The First 100 vs 1001

Shared character

Both The First 100 and 1001 feature tuberose, vanilla, musk, and damask rose. They both share woody and powdery accords.

How they differ

The First 100 is characterized by oriental woodsy notes and animalic, white floral, and musky accords. 1001 is more complex, incorporating citrus elements like bergamot and lime, alongside chypre, earthy, aromatic, and warm spicy accords. The note profiles of 1001 include magnolia, cedarwood, sandalwood, iris/orris, oakmoss, vetiver, cashmeran, amber, cardamom, patchouli, cinnamon, saffron, ginger, violet, mimosa, carnation, and cashmere wood.

Who each suits

The First 100 suits those who prefer oriental woodsy profiles with animalic and white floral qualities. 1001 suits those who prefer a multifaceted composition involving citrus, floral, chypre, and warm spicy elements.