Multiplicity vs Love At Your Darkest

Shared character

Both are woody‑oriented scents built around cedar, incense and black pepper, placing them firmly in the woody fragrance family.

How they differ

Both fragrances sit in the woody family and share cedarwood, incense (olibanum) and black pepper. Multiplicity adds sandalwood, iris/orrris and musk, giving it an ambery (oriental) character. Love At Your Darkest does not introduce any new notes but brings extra accords – spicy, powdery, oriental and smoky – that shape its profile. Community scoring is available only for Love At Your Darkest (8.2), whereas Multiplicity has no published scores.

Who each suits

Multiplicity will appeal to wearers who enjoy a woody base enriched with sandalwood, iris/orrris, musk and a warm ambery/oriental nuance. Love At Your Darkest is suited to those who prefer a woody scent that leans into spicy, powdery, smoky and broader oriental facets, and who may be influenced by its positive community rating.