Sun Light vs Sun

Shared character

Both Sun Light and Sun share notes of jasmine, bergamot, orange blossom, and musk, and both feature fruity and sweet accords.

How they differ

Sun Light is characterized by unique notes of tuberose, peach, pear, cedar, and mandarin orange, creating citrus, green, fresh, animalic, and white floral accords. In contrast, Sun contains a wide array of additional notes including rose, ylang-ylang, heliotrope, sandalwood, vanilla, iris/orris, benzoin, amber, pink pepper, patchouli, tobacco leaf, narcissus, tonka bean, lily of the valley, fruity notes, palisander rosewood, violet, blackcurrant bud, carnation, jasmine (Egypt), orange, honey, styrax, orris root, broom, amalfi lemon, carrot seeds, gorse, african orange flower, cassis, and vanille. These ingredients contribute to floral, woody, powdery, synthetic, creamy, amber, vanilla, warm spicy, and yellow floral accords in Sun.

Who each suits

Sun Light suits those who prefer citrus, green, fresh, and white floral profiles. Sun suits those who prefer floral, woody, powdery, creamy, amber, vanilla, and warm spicy profiles.