Strom vs Sunday Mood

Shared character

Both fragrances feature mint, cedarwood, geranium and pear, and they are constructed around aromatic fougère and fruity accords. This gives each a fresh, green‑fruit character with a hint of aromatic herbality.

How they differ

Strom adds grapefruit, tonka bean and lavender, giving it a bright citrus opening that leans toward sweet‑warm and aromatic floral tones. Sunday Mood replaces the grapefruit with lemon and bergamot, and its base is built on sandalwood and vetiver, creating a fresher citrus start that settles into a more woody‑earthy finish. The presence of lavender in Strom adds an additional aromatic herbaceous facet that is absent from Sunday Mood.

Who each suits

Strom is likely to appeal to people who enjoy a citrus‑forward scent that balances sweet tonka warmth and lavender’s aromatic lift—often favored for lively, daytime wear. Sunday Mood is suited to those who prefer a crisp lemon‑bergamot opening that mellows into a grounded sandalwood‑vetiver base, making it a good match for office settings or cooler evenings.