Cherry vs Cherry on Top

Shared character

Both Cherry and Cherry on Top feature cherry and heliotrope notes, and they share woody, fruity, and sweet accords.

How they differ

Cherry is characterized by notes of sandalwood, musk, tonka bean, lily of the valley, apple, passion fruit, apple blossom, nectarine, sour cherry, and nectarine sorbet. Its profile includes fresh, powdery, synthetic, tropical, and vanilla accords. In contrast, Cherry on Top contains oakmoss, cinnamon, suede, praline, cashmere wood, bitter almond, and dark patchouli, presenting almond, lactonic, musky, and nutty accords.

Who each suits

Cherry may suit those who prefer tropical, fresh, and powdery profiles with fruit and floral elements. Cherry on Top may suit those who prefer nutty, lactonic, and woody profiles with spice and suede elements.