High Frequency vs Ginger

Shared character

Both fragrances contain magnolia and hedione (a light jasmine note), giving each a subtle floral lift at the top or heart.

How they differ

**High Frequency** – centers on a floral‑oriental character built from jasmine, magnolia and hedione, supported by musk and an ambery (oriental) accord. The scent leans toward soft, powdery‑floral warmth. **Ginger** – opens with bright citrus (lemon, bergamot) and spicy ginger, then layers in sandalwood, patchouli, violet and ambrox, while retaining magnolia and hedione as background. Its profile is fresh, spicy‑citrus with a woody‑ambergris dry‑down. No other accords or families overlap.

Who each suits

**High Frequency** – appeals to wearers who favor gentle, romantic floral‑oriental scents; suitable for those who enjoy a soft jasmine‑musk blend for daytime or evening elegance. **Ginger** – suits individuals who prefer vibrant, energetic compositions with citrus‑spice and woody‑ambergris depth; a good match for active, unisex or casual settings where a fresh, invigorating aroma is desired.