Royal White vs Royal

Shared character

There are no shared notes, accords, or fragrance families between these two scents.

How they differ

Royal White is characterized by woody, aromatic, balsamic, conifer, fresh spicy, herbal, lavender, and patchouli accords, featuring notes of rose, mint, sandalwood, artemisia, patchouli, tonka bean, lavender, cedar, cypress, white musk, juniper, white rose, pine, and pine tree. Royal focuses on floral, citrus, fruity, fresh, sweet, powdery, creamy, and amber accords, utilizing notes of jasmine, jasmine (grandiflorum), grapefruit, iris/orris, pink pepper, peony, peach, woody notes, ambroxan, rhubarb, iris, precious woods, and white peach.

Who each suits

Royal White suits those who prefer herbal, woody, and coniferous profiles. Royal suits those who prefer floral, fruity, and powdery profiles.