Le Cèdre vs Full Play

Shared character

Both Le Cèdre and Full Play belong to the woody fragrance family and share woody, fresh, and sweet accords. They both feature cashmere wood and Virginia cedar in their compositions.

How they differ

Le Cèdre is characterized by spicy, floral, powdery, and musky accords, utilizing notes such as cedarwood, black pepper, pink pepper, orchid, mimosa, incense, and musk. In contrast, Full Play features fruity and synthetic accords with a profile consisting of lemon, lavender, rhubarb, aldehydes, violet leaf, and cypriol.

Who each suits

Le Cèdre suits those who prefer spicy, floral, and powdery woody scents. Full Play suits those who prefer fruity, synthetic, and fresh scents featuring citrus and herbal elements.