Hanami vs Bella Rouge

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around a floral accord centered on gardenia and rose, supported by bergamot, musk and amber. These shared ingredients give each scent a classic, soft‑flower foundation.

How they differ

Hanami adds bright citrus notes (lemon, mandarin) and a woody cedarwood base to the shared gardenia‑rose‑bergamot‑musk‑amber floral accord, giving it a fresher, more uplifting character. Bella Rouge replaces those citrus and wood elements with a single earthy note—patchouli—resulting in a deeper, more grounded take on the same floral core.

Who each suits

Hanami’s citrus lift and cedarwood make it well‑suited for daytime wear, spring or summer occasions, and for people who prefer a fresh, lively floral fragrance. Bella Rouge’s addition of patchouli adds warmth and depth, appealing to those who enjoy a richer, evening‑oriented floral scent with an earthy edge.