Thé Cachemire vs Bamboo Harmony

Shared character

Both Thé Cachemire and Bamboo Harmony belong to the citrus family and share floral, green, and fresh accords. They both feature bergamot, bitter orange, petitgrain, mate, and white tea.

How they differ

Thé Cachemire, composed by François Demachy, includes notes of lemon, rose, magnolia, musk, honeysuckle, blackcurrant, orris, and iso-E-super, with hedione and smoke, resulting in woody, aromatic, fresh spicy, and musky accords. Bamboo Harmony, composed by Calice Becker, features pepper, neroli, oakmoss, bamboo, mimosa, fig leaf, and citrus notes, creating a spicy accord.

Who each suits

Thé Cachemire suits those who prefer aromatic, woody, and musky compositions with floral and smoky elements. Bamboo Harmony suits those seeking a green, citrusy, and spicy scent with bamboo and fig leaf characteristics.