The fruit-and-flower theme remains recognisable in both Mojave Ghost descriptions. The Absolu is presented by the house with a stronger woody emphasis.
Watch how the soft fruit and flowers meet the dry woods. The Absolu revisits that balance; ANOTHER 13 offers a different route through an ambroxyde-centred composition.
Mojave Ghost Eau de Parfum has a delicate fruity softness from sapodilla, surrounded by ambrette, magnolia and violet. Sandalwood smooths the flowers, while cedar, musk and ambergris add a drier, gently textured background.
The house highlights a stronger woody emphasis for this interpretation. Compare the fruit-and-flower heart with the EDP on skin rather than assuming Absolu means the same scent amplified.
Mojave Ghost Absolu pairs sapodilla’s soft fruit character with ambrette in the opening. Magnolia, violet and sandalwood bring a floral, gently powdery heart with a smooth woody texture. Musk, amber and cedar form the base, keeping warmth and dry wood beneath the softer fruit and flowers.
Shared notes are a starting point for a trial, not proof of an identical scent or performance.
How to read this comparison
We compare published notes and the house’s descriptions. Lists can differ in detail and do not reveal a complete formula. Use these contrasts to choose samples; comfort, projection and lasting power need a skin trial.