The Man vs Nirvana

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around woody notes and a praline gourmand facet, anchored by amber‑oriental and woody accords.

How they differ

The Man contains black pepper as its only exclusive note, while Nirvana adds sandalwood, vanilla, cashmeran, cinnamon, tonka bean and myrrh. Both share woody notes, praline, and the amber‑oriental and woody accords; no other accords or families differ.

Who each suits

The Man leans toward a spicier, pepper‑forward profile that will appeal to wearers who enjoy a subtle pepper kick blended with warm woody‑amber tones. Nirvana’s richer palette of sandalwood, vanilla, cashmeran, cinnamon, tonka bean and myrrh creates a deeper, sweeter, resinous character suited to those who prefer a more gourmand, sweet‑oriental woody experience.