Baroque vs Sonata

Shared character

Both Baroque and Sonata feature rose and vanilla notes, and share sweet, fresh spicy, and vanilla accords.

How they differ

Baroque is characterized by citrus, woody, spicy, powdery, and musky accords, utilizing notes of bergamot, musk, guaiac wood, saffron, and ginger. Sonata is defined by fruity, aromatic, balsamic, caramel, and white floral accords, incorporating notes of tuberose, patchouli, woody notes, caramel, lily, mandarin orange, granny smith apple, watermelon, water hyacinth, papaya, and marigold.

Who each suits

Baroque suits those who prefer scents with citrus, woody, and warm spicy profiles. Sonata suits those who prefer scents with fruity, white floral, and caramel profiles.