Sun vs Punono

Shared character

Both Sun and Punono feature floral, sweet, and powdery qualities, sharing notes of jasmine, ylang-ylang, vanilla, and carnation.

How they differ

Sun is a more complex composition containing a wide array of notes including rose, bergamot, orange blossom, heliotrope, sandalwood, iris, musk, benzoin, amber, pink pepper, patchouli, tobacco leaf, narcissus, tonka bean, lily of the valley, fruity notes, palisander rosewood, violet, blackcurrant bud, jasmine (Egypt), orange, honey, styrax, orris root, broom, amalfi lemon, carrot seeds, gorse, african orange flower, and cassis. Its olfactory profile includes woody, fruity, synthetic, creamy, amber, vanilla, warm spicy, and yellow floral accords. In contrast, Punono is characterized by a balsamic accord and features jasmine (sambac) and opium.

Who each suits

Sun suits those who prefer a multifaceted profile involving woody, fruity, and warm spicy elements alongside a large variety of floral and balsamic notes. Punono suits those who prefer a more streamlined balsamic profile centered on jasmine (sambac) and opium.