Comparing the two fragrances…

Judith Muller

Michel Germain
King David
David
Shared character
Both King David and David feature a combination of bergamot, musk, amber, tonka bean, rosemary, and lavender. They share woody, amber, aromatic, fresh spicy, and lavender accords.
How they differ
King David includes rose, geranium, oakmoss, cinnamon, petitgrain, carnation, cedar, aldehydes, fir, pine, fern, and laurels, resulting in earthy, mossy, and warm spicy accords. David contains cedarwood, grapefruit, Italian bergamot, Italian grapefruit, Italian lavender, and Italian rosemary, which produce citrus, powdery, and musky accords.
Who each suits
King David suits those who prefer earthy, mossy, and warm spicy profiles. David suits those who prefer citrus, powdery, and musky profiles.
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