Initio Parfums Privés Rehab

1 Million Royal shares Rehab's woody aromatic foundation with bergamot and lavender in the opening. It differs by introducing cardamom and mandarin for a sweeter, more citrus forward start, and leans heavier on patchouli and benzoin in the base. The result is a warmer, slightly sweeter profile compared to Rehab's cleaner musky finish.

Scholar's Mate mirrors Rehab's bergamot and lavender top notes, but adds grapefruit and saffron for a brighter, spicier opening. Its base features vetiver alongside cedar and patchouli, giving it a drier, more earthy character than Rehab's sandalwood and musk. This makes it a sharper, more formal leaning woody scent.

Haltane shares Rehab's woody aromatic profile with lavender and bergamot, but introduces praline and saffron for a sweet, warm spicy middle. Its base of agarwood and vetiver adds a smoky, resinous depth that Rehab lacks. This fragrance feels richer and more opulent, suited for evening wear.

Vetiver Extraordinaire opens with bergamot and bitter orange like Rehab's citrus top, but centers on vetiver as the dominant note. It lacks lavender, instead featuring clove and pink pepper for a spicier, earthier profile. The base of oakmoss and musk gives it a greener, more grounded character than Rehab's smooth sandalwood.

This fragrance echoes Rehab's bergamot opening but replaces lavender with grapefruit and lemon for a zesty, vibrant start. Vetiver and Sichuan pepper create a peppery, earthy heart, while amberwood and olibanum add a smoky resinous base. It is brighter and more citrus driven than Rehab, with a drier finish.

Gypsy Water shares Rehab's woody aromatic structure with bergamot and pepper, but introduces juniper and pine needles for a forest like freshness. Its base of amber, sandalwood, and vanilla is softer and sweeter than Rehab's musky guaiac wood. This scent feels lighter and more ethereal, with a subtle sweetness.

Grey Vetiver opens with grapefruit and sage instead of bergamot and lavender, giving it a herbal citrus twist. Vetiver and orris root create a clean, earthy heart, while moss and amber woods provide a smooth base. It is more vetiver dominant and less sweet than Rehab, with a crisp, professional character.

Fahrenheit shares Rehab's woody aromatic family but adds leather and floral notes for a more complex profile. Its top features lavender and bergamot alongside hawthorn and chamomile, creating a unique herbal opening. The base of leather, patchouli, and tonka bean makes it heavier and more distinctive than Rehab's clean musk.

Danger Pour Homme opens with bergamot and lemon like Rehab, but adds rhubarb and galbanum for a green, tart twist. Its aromatic heart features lavender, jasmine, and clove, while the base layers leather, ambergris, and vanilla. This fragrance is more complex and opulent than Rehab, with a pronounced oriental character.

Original Vetiver starts with bergamot and mandarin, similar to Rehab's citrus opening, but replaces lavender with ginger for a spicy kick. Its heart is centered on vetiver and sandalwood, with a base of ambergris and musk. This scent is brighter and more straightforward than Rehab, with a clean, classic vetiver profile.

Richwood shares Rehab's bergamot top note and woody base, but adds grapefruit and tangerine for a juicier citrus opening. Its heart features black currant and rose, introducing a fruity floral dimension absent in Rehab. The base of labdanum, vanilla, and sandalwood makes it sweeter and more resinous than Rehab's musky finish.

Bois Marocain opens with bergamot and pink pepper, a spicier start than Rehab's lavender and bergamot. Its heart features incense and thuja, giving it a smoky, resinous character. The base of Virginia cedar, patchouli, and vetiver is drier and earthier than Rehab's sandalwood and guaiac wood, making it more austere.