Confetti Daydream vs Lost In Grace

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around iris/orris and pear, carry floral and fruity accords, and sit within the floral and musk‑skin families, delivering a soft, airy scent profile with a focus on elegant floral‑fruit harmony.

How they differ

Confetti Daydream adds a bright raspberry note to its iris‑orris and pear core, while Lost In Grace introduces a woody cedarwood nuance. Both share the same floral‑fruity accords and belong to the floral and musk‑skin families, but the raspberry gives Confetti Daydream a sweeter, more playful edge, whereas the cedarwood gives Lost In Grace a subtle, grounding dry‑down.

Who each suits

Confetti Daydream is suited to anyone who enjoys a sweeter, fruit‑forward twist on a floral base—often preferred for daytime or youthful settings. Lost In Grace is suited to those who appreciate a hint of wood within a floral‑musk framework, making it a good choice for cooler evenings or for wearers who like a subtle, grounded finish.