Water Lily vs Rêve

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around a floral accord centered on rose, osmanthus, peony and lily, delivering a classic floral impression.

How they differ

Water Lily and Rêve share a core floral heart of rose, osmanthus, peony and lily, but their surrounding palettes diverge sharply. Water Lily adds cedarwood, musk, freesia, lotus and carnation and is defined by a watery accord, giving it an airy, aquatic character. Rêve introduces sandalwood, neroli, cashmeran (a woody‑musky note), amber, pear and ivy, and layers fruity, fresh, sweet and powdery accords, creating a richer, slightly sweeter and more grounded scent. Rêve carries a community score of 7, while Water Lily has no published scores.

Who each suits

Water Lily will appeal to wearers who favor light, aquatic‑type florals with a subtle green‑woodsy edge. Rêve is suited to those who prefer a more rounded floral experience that blends fruit, sweet and powdery nuances with woody‑musky depth.