Absolute vs 1 Million

Shared character

Both fragrances feature rose, mint, grapefruit, amber, leather, patchouli, cinnamon and woody notes, and they both rely on citrus and leather accords as the primary thematic threads.

How they differ

Absolute is built only from a core set of notes—rose, mint, grapefruit, amber, leather, patchouli, cinnamon and woody notes—and shares only citrus‑leather accords. 1 Million contains that same core but adds a large palette of additional ingredients: lemon, bergamot, mandarin, tuberose, ciste labdanum, vanilla, musk, cashmeran, pink pepper, artemisia, cardamom, ginger, tonka bean, marine, juniper berries, moss, solar notes and others. 1 Million also introduces three exclusive accords—floral, ambery (oriental) and woody—giving it a broader, sweeter‑gourmand and aromatic character compared with the more narrowly focused, leathery‑spicy profile of Absolute.

Who each suits

Absolute will likely appeal to wearers who prefer a warm, spicy‑leather composition with a hint of fresh citrus and aromatic mint—often suited to evening or cooler‑weather settings. 1 Million, with its added bright citrus, sweet vanilla, gourmand tonka, and diverse spice and marine facets, is oriented toward those who enjoy a more vibrant, sweet‑spicy, and versatile scent that works well for daytime and social occasions.