Gold IV vs Invictus Platinum

Shared character

Both fragrances are aromatic fougère compositions built around citrus‑grapefruit, oakmoss, patchouli, and lavandin, delivering a classic fougère backbone.

How they differ

Gold IV and Invictus Platinum both belong to the aromatic fougère family and share the notes grapefruit, oakmoss, patchouli, and lavandin, as well as an aromatic fougère accord. Gold IV adds bergamot, amber, and cardamom and carries a spicy accord, giving it a warmer, more resinous character. Invictus Platinum introduces mint, artemisia, lavender, cypress, fir balsam, absinth, and a “healingwood” (patchouli‑type) note, and its sole unique accord is woody, resulting in a fresher, more green‑herbal and forest‑like profile.

Who each suits

Gold IV’s warm, spicy‑amber blend may appeal to those who prefer richer, evening‑oriented scents, while Invictus Platinum’s minty, herbal‑woody freshness is suited to people who favor crisp, daytime or active‑wear fragrances.