Eternity vs lily
A side-by-side read of the two reference entries: house, year, market position, accords and note pyramids — then how much material they actually share.
7Shared notes
5Shared accords
29Overlap score
Side by side
| Eternity | lily | |
|---|---|---|
| House | Calvin Klein | Christian Dior |
| Launched | 1988 | 1999 |
| Marketed as | women | women |
| Concentration | — | — |
| Dominant family | Floral | Floral |
| Community rating | 3.64/5 (9,315) | 3.96/5 (84) |
| Top accords | floral white floral green aromatic | white floral green floral fresh |
| Top notes | Green Notes Freesia Sage Citruses Mandarin Orange | Green Notes |
| Heart notes | Carnation Lily Lily-Of-The-Valley Narcissus Marigold | Lily-Of-The-Valley Lilac Lily Jasmine Rose |
| Base notes | Musk Heliotrope Sandalwood Amber Patchouli | Musk Sandalwood |
| Recorded notes | 18 | 8 |
The two share 7 recorded notes (Green Notes, Jasmine, Lily, Lily-Of-The-Valley, Musk, Rose, Sandalwood) and 5 accords (citrus, floral, fresh, green, white floral). Material overlap score: 29 points.
Where they differ
Eternity adds Amber Carnation Citruses Freesia Heliotrope Mandarin Orange. lily adds Lilac.
Both entries
See also: perfumes similar to Eternity · perfumes similar to lily.