Folie Bleue vs Cabotine

Shared character

Both Folie Bleue and Cabotine feature woody and powdery accords, with cedar and iris serving as shared notes.

How they differ

Folie Bleue is characterized by citrus, aquatic, ozonic, and warm spicy accords, utilizing notes such as bergamot, oakmoss, cardamom, and violet leaf. In contrast, Cabotine is defined by floral, chypre, green, fruity, and fresh spicy accords. Cabotine contains a wide array of notes including jasmine, rose, orange blossom, tuberose, ylang-ylang, heliotrope, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, vetiver, amber, freesia, coriander, ginger, peach, tonka bean, plum, tangerine, green notes, violet, civet, hyacinth, carnation, blackcurrant, tagetes, cassia, and hiacynth.

Who each suits

Folie Bleue suits those who prefer citrus, aquatic, and ozonic profiles with warm spicy elements. Cabotine suits those who prefer complex floral, fruity, and chypre compositions.