Moresque Alma Pure Secret Collection

Like Alma Pure, this scent opens with blackcurrant and litchi, then blooms into rose and violet. It is sweeter and more playful, with peach blossom adding a juicy, candy like quality. The base of cedar and patchouli makes it woodier and more grounded, while the musk remains a shared thread. A bolder, party ready counterpart.

This fragrance mirrors Alma Pure's top notes of blackcurrant and litchi, but shifts the floral heart to jasmine, peony, and water lily for a greener, more aquatic feel. The base is sweeter and creamier, with praline and vanilla alongside musk and ambroxan. It feels more casual and versatile, while retaining that fruity floral sparkle.

Burberry Her shares the fruity floral energy with a berry medley of black currant, raspberry, and strawberry. Its violet and jasmine heart is less rose focused than Alma Pure, and the base adds a powdery, woody softness with amber and vanilla. It is brighter and more daytime oriented, perfect for everyday wear.

This scent opens with pear and clementine rather than blackberry, offering a lighter, more citrus fruity start. Its floral heart of Grasse rose and jasmine echoes Alma Pure's rose, but with added Indian jasmine for a richer floral blend. The base is powdery and musky with iris, making it softer and more delicate overall.

Very Good Girl focuses on a prominent rose and litchi combination, similar to Alma Pure's rose and blackberry interplay. It is sweeter and more straightforward, with red currant adding tartness and vanilla and vetiver in the base for a creamy, woody finish. It feels more overtly romantic and date night appropriate.

This scent shares the champagne note in its top, but uses pink pepper for a spicy kick instead of blackberry. The floral heart is peach blossom and rose, akin to Alma Pure's rose, but with a lighter, fresher feel. The base of amber and musk is less sweet, making it a more effervescent, versatile option.

Liaisons Dangereuses opens with a richer fruit blend of blackcurrant, peach, and plum, offering a deeper, boozy fruitiness than Alma Pure. The rose and geranium heart is spicier and more complex, while the base adds sandalwood and vetiver for a woody, slightly green finish. It feels more sophisticated and unisex.

L'Eau is a lighter, fresher take on the fruity floral theme. It opens with grapefruit and litchi, then moves to a clean damask rose and magnolia heart. The base is crisp with cedar and oakmoss, lacking the heavy amber and patchouli of Alma Pure. It is ideal for daytime and office wear.

Carmina shares the fruity floral profile with black cherry and pink pepper in the top, then a lush rose and peony heart. It differs with saffron and warm spices, plus a resinous base of frankincense and myrrh. This gives it a darker, more opulent character compared to Alma Pure's sweeter, more straightforward elegance.

This fragrance opens with a sweeter fruit mix of blueberry, raspberry, and cotton candy, making it more gourmand than Alma Pure. The floral heart of Bulgarian rose and jasmine is richer, and the base of patchouli, sandalwood, and vanilla adds depth. It is more intense and powdery, with a stronger vanilla presence.

This scent is a lighter, airier floral with black currant and coconut water in the top, then iris and rose water at the heart. It lacks the champagne sparkle of Alma Pure, but shares a musky, powdery base with white musk and cedar. It is more subtle and fresh, suited for everyday casual wear.

La Vie Est Belle is a sweeter, more gourmand floral with black currant and pear top notes, then iris and jasmine. Its base of praline, tonka bean, and vanilla makes it much sweeter and more dessert like than Alma Pure. The patchouli adds a slightly earthy depth, but the overall effect is more indulgent.