Ysatis vs Moon Tree

Shared character

Both Ysatis and Moon Tree share a core of rose, sandalwood, amber, and precious woods. They are both characterized by floral, woody, powdery, musky, and warm spicy accords.

How they differ

Ysatis is a complex composition featuring a wide array of notes including jasmine, tuberose, ylang-ylang, patchouli, vanilla, neroli, musk, oakmoss, vetiver, mandarin, galbanum, narcissus, rum, clove, civet, castoreum, carnation, brazilian rosewood, aldehydes, iris, honey, coconut, and laurels. It is categorized by chypre, spicy, sweet, oriental, animalic, white floral, and yellow floral accords. In contrast, Moon Tree is more focused, utilizing ambrette and whiskey to create amber, rose, and whiskey accords.

Who each suits

Ysatis suits those who prefer a multifaceted profile involving white florals, yellow florals, and animalic, chypre, and spicy elements. Moon Tree suits those drawn to a more specific combination of amber, rose, and whiskey notes.