Mojave Ghost EDP places fruit and flowers over woods. ANOTHER 13 offers an ambroxyde-centred alternative with jasmine and moss, worth comparing for its different texture.
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.
Try it for an ambroxyde-centred direction with jasmine and moss. Compare the texture with SANTAL 33’s woods and leather or Mojave Ghost’s fruit-and-flower composition.
ANOTHER 13 has a clean, airy warmth from ambroxyde, with jasmine and moss adding faint floral and earthy shades. The impression is more of soft skin and air than a distinct bouquet or fruit. SANTAL 33 offers a more clearly defined woody texture through cardamom, sandalwood and leather.
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.