Amarige vs Cabaret

Shared character

Both Amarige and Cabaret share a floral, woody, spicy, and powdery profile. They both feature notes of rose, sandalwood, musk, amber, and violet.

How they differ

Amarige is characterized by fruity, sweet, and oriental accords, utilizing a wide array of white florals such as jasmine, gardenia, orange blossom, tuberose, ylang-ylang, and neroli, alongside peach, melon, and various citruses. It also contains notes of vanilla, tonka bean, mimosa, and several types of rosewood and cedar. In contrast, Cabaret is defined by chypre, amber, balsamic, and warm spicy accords, featuring notes of peony, patchouli, lily of the valley, nerium oleander, iris, frankincense, and incense.

Who each suits

Amarige suits those who prefer sweet, fruity, and heavy white floral compositions. Cabaret suits those who prefer balsamic, spicy, and chypre compositions with incense and patchouli.