Coco vs Wilde

Shared character

Both Coco and Wilde belong to the ambery (oriental) fragrance family and share floral accords. They both feature notes of jasmine, sandalwood, benzoin, and frankincense.

How they differ

Coco is characterized by woody, spicy, powdery, and oriental accords, featuring a wide array of notes including rose, orange blossom, ylang-ylang, patchouli, leather, amber, cinnamon, and various resins and spices. In contrast, Wilde focuses on citrus, marine, aromatic, fresh spicy, warm spicy, and white floral accords, utilizing notes such as bergamot, ginger, marine notes, citrus blossom, and dianthus.

Who each suits

Coco suits those who prefer complex, spicy, and powdery oriental profiles with heavy resinous and floral elements. Wilde suits those who prefer fragrances with marine, citrus, and fresh spicy characteristics.