion‑fruit and a citrus accent. Sekushi Nº 7 is far more layered, adding musk, leather, incense/olibanum, patchouli, lily‑of‑the‑valley and apricot, and it carries a chypre accord. The two share only raspberry, cotton‑candy and a fruity accord; otherwise their note lists and secondary accords diverge completely.

Who each suits

Tutti Frutti suits wearers who prefer bright, sugary, youthful scents—ideal for casual daytime use. Sekushi Nº 7 suits those who enjoy richer, more complex compositions with leather, incense and chypre elements, making it better suited for evening or more formal settings.