Think vs Signature II

Shared character

Both fragrances belong to the woody family, feature a walnut note, and are anchored by a woody accord.

How they differ

Think is built around a pepper‑spice character (pink pepper) and a herbal‑tea facet (mate) and carries a citrus accord, while Signature II leans heavily into fruit (pineapple, pear, apricot blossom) and sweet‑maple‑amber tones (ambertonic, maple syrup, labdanum, ginger, fir balsam, ciste). The two share walnut and a woody backbone, but the surrounding palette is distinct: Think’s spice‑citrus side versus Signature II’s fruity‑sweet‑woody‑amber side.

Who each suits

Think will appeal to wearers who enjoy bright, peppery‑citrus compositions with a herbal edge, often suited to active or daytime settings. Signature II is aimed at those who prefer richer, fruit‑forward, sweet‑amber woods, making it a fit for evening wear or cooler climates where its warm, gourmand facets can be appreciated.