Gentleman vs Gentleman N. 12

Shared character

Both Gentleman and Gentleman N. 12 share a core of geranium, vetiver, patchouli, and lavender. They both feature citrus, woody, amber, aromatic, fresh spicy, and musky accords.

How they differ

Gentleman includes notes of jasmine, rose, bergamot, cedarwood, ciste labdanum, musk, oakmoss, leather, incense, artemisia, galbanum, tarragon, carnation, and civet, resulting in floral, green, spicy, fresh, powdery, animalic, earthy, and resinous accords. Gentleman N. 12 features pepper, elemi, pink pepper, cedar, labdanum, ambroxan, calabrian bergamot, and sichuan pepper, characterized by balsamic and lavender accords.

Who each suits

Gentleman suits those who prefer scents with floral, green, animalic, and earthy characteristics. Gentleman N. 12 suits those who prefer balsamic and peppery profiles.