Rock Shock vs Antidote

Shared character

Both Rock Shock and Antidote share a foundation of orange blossom, amber, guaiac wood, tonka bean, and cedar.

How they differ

Rock Shock features ozonic, marine, and animalic accords, utilizing notes of pineapple, melon, vermouth, and ozone. Antidote is characterized by floral, citrus, woody, fruity, spicy, fresh, powdery, and aromatic accords. Its composition includes a wide range of notes such as mint, bergamot, jasmine, sandalwood, geranium, grapefruit, vanilla, oakmoss, leather, freesia, peony, nutmeg, cardamom, patchouli, cinnamon, saffron, lavender, black pepper, violet, labdanum, iris, mandarin orange, white musk, African geranium, myrtle, incense, ebony tree, and Guatemalan cardamom.

Who each suits

Rock Shock suits those who prefer ozonic and marine profiles with animalic and soft spicy elements. Antidote suits those who prefer a complex blend of fresh, spicy, floral, and leathery notes.