Super Cedar vs Scirocco

Shared character

Both Super Cedar and Scirocco belong to the woody fragrance family and share common notes of cedar, musk, and vetiver (including Haitian vetiver). They both feature floral, green, spicy, powdery, aromatic, and musky accords.

How they differ

Super Cedar is characterized by a minimal composition featuring rose, rose petal, and Virginia cedar, resulting in fresh, earthy, and synthetic accords. In contrast, Scirocco is a more complex fragrance featuring a wide array of citrus notes like lemon, bergamot, grapefruit, and lime, alongside spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, coriander, black pepper, and cumin. Scirocco also incorporates resinous and warm spicy elements through notes like elemi, labdanum, amber, patchouli, rhubarb, iris, and angelica, and utilizes Atlas cedarwood.

Who each suits

Super Cedar suits those seeking a minimal, clean, and woody scent with soft rose and crisp cedar elements. Scirocco suits those who prefer a complex profile involving citrus, resins, and a variety of warm spices.