
Angel Schlesser

Paul Smith
Homme
Man 2
Shared character
Both scents are built around a citrus‑woody‑fruity foundation, featuring sandalwood, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, lavender, cedar, mandarin orange and white musk. This shared core gives each fragrance an aromatic, slightly fresh opening that is anchored by woody depth.
How they differ
Both fragrances share a core palette of sandalwood, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, lavender, cedar, mandarin orange and white musk, giving them a citrus‑woody‑fruity backbone. The divergence lies in the surrounding ingredients and the resulting olfactory character. **Homme** adds bergamot, vetiver, aniseed, precious woods, rice, tree moss and shiso, and is described by its unique accords as spicy and fresh. **Man 2** introduces cedarwood, grapefruit, musk, mandarin, nutmeg, tonka bean, apple, green apple and cashmere wood, contributing sweet and powdery accords that lean toward a richer, gourmand‑leaning profile. Consequently, Homme leans toward a bright, aromatic‑spice composition, while Man 2 leans toward a sweeter, softer, and more powdery wood‑fruit blend.
Who each suits
• **Homme** – best suited for individuals who enjoy a crisp, aromatic experience with a noticeable spice‑fresh edge; it works well for daytime wear in moderate climates and for those who prefer a more energetic, slightly herbal‑spicy profile. • **Man 2** – appeals to those who favor a sweeter, softer scent with powdery warmth; it is fitting for evening or cooler‑weather occasions and for wearers who like a gourmand‑inspired, smooth wood‑fruit character.
Only in Man 2