High LineLa Tulipe
High Line vs La Tulipe
People who smelled both call them a weak match, but people are split. High Line is longer lasting, and High Line projects more strongly.
How alike are they?
People are split
The meter shows how close people who smelled both say they are.
Based on many votesWhere they differ
- High Line is longer lasting.
- High Line projects more strongly.
- High Line leans more masculine.
How they wear
Longevity
Long lastingBased on many votes
Moderate longevityBased on lots of votes
Projection
Moderate projectionStronger projection than 50% of fragrancesBased on many votes
Soft projectionBased on lots of votes
Gender lean
Unisex, leans feminineBased on many votes
Leans feminineBased on lots of votes
What they're made of
High Line
Main accords
- Floral
- Fresh
- Green
- Citrus
- Synthetic
Top notes
- bergamot
- grass
- heart
- rhuburb
Heart notes
- african orange flower
- hyacinth
- muscari
- orange blossom water
- pink tulip
- tincture of rose
- tulip
Base notes
- bur oak
- carrageenan moss
- musk
- oak
- teakwood
La Tulipe
Main accords
- Floral
- Green
- Soft spicy
Top notes
- cyclamen
- freesia
- rhuburb
Heart notes
- pink tulip
Base notes
- green notes
- vetyver
- woodsy notes
Which one is for you?
Pick High Line if…
- you want one that is longer lasting
- you want one that projects more strongly
- you want one that leans more masculine
Pick La Tulipe if…
- you want one that is shorter lasting
- you want one that projects more softly
- you want one that leans more feminine