Florist vs Blooming Opal

Shared character

Both Florist and Blooming Opal belong to the floral family and share a core composition of gardenia, jasmine (sambac), tuberose, honeysuckle, bergamot, and sandalwood. They both feature floral, woody, and animalic accords.

How they differ

Florist includes notes of lemon, lily of the valley, pear, cedarwood, and ambroxan, resulting in citrus, green, fruity, fresh, and sweet accords. Blooming Opal features musk, coconut, and water lily, which contribute powdery, coconut, and lactonic accords.

Who each suits

Florist suits those who prefer fresh, fruity, and green floral profiles with woody and citrus elements. Blooming Opal suits those who prefer powdery, lactonic, and coconut-inflected floral scents.