Opus. 28 vs Ascendant

Shared character

Both Opus. 28 and Ascendant feature a combination of citrus and woody elements, specifically utilizing bergamot, grapefruit, cedarwood, rosemary, tarragon, and vetiver.

How they differ

Opus. 28 includes clary sage and marine notes. Ascendant is characterized by a wider variety of notes including vanilla, mandarin, mandarin orange, artemisia, cardamom, ginger, tonka bean, lavender, cedar, cypress, and fennel seeds. These ingredients contribute unique accords to Ascendant, such as fruity, sweet, powdery, smoky, aromatic, fresh spicy, lavender, vanilla, and warm spicy.

Who each suits

Opus. 28 is suited for those who prefer a profile centered on citrus and woody notes with marine and clary sage undertones. Ascendant is suited for those who prefer a complex profile incorporating sweet, smoky, powdery, and warm spicy accords.