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    Illusion vs. All Good Things

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    All Good Things rates higher with the community and wears longer on skin, while Illusion projects louder.

    The essentials

    At a glance

    Key facts: Illusion vs. All Good Things
    IllusionAll Good Things
    ConcentrationEau de ParfumParfum
    Launched20192014
    GenderUnisexUnisex
    Perfumer—Mark Constantine, Simon Constantine
    Best seasonFallWinter

    Scent DNA

    Main accords

    Illusion

    Fruity
    Sweet
    Woody
    Vanilla
    White Floral
    Powdery
    Amber
    Animalic

    All Good Things

    Woody
    Aromatic
    Vanilla
    Sweet
    Fresh Spicy
    Amber
    Anis
    Balsamic

    Shared between both fragrances

    The pyramid

    Notes, side by side

    Top
    StrawberryBergamotLimePineapplePlum
    Citruses
    Heart
    RoseGardeniaJasmineLily
    RoseStar AniseJuniper
    Base
    VanillaCedarAmbergrisMuskSandalwood
    CedarwoodTonka BeanCade Oil

    Notes both fragrances share

    Community taste

    The community verdict

    Community verdict: Illusion vs. All Good Things
    IllusionAll Good Things
    Score3.5/54/5
    Longevity2-4 hours6-10 hours
    Sillagestrongmoderate

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    Real talk

    Some fruity florals play it safe. Illusion doesn't. Strawberry and plum open sweet, but the ambergris and musk underneath give it an animal warmth that shifts the whole conversation.Illusion
    The smoky, woody depth of this fragrance cuts through the brand's typical sweetness. Cedar and cade oil create something that reads as more atmospheric than most Lush offerings.All Good Things