Italian Leather vs Bruma

Shared character

Both Italian Leather and Bruma feature notes of leather, iris/orris, ciste labdanum, and galbanum.

How they differ

Italian Leather is characterized by woody and leather accords, incorporating notes of sandalwood, vanilla, musk, clary sage, myrrh, benzoin resin, iris concrete, and a leather accord. Bruma is defined by floral and musk skin accords, utilizing notes of vetiver (Haiti), peony, tonka bean, lavender, black pepper, jasmine (sambac), and violet.

Who each suits

Italian Leather suits those drawn to woody and leather profiles with resinous and creamy elements. Bruma suits those who prefer floral and musk skin profiles with spicy and herbal nuances.