Ferré Rose vs Giò

Shared character

Both fragrances belong to the floral family, share a woody base, and contain gardenia, rose, orange blossom, sandalwood, vanilla, amber, mandarin, peach and hyacinth.

How they differ

Ferré Rose adds cedarwood, musk, freesia, mandarin orange, red berries, watermelon, pomegranate and water hyacinth, giving it additional floral, fruity, fresh and sweet accents. Giò introduces tuberose and ylang‑ylang, and brings spicy, animal, smoky and leathery accords that are absent from Ferré Rose. Community ratings differ, with Ferré Rose at 6.8 and Giò at 8.8.

Who each suits

Ferré Rose may appeal to those who enjoy bright, sweet‑fruit and fresh floral compositions, while Giò may suit wearers who prefer richer, more exotic florals with a hint of spice, animalic and leathery depth.