Eclipse vs Eclipse

Shared character

Both Eclipse fragrances share a base of musk and amber, and they both feature powdery, aromatic, fresh spicy, and musky accords.

How they differ

Eclipse by Ghost contains a wide variety of additional notes including lemon, rose, bergamot, pepper, vanilla, leather, mandarin, freesia, patchouli, saffron, peach, apple, lotus, violet, blackcurrant bud, blackcurrant, labdanum, Bulgarian rose, oud, mandarin orange, white musk, cumin, Bregnotrix, and marigold. These notes contribute citrus, fruity, sweet, and floral accords. Additionally, Eclipse by Ghost features sandalwood, geranium, vetiver, cardamom, and lavender, which provide woody, amber, lavender, and warm spicy accords. Eclipse by Shirley May does not contain these additional notes or accords.

Who each suits

Eclipse by Ghost may suit those who prefer complex profiles involving citrus, fruit, florals, and warm spicy or woody elements. Eclipse by Shirley May is characterized by its shared powdery, aromatic, and musky qualities.