Lucco vs Avant Garde

Shared character

The two fragrances share a core of lemon, pepper, cedarwood, geranium, cardamom, patchouli and violet, providing a common base of bright citrus, aromatic spice, woody depth and a hint of floral green.

How they differ

Both scents contain lemon, pepper, cedarwood, geranium, cardamom, patchouli and violet, but Lucco adds nutmeg and lavender and is built around an ambery (oriental) accord, giving it a warmer, spicier‑herbal character. Avant Garde replaces those two notes with iris/orris, neroli and amber and introduces citrus and woody accords, resulting in a fresher, more floral‑woody profile.

Who each suits

Lucco is likely to appeal to wearers who enjoy warm, spicy‑oriental scents with aromatic herbs and a hint of lavender, while Avant Garde will suit those who prefer fresh‑citrus openings, floral iris/neroli nuances and a clean woody‑amber finish.