Augustine vs Angelo

Shared character

Both Augustine and Angelo feature musk and amber notes, sharing an olfactory profile characterized by amber, fresh spicy, and musky accords.

How they differ

Augustine is defined by woody, balsamic, and oriental ambery accords, utilizing notes such as ciste labdanum, vetiver, incense, patchouli, and oud. In contrast, Angelo focuses on citrus, sweet, powdery, and animalic accords, featuring notes of bergamot, orange blossom, ginger, pear, ambroxan, and dry wood.

Who each suits

Augustine suits those who prefer warm, spicy, and woody profiles with incense and oud. Angelo suits those who prefer bright citrus, white floral, and sweet, powdery compositions.