3 bottles the community rates close to Wall Street, with the one thing each does differently. aquatic, citrus, aromatic, unisex.
What Bond No. 9 publishes. Black means ALT Fragrances Brickell shares the note.
What ALT Fragrances publishes. Black means Wall Street shares the note.
Similarity is the owners' vote plus the note overlap. Price is a typical US bottle price when the house publishes one. Bars are each match's own accords.
Where it differs: Brickell adds a noticeably sweet resin accent to the green aquatic opening, so it dries down a touch sweeter than Wall Street's crisp cucumber-vetiver finish.
Where it differs: Walton Street is pitched as an aromatic fougere take, so expect more lavender warmth and less of the cold ozone and cucumber than Wall Street.
Where it differs: Exchange is described with spicier top notes and a leathery heart, so it reads warmer and less purely aquatic than Wall Street's sea kale and cucumber.
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