Poison vs Kamakura

Shared character

Both Poison and Kamakura share a woody, amber, balsamic, and warm spicy profile. They both feature notes of sandalwood, neroli, vetiver, cedar, and incense.

How they differ

Poison is characterized by floral, fruity, spicy, and sweet accords, utilizing notes such as jasmine, rose, tuberose, vanilla, plum, coriander, and various honey and citrus elements. It is described as an intense, dense, and dark fragrance. Kamakura differs by incorporating mate and is characterized by powdery, smoky, aromatic, and fresh spicy accords.

Who each suits

Poison suits those who prefer intense, sweet, and oriental scents with heavy floral and spicy components. Kamakura suits those who prefer aromatic, smoky, and powdery profiles.