Autumn 23 vs Happier

Shared character

Both Autumn 23 and Happier feature vetiver and share woody, green, powdery, earthy, and iris accords.

How they differ

Autumn 23, created by Elodie Durande, contains a wide array of notes including bergamot, cedarwood, geranium, patchouli, lavender, hay, lemon zest, birch tar, Tunisian neroli, Haitian vetiver, sage, fig leaf, basil, Virginia cedar, orris root, Calabrian bergamot, Sichuan pepper, Indonesian nutmeg, must, rot, vermouth, Spanish labdanum, green mandarin, orange peel, Spanish jasmine, and Siam benzoin, resulting in citrus, leather, aquatic, fresh, smoky, and fresh spicy accords. In contrast, Happier, created by Michael Loring Probst, utilizes musk, pink pepper, narcissus, citruses, violet, citrus notes, iris, and tomato leaf to produce aromatic, musky, and violet accords.

Who each suits

Autumn 23 suits those who prefer a complex profile involving smoky, leather, and aquatic elements alongside various botanical and citrus notes. Happier suits those who prefer aromatic, musky, and violet-focused profiles with tomato leaf and pink pepper.