
Avon

Jo Malone London
Studio 1886 Xxi
Orange Marmalade
Only in Orange Marmalade
Shared character
Both fragrances belong to the citrus family and share the same core ingredients – patchouli, clary sage and orange – giving them a citrus‑woody character.
How they differ
Orange Marmalade adds a range of notes that are not present in Studio 1886 Xxi – cashmeran (woody‑musky), pink pepper, lavender, bitter orange, rhubarb, cashmere wood and orange peel. It also introduces several exclusive accords: fresh, sweet, aromatic, fresh‑spicy, musky and soft‑spicy. Studio 1886 Xxi contains only the shared components (patchouli, clary sage, orange) and does not list any additional notes or accords.
Who each suits
Studio 1886 Xxi, with its limited palette, will appeal to wearers who prefer a straightforward, subtle citrus‑woody scent without extra spice or sweetness. Orange Marmalade, with its broader note list and extra fresh, sweet, aromatic and spicy accords, suits those who enjoy a more layered, vibrant and slightly gourmand‑spicy citrus fragrance.