Abysse vs Teardrops

Shared character

They are both woody fragrances built around cedarwood, musk, nutmeg and patchouli, delivering a classic woody backbone.

How they differ

Both Abysse and Teardrops sit in the woody family and share cedarwood, musk, nutmeg and patchouli. Abysse adds sandalwood, timbersilk, cyclamen, hawthorn and davana, and brings a watery accord that gives it a fresher, more aquatic edge. Teardrops does not introduce new notes but contributes an ambery (oriental) accord, giving it a warmer, richer character.

Who each suits

Abysse is suited to people who enjoy a woody base with a fresh, slightly aquatic feel and subtle floral touches—ideal for daytime or warmer seasons. Teardrops is suited to those who prefer a woody scent that leans toward warm amber, offering an orientally‑tinged depth that works well for evening wear or cooler weather.