True Charme vs Colette

Shared character

Both True Charme and Colette feature notes of bergamot, vanilla, and musk, and share citrus, powdery, fresh spicy, and musky accords.

How they differ

True Charme is characterized by fruity, sweet, and white floral accords, utilizing notes such as rose, orange blossom, peony, lychee, patchouli, peach, lily of the valley, jasmine (sambac), pear, praline, orange, red berries, and ambrox. Colette is defined by woody, amber, aromatic, and vanilla accords, incorporating notes like jasmine, lemon, pepper, cedarwood, sandalwood, amber, mandarin, incense/olibanum, pink pepper, violet, juniper berries, iris, frankincense, cyclamen, mandarin orange, virginia cedar, pine, amalfi lemon, and pine needles.

Who each suits

True Charme suits those who prefer fruity, sweet, and white floral profiles. Colette suits those who prefer woody, amber, aromatic, and vanilla profiles.