Art1920 vs Sweet Seduction

Shared character

Both Art1920 and Sweet Seduction share a profile characterized by woody, fruity, and sweet accords. They both utilize a base of bergamot, orange blossom, cedarwood, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, leather, patchouli, tonka bean, plum, jasmine (sambac), raspberry, melon, ambergris, blackcurrant, and agarwood.

How they differ

Art1920 features a unique composition of rose, ciste labdanum, grapefruit, iris / orris, incense / olibanum, saffron, peach, violet leaves, lily of the valley, green tea, oud / agarwood, apple, passion fruit, blackcurrant bud, mango, blackberry, benzoin (siam), labdanum, frankincense, white musk, guava, and passionfruit, creating fresh, animalic, oud, and tropical accords. In contrast, Sweet Seduction incorporates lemon, heliotrope, benzoin, amber, woody notes, caramel, rum, black pepper, myrrh, green apple, fruity notes, cocoa, castoreum, red apple, aldehydes, kiwi, chocolate, oak, tobacco, almond, ambroxan, sugar cane, peru balsam, black cherry, cognac, brandy, cantaloupe, and vanillin, resulting in citrus, amber, balsamic, vanilla, and warm spicy accords.

Who each suits

Art1920 suits those who prefer tropical, fresh, and animalic elements alongside oud and incense. Sweet Seduction suits those who prefer warm spicy, balsamic, and sweet gourmand profiles featuring notes like chocolate, rum, and caramel.