Zante vs Mayfair

Shared character

Both fragrances are citrus‑oriented and feature the same five notes—bergamot, neroli, musk, mandarin, and rosemary—creating a fresh, aromatic base.

How they differ

Zante and Mayfair both belong to the citrus family and share bergamot, neroli, musk, mandarin, and rosemary. Zante adds patchouli and ambroxan (ambergris) to its composition, while Mayfair introduces jasmine, lemon, and lavender. The unique ingredients give Zante a greener‑earthy‑amber nuance and Mayfair a brighter‑floral‑herbal character.

Who each suits

Zante is likely to appeal to wearers who enjoy the grounding depth of patchouli and the marine‑amber quality of ambroxan. Mayfair is suited to those who prefer a more luminous profile with jasmine’s floral sweetness, lemon’s sharp citrus lift, and lavender’s aromatic herbaceousness.