Capogiro vs Lignum Idealis

Shared character

Both Capogiro and Lignum Idealis belong to the woody fragrance family and share a composition featuring vetiver, sandalwood, juniper berries, and cypress.

How they differ

Capogiro features bergamot and elemi. Lignum Idealis is characterized by a wider array of notes including cedarwood, Virginia cedarwood, incense, olibanum, black pepper, dreamwood, frankincense, and sequoia. The olfactory profile of Lignum Idealis includes woody, powdery, earthy, amber, aromatic, balsamic, fresh spicy, and warm spicy accords.

Who each suits

Capogiro is suited for those seeking a woody composition with bergamot and elemi. Lignum Idealis suits those who prefer a complex woody profile incorporating spicy, balsamic, earthy, and powdery elements.