Amarige vs Charm Rose

Shared character

Both Amarige and Charm Rose feature floral, woody, fruity, sweet, and powdery accords. They share a common olfactory base of jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, amber, tonka bean, plum, and Brazilian rosewood.

How they differ

Amarige is characterized by white and yellow floral accords, including gardenia, orange blossom, tuberose, neroli, orchid, mimosa, and carnation. It also incorporates notes of melon, blackcurrant, red berries, violet leaves, violet, mandarin orange, cassia, and black locust, alongside cedar, musk, cashmeran, and peach. In contrast, Charm Rose focuses on magnolia, clementine, blueberry, peach blossom, and vanille, with specific accents of rose, amber, and vanilla.

Who each suits

Amarige suits those who prefer complex spicy, oriental, and white floral profiles with a wide array of fruity and woody elements. Charm Rose suits those who prefer a more focused profile centered on magnolia, rose, and vanilla notes.