ComparisonsNov 18, 2026
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Byredo · 2014
A pale, powdery floral and sandalwood scent for people who like a quiet, skin-close perfume.
Soft ambrette and magnolia sit over violet and a hint of sweet fruit. The base is creamy sandalwood, cedar and musk. It is airy, slightly powdery and stays close to the skin.
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Ranked by how much they share with Mojave Ghost. The notes in common are listed under each bottle. Prices and stock come from the makers’ own shops.
Shares the violet, violet leaf, cedar, sandalwood and musk frame. It is more floral, with lily of the valley, rose and raspberry, and adds vetiver; no ambrette or magnolia.
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Magnolia over sandalwood and musk, with a touch of sweet fruit from raspberry. Part where it parts: tea, iris and vetiver, and no violet or ambrette.
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Shares magnolia, sandalwood and ambrette. The opening is yuzu and cedrat, and jasmine, green tea and water lily replace the violet, so it reads brighter and less powdery.
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Magnolia, sandalwood and ambrette again. Bergamot, neroli and ginger up top and gardenia and ylang-ylang in the heart make it a fuller white floral with no violet.
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