Titanio vs After Hours

Shared character

Both scents are built around patchouli, woody notes, marine elements and citrus facets, and they share an aromatic fougère accord, placing them in a similar overall olfactory family despite the lack of a formally listed family category.

How they differ

Titanio adds jasmine and amber to its composition and is distinguished by a watery accord, giving it a softer, more floral‑ambered marine feel. After Hours, in contrast, brings neroli, mandarin and incense/olibanum, and its citrus accord leans toward a brighter, spicier aromatic fougère with an incense‑tinged edge.

Who each suits

Titanio will likely appeal to wearers who enjoy a marine‑woody base softened by floral‑amber warmth and a watery freshness. After Hours is suited to those who prefer a more vibrant citrus‑neroli opening, complemented by incense‑spiced depth within an aromatic fougère framework.