Hostility vs Charlie Red

Shared character

Both Hostility and Charlie Red feature a floral, woody, sweet, and powdery composition. They share a core of jasmine, gardenia, rose, tuberose, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, amber, lily of the valley, blackcurrant, and honey, resulting in prominent white floral and woody accords.

How they differ

Hostility includes citrus elements such as lemon and bergamot, alongside cashmere wood and chocolate, creating citrus, amber, and musky accords. Charlie Red incorporates a wider variety of fruity and floral elements, including orange blossom, ylang-ylang, heliotrope, orchid, peach, plum, violet, violet leaves, blackcurrant bud, and carnation, as well as cedarwood, tonka bean, and cedar. Charlie Red is characterized by fruity, animalic, and tuberose accords.

Who each suits

Hostility may suit those who prefer a composition featuring citrus, chocolate, and cashmere wood. Charlie Red may suit those who prefer a profile with fruity, animalic, and diverse floral notes like carnation and orchid.