Latte Di Cherry vs Lussuria

Shared character

Both Latte Di Cherry and Lussuria feature floral, woody, fruity, and sweet accords. They share a common base of jasmine, sandalwood, vanilla, and tonka bean.

How they differ

Latte Di Cherry is characterized by gourmand, spicy, almond, amber, cherry, and nutty accords, utilizing notes such as ylang-ylang, musk, vetiver, amber, cherry, orange, spices, almond, red berries, red fruits, Turkish rose, and sweet orange. In contrast, Lussuria features citrus, aromatic, balsamic, and lactonic accords, incorporating notes of lemon, tuberose, oakmoss, mandarin, freesia, plum, cedar, amyris, sweet notes, milk, and dates.

Who each suits

Latte Di Cherry suits those who prefer gourmand, spicy, and nutty profiles with prominent cherry and red fruit elements. Lussuria suits those who prefer lactonic, citrus, and aromatic profiles with tuberose and plum.