Addiction vs Rio

Shared character

Both fragrances feature pepper, oakmoss, woody notes and apple, and they each include a citrus accord.

How they differ

Addiction contains iris/orris, amber, and caramel notes and is defined by a woody accord, giving it a warm, powdery‑sweet character. Rio is built around lemon, patchouli and green notes and carries a chypre accord, producing a fresher, more earthy‑citrus profile. The two share pepper, oakmoss, woody notes and apple, plus a citrus accord, but have no overlapping fragrance families.

Who each suits

Addiction is likely to appeal to wearers who enjoy warm, sweet‑woody scents with a powdery iris/orris nuance. Rio is likely to suit those who prefer bright, fresh citrus combined with green, earthy patchouli and a classic chypre structure.