Sandscript vs Al Bashiq

Shared character

Both Sandscript and Al Bashiq feature a woody and aromatic profile with fresh spicy and warm spicy accords. They share a core composition of bergamot, cedarwood, sandalwood, and amber.

How they differ

Sandscript includes notes of galbanum, fig, and ginger, resulting in citrus, fruity, sweet, and powdery accords. Al Bashiq is characterized by a significantly larger array of notes, including jasmine, geranium, grapefruit, vanilla, musk, vetiver, benzoin, leather, guaiac wood, nutmeg, artemisia, cardamom, patchouli, cinnamon, saffron, tonka bean, lily of the valley, lavender, apple, ambergris, myrrh, fruity notes, cedar, labdanum, frankincense, oud, cypress, balsamic notes, tobacco, styrax, cashmeran, tolu balsam, pine, bitter almond, sweet notes, incense, hedione, earthy notes, agarwood, olibanum, and various other elements. These ingredients contribute to leather, spicy, oriental, smoky, leathery, amber, and balsamic accords in Al Bashiq.

Who each suits

Sandscript suits those who prefer citrus, fruity, sweet, and powdery elements alongside woody notes. Al Bashiq suits those drawn to complex leather, spicy, oriental, smoky, and balsamic profiles.