Façonnable vs Deauville

Shared character

Both fragrances share a core of cedarwood, amber, and hedione (light jasmine) and are anchored by a watery accord, creating a fresh, marine‑inspired backdrop.

How they differ

Façonnable leans toward an aromatic‑fougere profile, adding mint, spearmint, orange blossom, mandarin, geranium, rose (Turkey), ozonic notes, sandalwood, and musk to the shared cedar‑amber‑hedione base. Deauville keeps the base identical but introduces a single vetiver note and a floral accord, giving it a greener, earthier edge without the aromatic‑fougere lift of Façonnable.

Who each suits

Façonnable’s aromatic‑fougere character, citrus‑mint burst and sweet‑floral touches make it well‑suited for active, daytime wearers who enjoy bright, energetic scents. Deauville’s addition of vetiver and a floral accord gives it a more grounded, refined feel, appealing to those who prefer a subtle, sophisticated fragrance for both day and evening settings.