B vs B.B.

Shared character

Both B and B.B. feature a combination of sandalwood, musk, and lavender. They are characterized by citrus, woody, fruity, fresh, aromatic, and fresh spicy accords.

How they differ

B includes notes of grapefruit, amber, ginger, lily of the valley, apple, melon, green notes, cedar, aquatic notes, and pine, creating green and powdery accords. B.B. contains lemon, bergamot, pepper, ylang-ylang, oakmoss, rose (Bulgaria), pink pepper, sandalwood (Australia), birch, bitter orange, myrrh, lotus, Bulgarian rose, cumin, Calabrian bergamot, Australian sandalwood, Italian lemon, Italian lavender, white lotus, birch wood, Egyptian cumin, Sicilian bitter orange, and Italian lemon, resulting in floral, aquatic, sweet, lavender, and yellow floral accords.

Who each suits

B is suited for those who prefer green and powdery profiles with fruit and coniferous elements. B.B. is suited for those who prefer floral, sweet, and aquatic profiles with spice and various citrus and rose notes.