Muy Mía vs In Love

Shared character

Both fragrances feature peony and lychee notes and are built around a floral accord.

How they differ

Muy Mía adds rose, bergamot, musk, patchouli and peach to the shared peony‑lychee floral base, while In Love introduces sandalwood and a distinct fruity accord. The two scents share only the peony and lychee notes and a floral accord; no other families overlap.

Who each suits

• Muy Mía – suited to wearers who enjoy a richer floral composition with added rose, bergamot, musk, patchouli and peach nuances. • In Love – suited to wearers who prefer a lighter floral‑fruit blend highlighted by sandalwood and a fruity accent.