Royal Cannabis vs Lights

Shared character

Both scents contain jasmine, sandalwood, vanilla, musk and clove, providing a common base of warm, slightly sweet and aromatic elements.

How they differ

Royal Cannabis and Lights share only five notes – jasmine, sandalwood, vanilla, musk and clove – and have no overlapping accords or fragrance families. Royal Cannabis adds patchouli and is built on ambery (oriental) and woody accords, giving it an earthy‑oriental character. Lights introduces a broader palette of floral and citrus notes (rose, ylang‑ylang, geranium, amber, lemon zest, violet leaf, bergamot zest) and leans on floral, spicy, fresh, sweet and synthetic accords, producing a brighter, more vibrant profile. Community scoring is available only for Lights (5.4); Royal Cannabis has no published scores.

Who each suits

Royal Cannabis will appeal to wearers who favor deep, earthy‑oriental compositions with a woody backbone – suitable for cooler evenings or autumn/winter settings. Lights is aimed at those who enjoy lively, floral‑citrus blends with fresh and sweet nuances – ideal for daytime, spring/summer wear and for users who prefer a more vibrant, synthetic‑enhanced scent.