Soul Focus vs Poker Face

Shared character

Both Soul Focus and Poker Face are built around a citrus‑centered family and share several core ingredients – bergamot, cedar (including cedarwood), violet leaf, lavender and black pepper. These common elements give each scent an aromatic, fresh‑spicy, lavender‑driven backbone.

How they differ

Soul Focus adds geranium, amber, leather and brings in aquatic, ozonic and additional citrus accents, steering the composition toward a warm‑leathery, slightly marine vibe. Poker Face, in contrast, introduces mint, spearmint, iris/orris, cardamom, patchouli, tonka bean and a broader palette of floral, woody, sweet, powdery and vanilla‑type accords, creating a fresher, greener opening that evolves into a sweet‑spicy, powdery dry‑down.

Who each suits

Soul Focus is likely to appeal to wearers who favor richer, amber‑leather tones with a hint of marine freshness – those who enjoy a sophisticated, slightly masculine citrus‑leather blend. Poker Face suits individuals who prefer a bright, mint‑laden opening that transitions into floral‑iris elegance and a sweet‑spicy, woody finish, making it a good match for fans of fresh, sweet‑spicy fragrances with a powdery edge.