Dilmun vs Neroli
People who smelled both call them a fair match, and most agree. Neroli is sweeter, and Neroli is longer lasting.
How alike are they?
Most agree
The meter shows how close people who smelled both say they are.
Based on a few votesWhere they differ
- Neroli is sweeter.
- Neroli is longer lasting.
- Neroli projects more strongly.
How they wear
Longevity
Moderate longevityLonger lasting than 55% of citrus fragrancesBased on many votes
Long lastingLonger lasting than 85% of fragrancesBased on many votes
Projection
Moderate projectionStronger projection than 50% of citrus fragrancesBased on many votes
Strong projectionStronger projection than 85% of fragrancesBased on many votes
Gender lean
UnisexBased on many votes
UnisexBased on many votes
What they're made of
Dilmun
Main accords
- Citrus
- Floral
- Fresh
- Green
- Spicy
Top notes
- jasmine
- orange blossom
- rose
- citrus
- citruses
- green leaves
- green notes
- neroli
Heart notes
- neroli
- opoponax
- orange blossom
- petitgrain
- bay leaf
- frankincense
- incense
- laurel
Base notes
- sandalwood
- vanilla
- cedar
- cedarwood
- citrus
- citruses
- elemi
- elemi resin
- floral
- floral notes
Neroli
Main accords
- Citrus
- Fresh
- Sweet
- White floral
- Floral
- Spicy
Notes
- myrrh
- african orange flower
- bitter orange
- neroli
- orange tree wood
- petitgrain
Which one is for you?
Pick Dilmun if…
- you want one that is less sweet
- you want one that is shorter lasting
- you want one that projects more softly
Pick Neroli if…
- you want one that is sweeter
- you want one that is longer lasting
- you want one that projects more strongly