Comparing the two fragrances…

Wal Mar

Xerjoff
Positive
Tempest
Only in Positive
Shared character
Both Positive and Tempest feature a combination of sandalwood, musk, lavender, Bulgarian rose, Calabrian bergamot, Brazilian orange, nagarmotha, and gurjan balsam. They share citrus, woody, amber, and aromatic accords.
How they differ
Positive includes benzoin, clary sage, caramel, oud, mandarin orange, cumin, amalfi lemon, agarwood, cypriol oil, madagascar vanilla, and Siberian pine, creating caramel, lavender, and musky accords. Tempest contains jasmine, lemon, rose, bergamot, cedarwood, elemi, vetiver, cashmeran, amber, patchouli, cypriol/nagarmota, ginger, oud/agarwood, petitgrain, jasmine (sambac), orange, indian jasmine sambac, haitian vetiver, amberwood, elemi resin, atlas cedar, singapore patchouli, australian sandalwood, gurjum balsam, laotian oud, paraguayan petitgrain, white oud, bulgarian lavender, malaysian gurjum balsam, cypriol oil or nagarmotha, and petitgrain paraguay, resulting in green, sweet, earthy, resinous, fresh spicy, and oud accords.
Who each suits
Positive suits those who prefer caramel, lavender, and musky accords. Tempest suits those who prefer green, sweet, earthy, resinous, fresh spicy, and oud accords.
Only in Tempest