Cuir Marrakchi vs Cuir de Marrakech

Shared character

Both Cuir Marrakchi and Cuir de Marrakech feature a combination of lemon, bergamot, vanilla, musk, and patchouli. They share accords of citrus, woody, amber, aromatic, fresh spicy, and warm spicy.

How they differ

Cuir Marrakchi includes notes of jasmine, rose, osmanthus, cedarwood, vetiver, mandarin, pink pepper, ginger, peach, birch, melon, clove, birch tar, labdanum, iris, frankincense, mandarin orange, cypress, white woods, juniper berry, incense, carrot, and white wood, which contribute fruity and powdery accords. Cuir de Marrakech contains benzoin, cinnamon, tonka bean, plum, rosemary, moss, dark woodsy notes, and olibanum, with specific cinnamon and vanilla accords.

Who each suits

Cuir Marrakchi suits those who prefer a profile featuring fruity, powdery, and diverse floral and woody elements. Cuir de Marrakech suits those who prefer a profile characterized by cinnamon, tonka bean, and mossy, dark woodsy notes.