Vanille Divin vs Vanille D'Iris

Shared character

Both Vanille Divin and Vanille D'Iris feature vanilla and musk, and share floral, woody, powdery, and aromatic accords.

How they differ

Vanille Divin includes notes of lemon, rose, and dry wood, creating citrus, musky, and rose accords. Vanille D'Iris is characterized by a more complex profile including jasmine, bergamot, magnolia, osmanthus, cedarwood, iris/orris, vetiver, amber, pink pepper, coriander, Madagascar vanilla, carrot seed, tahitian vanilla, and orris absolute. These components result in spicy, sweet, earthy, iris, and soft spicy accords.

Who each suits

Vanille Divin suits those who prefer a profile featuring citrus, rose, and dry wood. Vanille D'Iris suits those who prefer a sophisticated, luminous, and complex composition involving spicy, earthy, and floral elements like orris and osmanthus.