Number 3 vs Décou Vert

Shared character

The two scents overlap on several key ingredients (jasmine, magnolia, musk, lily‑of‑the‑valley) and are built around a floral‑green accord, creating a shared impression of fresh‑cut flowers set against a green backdrop.

How they differ

Both fragrances share a core floral‑green heart of jasmine, magnolia, musk and lily‑of‑the‑valley, plus a floral‑green accord. Number 3 adds a single woody note—sandalwood—without any extra accords, giving it a more restrained, subtly warm profile. Décou Vert expands the palette with green‑leaf, lilac, magnolia‑pollen and broader woody notes, and it introduces fresh, sweet and powdery accords that lend a brighter, more layered character.

Who each suits

Number 3, anchored by sandalwood, leans toward a softer, slightly woody elegance that may appeal to wearers who prefer understated, evening‑oriented or formal settings. Décou Vert, with its additional green‑leaf, lilac, fresh, sweet and powdery facets, feels lighter and more vibrant, making it suited to daytime, spring‑summer wear and casual or office environments.