Marc Eckô Red vs Golf

Shared character

Both Marc Eckô Red and Golf belong to the Aromatic Fougere family and share a composition containing bergamot, nutmeg, patchouli, and ivy.

How they differ

Marc Eckô Red features fruity accords with notes of lemon, vetiver, lavender, and rhubarb. Golf is characterized by citrus, woody, green, powdery, amber, fresh spicy, iris, and musky accords, utilizing notes of cedarwood, ciste labdanum, iris/orris, cashmeran, cashmere wood, labdanum, cistus, and white cedar extract.

Who each suits

Marc Eckô Red suits those who prefer fruity elements within an aromatic structure. Golf suits those who prefer a combination of woody, powdery, and musky profiles.