1988 vs Lost Lovers

Shared character

Both fragrances belong to the woody‑green family and share the same core notes (rose, sandalwood, vetiver, amber, green notes) and the same woody and green accords.

How they differ

1988 contains a broader palette of ingredients – citrus (lemon, bergamot, grapefruit), floral (jasmine, iris/orris), aromatic herbs (rosemary, thyme), green aromatics (galbanum, black‑currant bud) and musk – that are not listed for Lost Lovers. Lost Lovers lists only the shared notes (rose, sandalwood, vetiver, amber, green notes) and has no unique notes or accords, indicating a more limited, focused composition.

Who each suits

• 1988 – suited to wearers who enjoy a complex, multi‑layered woody‑green scent with bright citrus, aromatic herbs and additional floral touches; it may appeal to those seeking a richer, more intricate fragrance profile. • Lost Lovers – suited to wearers who prefer a streamlined, classic woody‑green scent centered on rose, sandalwood, vetiver and amber, without the extra citrus or herbal dimensions.