Bohèmes vs Tea Rose

Shared character

Both Bohèmes and Tea Rose belong to the floral family and share a composition featuring rose, aldehydes, and woody notes. They both present floral, aromatic, fresh spicy, and herbal accords.

How they differ

Bohèmes incorporates bergamot, artemisia, plum, and aldehydes to create fruity, sweet, woody, and aldehydic accords. In contrast, Tea Rose features a complex floral profile including Bulgarian Rose, Damask Rose, Tea Rose, jasmine, geranium, peony, and chamomile, alongside violet leaves and clove. While Bohèmes focuses on woody and fruity elements, Tea Rose includes cedarwood and presents fresh, ozonic, and warm spicy accords.

Who each suits

Bohèmes may suit those who prefer a composition with fruity, sweet, and woody characteristics. Tea Rose may suit those who prefer a profile centered on various rose varieties, tea, and herbal elements with ozonic and warm spicy qualities.