ComparisonsOct 24, 2026
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Dior · 1988
A violet leaf and leather scent with a petrol-like edge.
Violet leaf and nutmeg open over a floral heart, then dry to leather, vetiver and cedar. The slightly metallic, fuel-like edge is what people remember. It is a classic masculine that has regular followers looking for similar profiles.
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Shares the violet leaf and leather pairing, with spice alongside. Darker: ink, black seed and ebony heartwood, with no vetiver or cedar named.
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Shares the violet leaf opening and the vetiver and cedar base. Greener and more herbal, with cardamom, fir and gin botanicals, and no leather.
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Shares the violet leaf and nutmeg heart over cedar. Oakmoss, citrus and ambergris make it a mossy cologne with no leather or vetiver.
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