Citrus Bigarade vs Lemon

Shared character

Both fragrances belong to the CITRUS family, feature a citrus accord, and share the notes of lemon, Haitian vetiver, ginger and petitgrain.

How they differ

Citrus Bigarade adds mandarin, peppermint and white pepper to the shared lemon‑vetiver‑ginger‑petitgrain core, giving it a sharper, mint‑spiced edge. Lemon replaces those three with bergamot, woody notes and moss, steering the scent toward a greener, more resinous character while retaining the citrus backbone.

Who each suits

Citrus Bigarade is likely to suit wearers who enjoy bright, mint‑spiced citrus blends with a hint of white pepper heat. Lemon is oriented toward those who prefer a classic lemon scent softened by bergamot, subtle woody tones and mossy undertones.