Soliloque vs Empireo

Shared character

Both Soliloque and Empireo feature myrrh and belong to the floral, sweet, and amber accord families.

How they differ

Soliloque is characterized by citrus, fruity, leather, violet, and white floral accords, utilizing notes such as jasmine, osmanthus, neroli, leather, mandarin, pink pepper, violet, oud, and tonka. Empireo presents woody, aldehydic, powdery, aromatic, balsamic, vanilla, and warm spicy accords, incorporating notes of rose, bergamot, heliotrope, sandalwood, vanilla, benzoin, amber, guaiac wood, incense / olibanum, tonka bean, lavender, jasmine (sambac), cedar, white rose, incense, and myrrh.

Who each suits

Soliloque suits those who prefer profiles involving leather, oud, and bright citrus or fruity elements. Empireo suits those who prefer profiles involving woody, balsamic, powdery, and aromatic elements.