Question 1

What's the difference between Earthtones #4: Red Sky and Sunflowers?

Accepted Answer

Earthtones #4: Red Sky is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Neil Morris (2009) dominated by Musky accords. Sunflowers is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Elizabeth Arden (1993) leaning on Fruity accords. They share 1 accord: Citrus.

Question 2

Which is better, Earthtones #4: Red Sky or Sunflowers?

Accepted Answer

By community rating, Earthtones #4: Red Sky scores 3.60/5 vs Sunflowers at 3.48/5. Sunflowers's standout strength: Long-lasting wear throughout the day. The "better" choice depends on what you value — longevity, projection, season fit, or signature character.

Question 3

Do Earthtones #4: Red Sky and Sunflowers smell similar?

Accepted Answer

They share a small fraction of their ingredients — expect noticeably different experiences. Sunflowers: Elizabeth Arden Sunflowers is a polarizing classic that inspires strong nostalgia among those who wore it in the 90s and maintains a loyal following for its affordable, balanced fruity-floral profile.

Question 4

Which lasts longer, Earthtones #4: Red Sky or Sunflowers?

Accepted Answer

Sunflowers: Long-lasting wear throughout the day Longevity varies by skin chemistry, concentration, and application method.

Question 5

Which season suits Earthtones #4: Red Sky vs Sunflowers?

Accepted Answer

Earthtones #4: Red Sky scores highest for spring wear; Sunflowers scores highest for summer wear. Earthtones #4: Red Sky leans daytime, Sunflowers leans daytime.

Earthtones #4: Red Sky vs Sunflowers

Comparison Summary

Unique to Sunflowers (17)

Shared Accords (1)

Community Sentiment Pulse — Sunflowers

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Frequently asked questions

Attribute	Earthtones #4: Red Sky	Sunflowers
Brand	Neil Morris	Elizabeth Arden
Year	2009	1993
Rating	3.60	3.48
Concentration	—	—
Gender	feminine	feminine
Total Notes	0	17