Cabotine vs Cotton Malaki

Shared character

Both Cabotine and Cotton Malaki feature a combination of floral, fruity, and powdery accords. They share specific notes of orange blossom, tuberose, heliotrope, vanilla, freesia, peach, tonka bean, violet, and blackcurrant.

How they differ

Cabotine is characterized by woody, chypre, green, spicy, and aromatic accords, utilizing unique notes such as jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, musk, vetiver, amber, coriander, ginger, plum, tangerine, green notes, civet, hyacinth, carnation, cedar, iris, tagetes, cassia, and hiacinth. Cotton Malaki focuses on citrus, sweet, vanilla, and violet accords, incorporating mandarin, caramel, mango, and cashmeran.

Who each suits

Cabotine suits those who prefer fresh, spicy, green, and woody profiles. Cotton Malaki suits those who prefer sweet, citrus, and fruity profiles.