Monterey vs Grapefruit Lime

Shared character

Both Monterey and Grapefruit Lime feature citrus, green, aromatic, fresh spicy, and white floral accords. They share common notes of grapefruit, amber, petitgrain, and juniper.

How they differ

Monterey is characterized by floral, fruity, and musky accords, utilizing notes such as bergamot, benzoin, mandarin, pear, hibiscus, ambrette, white musk, frangipani, and white flowers. In contrast, Grapefruit Lime features woody, fresh, and conifer accords, with a composition of lemon, cedarwood, sandalwood, neroli, lily of the valley, green tea, bamboo, lime, orange, cedar, moss, basil, and cumin.

Who each suits

Monterey suits those who prefer fruity, floral, and musky profiles. Grapefruit Lime suits those who prefer woody, fresh, and conifer profiles.