Forest vs Cuir Magnifique

Shared character

Both Forest and Cuir Magnifique share a core of bergamot, sandalwood, vetiver, lavender, ambergris, and cedar. They both feature citrus, woody, powdery, aromatic, and fresh spicy accords.

How they differ

Forest contains unique accords of amber, animalic, and lavender. Cuir Magnifique is distinguished by leather, earthy, and white floral accords, along with a wide range of additional notes including jasmine, lemon, cedarwood, elemi, vanilla, iris / orris, musk, amber, leather, freesia, nutmeg, artemisia, cinnamon, tonka bean, violet leaves, lily of the valley, black pepper, violet leaf, orris root, elemi resin, wormwood, jatamansi / spikenard, cinnabar, and nard himalayan (jatamansi).

Who each suits

Forest suits those who prefer animalic and lavender-focused profiles within a woody and aromatic framework. Cuir Magnifique suits those drawn to leather, earthy, and white floral compositions with complex spicy and resinous elements.