Fleurs De Rocaille vs Ausma

Shared character

Both Fleurs De Rocaille and Ausma feature a floral, woody, and powdery profile. They share a common composition of jasmine, rose, bergamot, ylang-ylang, musk, lily of the valley, violet, cedar, aldehydes, orris root, and lilac, resulting in fresh and warm spicy characteristics.

How they differ

Fleurs De Rocaille is characterized by yellow floral accords and includes notes of gardenia, sandalwood, oakmoss, amber, narcissus, mimosa, carnation, rosewood, iris, virginia cedar, and tincture of rose. In contrast, Ausma features amber and musky accords with a note profile of heliotrope, cinnamon, civet, labdanum, frankincense, coumarin, and vanillin.

Who each suits

Fleurs De Rocaille suits those who prefer aldehydic and yellow floral compositions with various woody and botanical elements. Ausma suits those who prefer scents with amber, musky, and warm spice elements like cinnamon and frankincense.