Infinite Definitive vs Purple Fig

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around a green character highlighted by galbanum, fig and angelica, giving each a fresh, leafy base.

How they differ

Infinite Definitive and Purple Fig share three ingredients—galbanum, fig, and angelica—and a green accord, but their remaining compositions diverge. Infinite Definitive adds gardenia, amber, pink pepper, blackcurrant bud and juniper berries, and introduces a floral accord. Purple Fig contributes jasmine, vetiver and cashmere wood, and brings a woody accord. The two scents do not belong to any common olfactory family, indicating distinct family classifications for each.

Who each suits

Infinite Definitive may appeal to wearers who enjoy a green‑centered scent enriched with floral sweetness, amber warmth, and a hint of spice and fruit. Purple Fig may suit those who prefer a green foundation that leans toward a woody‑orientated finish with jasmine’s soft floral lift and the earthiness of vetiver and cashmere wood.