Marc Eckô Green vs Le Bois Glacé

Shared character

Both fragrances feature Haitian vetiver as a core note and are built around citrus and woody accords, creating an underlying fresh‑woody character in each.

How they differ

Marc Eckô Green combines a broader woody‑spicy palette – cedarwood, geranium, cashmeran (woody‑musky), amber, nutmeg, additional woody notes and a hint of red apple – alongside its shared vetiver, citrus and woody accords. Le Bois Glacé is limited to the shared elements plus a single distinctive top note of bergamot, giving it a cleaner, more citrus‑forward profile.

Who each suits

Marc Eckô Green is likely to appeal to wearers who favor richer, warmer woods with spicy and subtly fruity nuances. Le Bois Glacé suits those who prefer a lighter, brighter scent centered on citrus (bergamot) with a supporting woody base.