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Tilia and Ganymede

What matters most to you?

Your answers sharpen what we pick for you.

Marc-Antoine BarroisTiliaSmelled it?
Marc-Antoine BarroisGanymedeSmelled it?

How they smell

What do they smell like?

Tilia smells of fresh flowers, burnt sugar and clean soap; Ganymede smells of citrus peel and leather.

Tiliafresh flowers · burnt sugar · clean soap · sweet
Ganymedecitrus peel · leather · crisp

How they wear

Which lasts longest?

Tilia lasts longest: into the evening.

TiliaInto the evening 9–12 hours
GanymedeA work day 6–9 hours

Which will others notice?

Both carry furthest: across a room.

TiliaAcross a room across a room
GanymedeAcross a room across a room

When do they suit?

Tilia: the office and every day, in spring and summer; Ganymede: the office and special occasions, in summer.

TiliaOfficeEvery daySpringSummer
GanymedeOfficeSpecial occasionsSummer

Cost, and who they suit

Which costs least to wear?

Tilia, at about 20¢ a spray. Tilia costs about the same.

Tilia20¢ a spray $200 for 100 ml
Ganymede20¢ a spray $200 for 100 ml

Who do they suit?

Tilia suits wearers of any age.

TiliaWearers of any age
GanymedeNo reviews here yet

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