Seminalis vs Olm

Shared character

Both fragrances are classified as woody and contain sandalwood and iodine as common notes.

How they differ

Seminalis and Olm both belong to the woody family and share sandalwood and iodine notes, but they diverge sharply elsewhere. Seminalis adds a metallic note and a suite of accords—woody, spicy, sweet, animal, creamy—while Olm introduces musk, cashmeran, amber, iso E super (cedar‑like), limestone, seaweed/algae and watery notes with no unique accords listed. Olm’s character leans toward marine‑fresh, musky‑amber tones; Seminalis leans toward metallic‑spicy‑sweet‑animalic nuances.

Who each suits

• Seminalis – likely to appeal to wearers who enjoy metallic, spicy, sweet, animalic and creamy dimensions within a woody framework. • Olm – likely to suit wearers who prefer marine‑fresh, musky, amber‑rich, cedar‑like and mineral‑water‑inspired profiles.