Améline vs Hanami — Fragrance Comparison | Fraganty
Améline vs Hanami
Side-by-side comparison of Améline by Phlur and Hanami by Phlur
Phlur
2018feminine
3.87(132)
Accords
Phlur
2016feminine
3.87(379)
Accords
Comparison Summary
Shared Accords (2)
WoodyWarm Spicy
Attribute
Améline
Hanami
Brand
Phlur
Phlur
Year
2018
2016
Rating
3.87
3.87
Concentration
—
—
Gender
feminine
feminine
Total Notes
0
0
Community Sentiment Pulse — Améline
Positive
22 opinions · Source: r/fragrance community
7.8
/10
Améline by Phlur is positively regarded in the r/fragrance community for delivering a fresh, realistic rose scent that appeals to rose lovers. While not as extensively discussed as some cult classics, it's mentioned alongside respected rose fragrances and praised for its natural rose profile, making it a solid choice for those seeking an authentic floral experience.
Positive
Fresh, realistic rose character that smells natural and photorealistic
Well-regarded by rose enthusiasts and collectors
Good performance and longevity for the price point
Versatile enough for multiple wearers and occasions
Negative
May not appeal to those seeking sweeter or more powdery rose profiles
Limited discussion of specific performance metrics in the thread
Community Sentiment Pulse — Hanami
Mixed
24 opinions · Source: r/fragrance community
7.2
/10
Hanami is a well-liked fragrance with a dedicated fanbase who appreciate its fresh, creamy character and everyday wearability, particularly in cooler seasons. However, the community is disappointed by its discontinuation and concerned about potential quality issues with discounted stock, while also noting that the reformulated version differs significantly from the original aquatic formulation that many preferred.
Positive
Beloved everyday fragrance that performs well in cooler months
Unique aquatic/fresh quality with creamy fig notes
Good value during sales and discontinuation discounts
Versatile unisex appeal
Negative
Being discontinued, causing difficulty for loyal fans to repurchase
Original formulation reportedly changed significantly from earlier version
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Améline and Hanami?+
Améline is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Phlur (2018) dominated by Rose accords. Hanami is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Phlur (2016) leaning on Woody accords. They share 2 accords: Woody, Warm Spicy.
Rose
100%
Citrus
79%
Woody
72%
Patchouli
47%
Floral
40%
Warm Spicy
38%
Best: Spring (100%)Day (88%)
Woody
100%
Powdery
50%
Warm Spicy
40%
Balsamic
20%
Aromatic
10%
Best: Fall (94%)Day (100%)
Which is better, Améline or Hanami?+
By community rating, Améline scores 3.87/5 vs Hanami at 3.87/5. On r/fragrance, Améline sits at 7.8/10 (positive) while Hanami is 7.2/10 (mixed). Améline's standout strength: Fresh, realistic rose character that smells natural and photorealistic. Hanami's standout strength: Beloved everyday fragrance that performs well in cooler months. The "better" choice depends on what you value — longevity, projection, season fit, or signature character.
Do Améline and Hanami smell similar?+
They share a small fraction of their ingredients — expect noticeably different experiences. Améline: Améline by Phlur is positively regarded in the r/fragrance community for delivering a fresh, realistic rose scent that appeals to rose lovers. Hanami: Hanami is a well-liked fragrance with a dedicated fanbase who appreciate its fresh, creamy character and everyday wearability, particularly in cooler seasons.
Which lasts longer, Améline or Hanami?+
Améline: Good performance and longevity for the price point Hanami: Poor longevity reported by some users Longevity varies by skin chemistry, concentration, and application method.
Which season suits Améline vs Hanami?+
Améline scores highest for spring wear; Hanami scores highest for fall wear. Améline leans daytime, Hanami leans daytime.
Less frequently mentioned than other popular rose fragrances like Guerlain Nahema or Serge Lutens
Sale batch concerns with reports of old stock or quality issues
