Magia vs Lilly

Shared character

Both fragrances feature a blend of jasmine, sandalwood, musk, amber and mandarin, anchored by a citrus accord, which creates a fresh‑yet‑warm foundation common to both.

How they differ

Magia and Lilly share five core notes—jasmine, sandalwood, musk, amber and mandarin—plus a citrus accord, but they diverge in both scent building blocks and overall character. Magia introduces bergamot as its sole exclusive note and leans on a woody accord, giving it a brighter, more resinous edge. Lilly, by contrast, adds heliotrope and vanilla, and is defined by a floral accord, steering it toward a sweeter, more powdery profile. The absence of any shared fragrance family means each scent occupies a distinct olfactory niche despite their common ingredients.

Who each suits

Magia’s bergamot‑driven, woody tilt suits those who prefer a crisp, slightly resinous scent with a hint of spice—often favored in daytime or transitional seasons. Lilly’s heliotrope‑vanilla, floral focus appeals to wearers who enjoy sweeter, powdery compositions, making it a good match for evening wear or cooler weather.