Serenade vs Red

Shared character

Both Serenade and Red share a profile involving musk, amber, saffron, lavender, violet, and moss. They both feature floral, citrus, powdery, and fresh spicy accords.

How they differ

Serenade contains a wide array of unique notes including jasmine, lemon, rose, bergamot, sandalwood, elemi, vanilla, neroli, aldehydes, oakmoss, vetiver, guaiac wood, nutmeg, cardamom, clary sage, clove, mandarin orange, elemi resin, juniper berry, and myrtle, which contribute woody, green, spicy, earthy, resinous, aromatic, balsamic, and mossy accords. In contrast, Red features unique notes of praline, hawthorn, Egyptian jasmine, blood orange, and marigold, resulting in sweet, violet, warm spicy, and white floral accords.

Who each suits

Serenade suits those who prefer complex profiles with woody, green, earthy, and aromatic qualities. Red suits those who prefer sweet, warm spicy, and white floral profiles.