This perfume's notes, grouped by tier. Every ribbon is weighted by the whole catalogue, so you can see which pairs are its signature and which are rarely combined.
Wider ribbon: more fragrances list both notes. Everywhere notes like musk and bergamot dominate here.
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No pair here stands out: the composition is built from common pairings.
Jasmine and Olibanum meet less often than expected across the catalogue (64 fragrances, where about 136 would be expected); this perfume puts them together anyway.
Differences come from accords and community votes on longevity and sillage.
Similarity is based on note and accord overlap, not molecular analysis.