Abuser vs Possession

Shared character

Both Abuser and Possession feature orange blossom and a sweet accord.

How they differ

Abuser is characterized by woody, smoky, amber, aromatic, balsamic, oud, and warm spicy accords, utilizing notes such as jasmine, rose, sandalwood, vetiver, rum, lavender, birch, tangerine, myrrh, opoponax, labdanum, mandarin orange, sage, tobacco, styrax, orris root, myrtle, incense, cognac, agarwood (oud), and cade oil. Possession is characterized by floral, chypre, fruity, fresh, musky, rose, tropical, and white floral accords, utilizing notes such as musk, amber, pineapple, rose (turkey), orange blossom (tunisia), cyclamen, akigalawood®, turkish rose, pear blossom, and amaryllis.

Who each suits

Abuser suits those who prefer woody, smoky, balsamic, and aromatic profiles. Possession suits those who prefer floral, fruity, fresh, and musky profiles.