Comparing the two fragrances…

Penhaligon'S

Ralph Lauren
Agarbathi
Ralph'S Club Elixir
Only in Agarbathi
Shared character
Both Agarbathi and Ralph'S Club Elixir feature a core of incense‑type ingredients (incense/olibanum, frankincense, fir‑type balsams) and are built around woody, spicy, amber and aromatic accords, giving each a warm, resinous backbone.
How they differ
Agarbathi adds bright citrus (bergamot), creamy sandalwood, earthy vetiver, palo santo, pink pepper, suede, jasmine (sambac) and milk, and its supporting accords include citrus, oriental, smoky, resinous and balsamic tones. Ralph'S Club Elixir, by contrast, leans toward a leather‑focused palette with genuine leather, cardamom, patchouli, geranium, grapefruit, mandarin, clary sage, lavender, lavandin, iris, orris butter and a suite of leathery, sweet, synthetic, iris and lavender accords.
Who each suits
Agarbathi will likely appeal to wearers who gravitate toward incense‑rich, meditative or spiritual scents with a touch of citrus and floral softness—those who enjoy oriental, smoky, resinous compositions. Ralph'S Club Elixir suits individuals who prefer a bold, aromatic‑leather character, with bright citrus and herbaceous notes, and who like leathery, sweet‑synthetic or iris‑lavender nuances.
Only in Ralph'S Club Elixir