Lilith vs Tourmaline

Shared character

Both Lilith and Tourmaline feature ivy and cyclamen, and share floral, green, fresh, and white floral accords.

How they differ

Lilith is characterized by citrus, woody, aromatic, and warm spicy accords, utilizing notes such as jasmine, bergamot, orange blossom, sandalwood, neroli, benzoin, cardamom, galbanum, cinnamon, lily of the valley, petitgrain, lily, mandarin orange, virginia cedar, atlas cedar, pitosporrum, african orange flower, and vanille. In contrast, Tourmaline features aquatic, lactonic, ozonic, and tropical accords, with notes including gardenia, musk, patchouli, green notes, rosewood varieties (palisander, brazilian), davana, frangipani, water hyacinth, and water notes.

Who each suits

Lilith suits those who prefer citrus, woody, and warm spicy profiles. Tourmaline suits those who prefer aquatic, tropical, and lactonic profiles.