Caesar vs Caesar Eau de Parfum

Shared character

Both Caesar and Caesar Eau de Parfum share a foundation of jasmine, bergamot, amber, pink pepper, and patchouli. They both feature citrus, woody, fresh, aromatic, and fresh spicy accords.

How they differ

Caesar includes rose, vetiver, tonka bean, lily of the valley, lavender, mandarin orange, herbal notes, and woodsy notes, resulting in green, spicy, earthy, lavender, and white floral accords. In contrast, Caesar Eau de Parfum contains lemon, mint, sandalwood, grapefruit, nutmeg, coriander, ginger, melon, cedar, labdanum, aldehydes, amberwood, and incense, which produce amber, soft spicy, and warm spicy accords.

Who each suits

Caesar suits those who prefer green, earthy, and herbal profiles with lavender and white floral elements. Caesar Eau de Parfum suits those who prefer warm, soft spicy, and amber profiles with aromatic elements like mint, ginger, and incense.