Augment vs Color Dreams

Shared character

Both fragrances share a citrus‑amber‑woody foundation built on lemon, bergamot, cedarwood, amber, patchouli, coriander and airy ozonic notes. This common base provides a fresh, slightly aromatic opening that can feel bright and clean in either composition.

How they differ

Both scents contain the same core notes—lemon, bergamot, cedarwood, amber, patchouli, coriander and ozonic touches—yet they diverge sharply beyond that. **Augment** adds orange blossom, neroli and lavender, creating an aromatic‑fougere backbone that leans toward a classic, herb‑floral structure. **Color Dreams** expands the palette with rose, grapefruit, mandarin, cardamom, clary sage, cinnamon, green tea, blackcurrant bud, musk, vetiver and a woody‑green accord, giving it a broader, more layered fruit‑floral‑spicy profile. The unique accords reinforce these directions: aromatic fougere for Augment and woody/green for Color Dreams.

Who each suits

• **Augment** – The presence of lavender, orange blossom, neroli and an aromatic fougere accord makes it well‑suited to those who prefer a crisp, herb‑floral scent with a traditional fougere feel, often favored in daytime or professional settings. • **Color Dreams** – The addition of rose, grapefruit, mandarin, green tea, blackcurrant bud, cinnamon, cardamom, clary sage, musk, vetiver and woody‑green accords creates a richer, more complex scent that may appeal to wearers who enjoy fruit‑floral‑spicy blends with a green, earthy depth, suitable for both casual and evening occasions.