Policromia vs Fleur De Nuit

Shared character

Both Policromia and Fleur De Nuit feature a combination of tuberose, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, pink pepper, and salty elements. They both share powdery, tuberose, and white floral accords.

How they differ

Policromia includes jasmine, amber, orchid, tangerine, raspberry, lime, and salt, creating floral, citrus, fruity, sweet, and salty accords. Fleur De Nuit contains petitgrain and milk, resulting in woody, green, lactonic, musky, and soft spicy accords.

Who each suits

Policromia suits those who prefer a profile involving citrus, fruit, and sweet floral notes. Fleur De Nuit suits those who prefer lactonic, green, and woody profiles.