Origin vs Ocean

Shared character

Both Origin and Ocean share a core composition of jasmine, rose, vanilla, musk, pink pepper, ambergris, cashmere wood, and iris. They are both characterized by floral, woody, and green accords.

How they differ

Origin features a profile defined by powdery, amber, musky, rose, and white floral accords, incorporating unique notes of mimosa, hyacinth, dew drop, white tea, carrot seeds, and a green accord. Ocean is distinguished by a much broader range of fruity, spicy, aquatic, fresh, aromatic, marine, and ozonic accords. Its unique notes include a wide variety of citrus such as lemon, bergamot, grapefruit, bitter orange, lime, and mandarin orange; various fruits like plum, apple, pineapple, raspberry, strawberry, cherry, blackcurrant, and coconut; as well as woody and earthy elements like cedarwood, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oud, agarwood, driftwood, and precious woods. It also contains notes of orchid, cardamom, clary sage, saffron, ginger, benzoin, tonka bean, violet leaves, lily of the valley, lotus, green notes, ozonic notes, honey, cyclamen, immortelle, fir, and aquatic/marine/watery notes.

Who each suits

Origin suits those who prefer powdery, white floral, and green profiles. Ocean suits those who prefer complex, fruity, aquatic, and aromatic compositions.