High Tea vs Trouble Fête

Shared character

Both High Tea and Trouble Fête belong to the floral fragrance family and share accords of incense, olibanum, somalian frankincense, tonka bean, green, fresh, and amber.

How they differ

High Tea is characterized by citrus, fougère, aromatic, herbal, and lavender accords, featuring notes of bergamot, neroli, clary sage, lavender, mate, chamomile, and ambroxan. Trouble Fête is characterized by woody, fruity, sweet, creamy, lactonic, and white floral accords, featuring notes of fig, fig leaf, jasmine sambac, and roasted sesame.

Who each suits

High Tea suits those who prefer aromatic, fresh spicy, and herbal profiles. Trouble Fête suits those who prefer fruity, creamy, and white floral profiles.