Atkinsons The Big Bad Cedar

1 Million Royal shares the woody aromatic character of The Big Bad Cedar, anchored by cedar and patchouli. It opens with bergamot and cardamom, echoing the source's fresh spicy top. The difference lies in its sweeter benzoin and mandarin orange, plus a vibrant citrus accord that makes it more energetic and party ready, whereas The Big Bad Cedar stays greener and more subdued.

Scholar's Mate aligns with The Big Bad Cedar through its woody aromatic profile and use of cardamom and bergamot. The addition of saffron and geranium introduces a warm spicy complexity absent in the source. While The Big Bad Cedar is fresher and greener, Scholar's Mate leans richer and more formal, with amber and vetiver adding depth for evening occasions.

Grey Vetiver shares The Big Bad Cedar's woody aromatic foundation and a similar fresh spicy character. Both feature sage and a clean woody base. The key difference is Grey Vetiver's focus on vetiver and grapefruit, creating a brighter, more citrus forward profile. It is lighter in sillage and longevity, making it a more casual, daytime oriented choice compared to the source's moderate presence.

Haltane is a woody aromatic scent that echoes The Big Bad Cedar's use of bergamot and lavender, but it introduces praline and saffron for a sweet, warm spicy twist. The base of agarwood and musk makes it darker and more opulent. Unlike the source's green freshness, Haltane is richer and better suited for formal evenings, with a stronger sillage.

Hero shares the woody aromatic character of The Big Bad Cedar, centered on cedar and bergamot. Its simplicity focuses on three cedar varieties, giving a straightforward woody profile. The source has more complexity with cardamom, sage, and oakmoss. Hero is lighter and more casual, ideal for everyday wear, while The Big Bad Cedar offers a greener, slightly more aromatic experience.

Bois Marocain aligns with The Big Bad Cedar in its woody aromatic structure and use of bergamot and cedar. It introduces incense, pepper, and cypress, adding a smoky, resinous dimension. The source is greener and fresher, while Bois Marocain is earthier and more intense, with a smoky quality that makes it suitable for evening wear and cooler seasons.

Vetiver Extraordinaire shares the woody aromatic family and fresh spicy character of The Big Bad Cedar, with bergamot in the top. It emphasizes vetiver and oakmoss, creating an earthy, mossy profile. The source is more cedar forward and greener, whereas this scent is vetiver dominant and more grounded. It offers a longer lasting, more intense woody experience for versatile wear.

This scent shares the woody aromatic profile and bergamot opening of The Big Bad Cedar. It adds grapefruit and lemon for a brighter citrus start, with geranium and Sichuan pepper for a spicy kick. The base of amberwood and olibanum is warmer and more resinous. It is more citrus forward and earthy, while the source is greener and cedar focused.

Gypsy Water is a woody aromatic scent that, like The Big Bad Cedar, uses bergamot and pepper for a fresh spicy opening. It features juniper, pine needles, and incense, giving a forest like, resinous character. The source is greener and more cedar driven, while Gypsy Water is softer and more ethereal, with vanilla and amber adding a subtle sweetness. It is lighter and more versatile.

Bleecker Street shares the woody aromatic foundation and fresh spicy character of The Big Bad Cedar. It introduces blueberry and cassis for a fruity sweetness, with violet leaf echoing the source's green notes. The base of suede and vanilla adds a creamy richness. It is sweeter and more playful, while the source is drier and more aromatic, making Bleecker Street a unique twist.

Gentleman Society aligns with The Big Bad Cedar through its woody aromatic profile and use of cardamom and sage. It adds vanilla and palo santo for a warmer, slightly sweet base. The source is greener and more cedar focused, while this scent is softer and more versatile, with a touch of warmth from vanilla. It works well for both office and casual settings.

Original Vetiver shares the woody aromatic family and bergamot opening of The Big Bad Cedar. It features ginger and mandarin for a spicier, fruitier top, with vetiver and sandalwood in the heart. The base of ambergris and musk is softer and more powdery. It is brighter and more citrus forward, while the source is greener and more cedar heavy, offering a lighter wear.