CORVUS vs Al Bashiq

Shared character

Both CORVUS and Al Bashiq share a woody, leathery, aromatic, fresh spicy, and warm spicy profile. They both feature common notes of jasmine, bergamot, geranium, musk, vetiver, amber, leather, nutmeg, patchouli, tonka bean, lavender, and cedar.

How they differ

CORVUS is characterized by unique citrus, herbal, and lavender accords, utilizing notes such as lemon, rose, neroli, oakmoss, clary sage, tarragon, basil, and red pepper. In contrast, Al Bashiq features spicy, oriental, smoky, leathery, amber, and balsamic accords. Its unique note profile includes grapefruit, vanilla, benzoin, guaiac wood, artemisia, cardamom, cinnamon, saffron, lily of the valley, apple, ambergris, myrrh, fruity notes, chypre accord, labdanum, frankincense, oud, cypress, balsamic notes, tobacco, styrax, cashmeran, tolu balm, pine, bitter almond, sweet notes, incense, hedione, earthy notes, agarwood, and olibanum.

Who each suits

CORVUS suits those who prefer citrus and herbal profiles. Al Bashiq suits those who prefer spicy, oriental, smoky, and balsamic profiles.