Anouk vs Nahéma Extrait

Shared character

Both fragrances feature rose, sandalwood, passion fruit and hyacinth, and they are built around a floral accord.

How they differ

Anouk adds a broad herb‑and‑citrus palette – jasmine, musk, vetiver, clary sage, lily‑of‑the‑valley, lavender, thyme and lime – and is defined by a citrus accord. Nahéma Extrait introduces sweeter, deeper base notes – vanilla, patchouli and tonka bean – and is characterised by an ambery (oriental) accord. The two share no family classification beyond the floral accord they both contain.

Who each suits

Anouk’s bright citrus, herbal and green notes make it suited to wearers who prefer fresh, daytime or spring‑type scents and who enjoy aromatic, slightly sharp floral compositions. Nahéma Extrait’s vanilla, patchouli, tonka bean and amber orientation suits those who favor warm, sweet, evening or cooler‑weather fragrances with an oriental‑gourmand character.