
Gritti

Guerlain
Biassanòt
Shalimar Philtre De
Only in Biassanòt
Shared character
Both fragrances share a floral core highlighted by jasmine, bergamot and tolu balm, and they both belong to the floral accord family.
How they differ
Biassanòt leans toward a modern, synthetic‑focused composition. Its unique ingredients include orange blossom, neroli, artemisia, broom, a note described as “filth,” and “golden chain,” and it is classified under a synthetic accord. Shalimar Philtre De, by contrast, is built around classic citrus, sweet, powdery and oriental accords. Its exclusive notes are lemon, rose, sandalwood, vanilla, iris/orris, patchouli, lavender, tolu balsam and cedrat, giving it a richer, warm‑sweet profile.
Who each suits
Biassanòt is likely to appeal to wearers who enjoy experimental, avant‑garde scents with a synthetic edge and unusual botanical elements. Shalimar Philtre De is suited to those who prefer a more traditional, sweet‑oriental fragrance with citrus brightness, powdery florals and warm gourmand undertones.
Only in Shalimar Philtre De