Sun vs Atmospheric

Shared character

Both Sun and Atmospheric share a core composition of jasmine, rose, bergamot, vanilla, musk, amber, pink pepper, orange, and African orange flower. They both feature sweet, amber, and vanilla accords.

How they differ

Sun is characterized by a wide array of unique notes including orange blossom, ylang-ylang, heliotrope, sandalwood, iris/orris, benzoin, patchouli, tobacco leaf, narcissus, tonka bean, lily of the valley, fruity notes, palisander rosewood, violet, blackcurrant bud, carnation, jasmine (Egypt), honey, styrax, orris root, broom, amalfi lemon, carrot seeds, gorse, cassis, and vanille. Its profile includes floral, woody, fruity, powdery, synthetic, creamy, warm spicy, and yellow floral accords. In contrast, Atmospheric contains galbanum and resin, resulting in citrus, green, musky, rose, and white floral accords.

Who each suits

Sun suits those who prefer a complex profile involving powdery, creamy, woody, and yellow floral elements. Atmospheric suits those who prefer green, citrus, and musky profiles.