Amethyst vs Red Amethyste

Shared character

Both Amethyst and Red Amethyste feature a combination of jasmine, amber, and cedar. They share olfactory profiles characterized by citrus, woody, fruity, sweet, powdery, and vanilla accords.

How they differ

Amethyst includes notes of lemon, orange blossom, vanilla, cotton candy, passion fruit, mango, strawberry, and big strawberry, resulting in tropical and white floral accords. Red Amethyste contains rose, heliotrope, grapefruit, musk, pink pepper, patchouli, woody notes, pineapple, pear, blackcurrant, and bourbon vanilla, which produce musky and soft spicy accords.

Who each suits

Amethyst suits those who prefer tropical and white floral profiles with sweet, fruity elements like mango and strawberry. Red Amethyste suits those who prefer musky and soft spicy profiles featuring rose, pink pepper, and patchouli.