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9PM Pour Femme vs Idôle

Afnan vs Lancôme

9PM Pour Femme opens with raspberry and apple over a mixed floral heart; Idôle EDP combines pear and bergamot with rose, jasmine and a musky base.

9PM vs Ultra Male

Afnan vs Jean Paul Gaultier

9PM EDP opens with apple, cinnamon, bergamot and lavandin before florals and a vanilla-tonka base. Ultra Male Eau de Toilette Intense combines pear, dark lavender, mint and woody vanilla.

Acqua Di Gio vs Hawas

Giorgio Armani vs Rasasi

Acqua Di Gio EDT lists marine notes, bergamot, neroli and green tangerine with rosemary, persimmon, patchouli and cedar. Original Hawas for Him EDP pairs apple and citrus with cinnamon, plum, orange blossom and a musky woody base. Compare citrus-and-marine freshness with sweet fruit and spices.

Ana Abiyedh Rouge vs Libre Eau de Parfum

Lattafa vs Yves Saint Laurent

Ana Abiyedh Rouge lists pear, citrus, caramel, geranium, musk and moss. Libre EDP pairs lavender and orange blossom with musk and vanilla.

Angels' Share vs Khamrah

By Kilian vs Lattafa

Angels' Share combines cognac, oak and cinnamon with a sweet woody finish. Khamrah emphasizes dates, praline, cinnamon and vanilla. Their shared sweet-spice direction makes the differences useful to compare.

Another 13 vs Another 14

Le Labo vs Montagne Parfums

Montagne Another 14 names Le Labo Another 13 as its inspiration. Compare their musky directions and how clearly you perceive each.

Bade'e Al Oud Blanc vs Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait de Parfum

Lattafa vs Maison Francis Kurkdjian

Badee Al Oud Blanc refers here to the white-bottled Honor & Glory: spiced pineapple brûlée and vanilla. Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait combines jasmine, bitter almond and woody amber instead.

Bohemian Water vs Black Orchid

ALT. Fragrances vs Tom Ford

ALT Bohemian Water takes a lemon-and-sandalwood direction inspired by Gypsy Water; Tom Ford Black Orchid EDP is a dark floral choice.

Club de Nuit Blue Iconic vs Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum

Armaf vs Chanel

Blue Iconic EDP lists grapefruit, lemon, mint and spices, with incense and mixed woods underneath. Bleu de Chanel EDP emphasises aromatic woods, cedar, sandalwood, amber and musk. These are two options for a fresh woody fragrance, with a more detailed citrus-and-spice note list from Armaf.

Club de Nuit Intense Woman vs COCO MADEMOISELLE

Armaf vs Chanel

Intense Woman is a spicy rose EDP with patchouli, oud, vanilla and amber. COCO MADEMOISELLE EDT combines grapefruit with rose, jasmine and lychee.

Club de Nuit Milestone vs Love in White

Armaf vs Creed

Club de Nuit Milestone combines red fruits and marine accords; Love in White has fruit over a floral heart with rice.

Club de Nuit Sillage vs Millesime Imperial

Armaf vs Creed

Club de Nuit Sillage takes a citrus, ginger and floral direction; Millesime Imperial combines citrus, orris and a salty marine accord.

Club de Nuit Urban Man Elixir vs L'Homme

Armaf vs Yves Saint Laurent

Urban Man Elixir pairs bergamot and pink pepper with aromatic florals over amber, ambroxan and woods. YSL L’Homme EDT pairs citrus, ginger and white pepper with violet leaves, basil, vetiver, tonka and cedar.

Club de Nuit Urban Man Elixir vs Royal Oud

Armaf vs Creed

Urban Man Elixir combines citrus, florals and aromatic spice over amber, ambroxan and woods. Royal Oud takes a drier woody direction with grapefruit, cardamom, angelica, oud, incense and cedar.

Club de Nuit Urban Man vs Bleu de Chanel

Armaf vs Chanel

Original Urban Man EDP lists mint, grapefruit, cardamom, lavender and warm spices over woods, vetiver and oakmoss. Bleu de Chanel EDT emphasises citrus, an aromatic accord, cedar and sandalwood. Compare Urban Man’s herbs and spices with Chanel’s fresh aromatic woods.

Club de Nuit Women vs COCO MADEMOISELLE

Armaf vs Chanel

Club de Nuit Women EDP combines citrus, peach, rose and lychee with patchouli, vanilla, musk and vetiver. COCO MADEMOISELLE EDT combines grapefruit, rose, jasmine and lychee.

COCO MADEMOISELLE vs Floral Marshmallow

Chanel vs Dossier

This comparison covers COCO MADEMOISELLE EDT: grapefruit with rose, jasmine and lychee. Floral Marshmallow is a sweet marshmallow-and-white-floral EDP inspired by Kilian Love, Don’t Be Shy.

Code vs Daarej

Giorgio Armani vs Rasasi

Refillable Code EDT combines green mandarin, lavandin, tonka bean and cedarwood. Original Daarej Pour Homme pairs spices and mugwort with rose, orris, vanilla, sandalwood, amber and musk. Compare aromatic citrus and woods with a warmer spicy, powdery-floral direction.

Cool Water vs Al Wisam Day

Davidoff vs Rasasi

Cool Water is a mint-and-lavender Eau de Toilette with geranium, moss, sandalwood, amber and musk. Al Wisam Day is an Eau de Parfum with bergamot, lavender, rose, sage and woods.

Craze Noir vs Spicebomb Extreme

Armaf vs Viktor & Rolf

Craze Noir pairs cumin, bergamot and heliotrope with aromatic florals, almond, vanilla and sandalwood. Spicebomb Extreme combines lavender and warm spices with tobacco, vanilla and a bourbon accord. Compare an aromatic, powdery-floral direction with a spicy tobacco gourmand.

Delina vs Fattan

Parfums de Marly vs Rasasi

Delina pairs lychee and tart rhubarb with Damascena rose, nutmeg and a musky woody base. Rasasi Fattan Pour Femme pairs citrus and spices with jasmine, vanilla and musk. Compare fruity rose with a spiced floral-and-vanilla direction.

Egra Pour Femme vs Flowerbomb

Rasasi vs Viktor & Rolf

Egra Pour Femme combines bergamot, lily, pepper, plum and jasmine over sandalwood and musk. Flowerbomb EDP combines a floral bouquet with amber, patchouli and vanilla.

Green Irish Tweed vs Al Wisam Day

Creed vs Rasasi

Green Irish Tweed pairs peppermint and citrus with aromatic herbs, woods and moss. Al Wisam Day pairs bergamot and lavender with rose, sage, woods and an ambery, musky base.

Green Irish Tweed vs Woody Oakmoss

Creed vs Dossier

Green Irish Tweed combines citrus, peppermint and aromatic herbs with woods and moss. Woody Oakmoss combines orange and peach with rose, jasmine, patchouli and vanilla; Dossier identifies Coco Mademoiselle as its inspiration.

Hawaii Volcano vs Virgin Island Water

Alexandria Fragrances vs Creed

Hawaii Volcano is explicitly inspired by Virgin Island Water. Both take a lime-and-coconut direction, while Creed’s current notes also include jasmine, tonka bean, musk and patchouli.

Hunter Intense vs Stronger With You

Armaf vs Giorgio Armani

Hunter Intense EDP combines citrus, florals and spice. Stronger With You EDT takes a sweet, nutty direction with chestnut, vanilla and aromatic spices. Compare fresh sweetness with a warmer gourmand profile.

Inara White vs Black Opium Neon Water

Afnan vs Yves Saint Laurent

Inara White is a woody-fruity Afnan EDP with jasmine, vanilla, cedarwood and amber. Black Opium Neon is YSL’s coffee, orange blossom and dragon fruit EDP, also listed by retailers as Neon Water.

Junoon Leather vs Tuscan Leather

Rasasi vs Tom Ford

Junoon Leather Pour Homme lists oud accord, cardamom, florals, amber, pepper and musk. Tuscan Leather EDP lists raspberry, saffron, thyme, olibanum, jasmine, leather, suede and amberwood. Compare spiced amber-and-oud with a fruity leather direction.

Junoon Velvet vs Spicebomb

Rasasi vs Viktor & Rolf

Junoon Velvet Pour Homme pairs tomato leaf, leather and vanilla with green galbanum, orris and warm resins. Original Spicebomb EDT pairs citrus and pink pepper with cinnamon, saffron, paprika, tobacco and leather. Compare green, powdery leather-and-vanilla with a citrus-spice-and-tobacco direction.

La Vie Est Belle vs Egra Pour Femme

Lancôme vs Rasasi

La Vie Est Belle EDP emphasizes iris, patchouli, vanilla and spun sugar. Egra Pour Femme combines pepper and floral-fruity notes with sandalwood and musk.

Legesi vs Allure Homme Sport

Armaf vs Chanel

Legesi takes an herbal, soapy direction with lavender, rosemary and mossy woods. Allure Homme Sport EDT combines mandarin, cedar, tonka bean and white musk. Compare a barbershop-style fragrance with citrus and a creamy finish.

Matcha 26 vs Eau Matcha

Le Labo vs Montagne Parfums

Thé Matcha 26 and Montagne Eau Matcha both combine tea, fig, citrus and woods. Compare the tea emphasis and sweetness you prefer.

Miss Dior vs Yara Moi

Dior vs Lattafa

Miss Dior and Yara Moi are different floral perfumes, not an established original-and-copy pair. Miss Dior has had several versions, so check which eau de parfum you are comparing.

Modest Une vs La Nuit de L'Homme

Afnan vs Yves Saint Laurent

Modest Une EDP combines bergamot, peppers, lavender, geranium and elemi over ambroxan, vetiver and patchouli. La Nuit de L’Homme EDT centers on cardamom, cedar and coumarin.

Oud for Greatness vs Oud For Glory

Initio vs Lattafa

Both combine oud, lavender, saffron, nutmeg, patchouli and musk. The choice is between two interpretations of spiced woods, with wearer feedback pointing to the opening and drydown as useful things to compare.

Oud for Greatness vs Velvet Oud

Initio vs Lattafa

Oud for Greatness lists oud with lavender, saffron and nutmeg. Velvet Oud takes a leather direction, with bergamot, cardamom, violet leaf, patchouli, suede and oud.

Oud Mood Reminiscence vs Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait de Parfum

Lattafa vs Maison Francis Kurkdjian

Oud Mood Reminiscence lists spiced rose, patchouli, amber, moss and oud. Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait pairs jasmine and bitter almond with an ambergris accord, woody amber, musk and ethyl maltol.

Powdery Vanilla vs Good Fortune

Dossier vs Viktor & Rolf

Two different vanilla Eau de Parfums: Powdery Vanilla combines vanilla with woods, musks and brown sugar; Good Fortune pairs vanilla with jasmine and aromatic fennel. Dossier names Phlur Vanilla Skin as Powdery Vanilla’s inspiration.

Ramz Silver vs L'Homme

Lattafa vs Prada

Ramz Silver combines pear, aromatic herbs and vanilla. Prada L’Homme EDT centers on powdery iris, neroli and amber, making this a choice between sweet fruit and a floral aromatic style.

Rare Tiffany vs Libre Eau de Parfum

Afnan vs Yves Saint Laurent

Rare Tiffany pairs rose, jasmine and ylang-ylang with creamy woods, vanilla and caramel, plus ginger and pink pepper. Libre Eau de Parfum centres on lavender, orange blossom, musk and vanilla. Compare their different floral directions: a sweet mixed bouquet versus aromatic lavender and white flowers.

Sauvage Eau de Toilette vs Sauvage

Dior vs Dior

Compare Sauvage EDT with Sauvage EDP: bergamot and ambroxan freshness versus an EDP with pepper, lavender, star anise and vanilla.

Sauvage Parfum vs Sauvage Eau de Toilette

Dior vs Dior

Compare Sauvage Parfum and Sauvage EDT by scent direction: mandarin, sandalwood and tonka versus bergamot, ambroxan, elemi and woods.

Sauvage Parfum vs Sauvage

Dior vs Dior

Sauvage Parfum emphasizes mandarin, sandalwood and tonka; Sauvage EDP combines bergamot and spice with vanilla and ambroxan.

Sauvage Eau de Toilette vs Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum

Dior vs Chanel

Sauvage Eau de Toilette highlights Calabrian bergamot, ambroxan and elemi. Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum highlights aromatic woods, cedar, sandalwood, amber and musk. Compare their different priorities: citrus with an ambery ambroxan character, or aromatic woods with sandalwood.

Club de Nuit Sillage vs Silver Mountain Water

Armaf vs Creed

Club de Nuit Sillage combines citrus, ginger and florals; Silver Mountain Water pairs citrus and blackcurrant with tea and an ozonic accord.

Silver Mountain Water vs Chastity Man

Creed vs Rasasi

Silver Mountain Water pairs citrus and blackcurrant with tea, an ozonic accord, musk and sandalwood. Chastity Man pairs tangerine and lime with pepper, patchouli and musk; its profile is warmer and spicier.

Silver Mountain Water vs Silver Oud

Creed vs Asdaaf

Silver Mountain Water pairs citrus and blackcurrant with tea, an ozonic accord, musk and sandalwood. Asdaaf Silver Oud takes a warmer spicy-wood direction with saffron, pepper, amber and oud.

Supremacy Noir vs Black Orchid

Afnan vs Tom Ford

Supremacy Noir EDP combines bergamot, herbs and pepper with resins, leather and woods. Black Orchid EDP combines dark florals, truffle, fruit, rum and patchouli.

Supremacy Not Only Intense vs Pegasus

Afnan vs Parfums de Marly

Supremacy Not Only Intense contrasts fruit and oakmoss with saffron and musk; Pegasus emphasizes bergamot, almond and vanilla.

Supremacy Pink vs Flowerbomb

Afnan vs Viktor & Rolf

Supremacy Pink pairs pink pepper and rose-led flowers with musk and dry amber. Original Flowerbomb EDP adds a broader floral bouquet with patchouli and vanilla.

Tag-Him vs Black Orchid

Armaf vs Tom Ford

Tag-Him EDT combines citrus, pink pepper, ginger and mint over dry woods. Black Orchid EDP follows a rich dark-floral direction with truffle, plum, rum and patchouli.

Tribute White vs Silver Mountain Water

Afnan vs Creed

Tribute White pairs apple and tangerine with jasmine, neroli, musk, vanilla and cedar. Silver Mountain Water pairs citrus and blackcurrant with tea, an ozonic accord, musk and sandalwood.

Turathi Blue vs Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum

Afnan vs Chanel

Turathi Blue Pour Homme pairs bergamot and mandarin with amber, woods, musk and patchouli. Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum centres on aromatic woods, cedar, New Caledonian sandalwood, amber and musk. Their shared woody direction makes them worth comparing, without treating Turathi Blue as a copy of Chanel.

Velvet Rose vs Oud Satin Mood

Lattafa vs Maison Francis Kurkdjian

Lattafa Velvet Rose combines rose, patchouli, labdanum, musk and amber. Oud Satin Mood EDP combines Damask rose and a violet accord with oud and vanilla amber.

Ventana vs Beau de Jour

Armaf vs Tom Ford

Ventana EDP combines citrus and red fruits with geranium, lavender, patchouli and a woody amber base. Beau de Jour EDP centers on lavender, lavandin, rosemary, geranium, oakmoss and patchouli.

Virgin Island Water vs Najdia

Creed vs Lattafa

Virgin Island Water centers on lime, coconut and white florals. Najdia is a fresh aromatic-aquatic scent with citrus, spice and a woody base; it is not a coconut-and-rum interpretation of the Creed.

Woody Chestnut vs Replica By the Fireplace

Dossier vs Maison Margiela

Woody Chestnut is Dossier’s interpretation of Replica By the Fireplace. Both pair smoky woods and chestnut with vanilla and clove. Dossier lists orange blossom, cade wood, Peru balsam and cedarwood; Maison Margiela also describes cashmeran and red-berry notes.

Wood Intense vs Oud Wood Intense

Rasasi vs Tom Ford

Rasasi Wood Intense pairs peppery citrus and herbs with lavender, woods, oud and a musky amber base. Tom Ford Oud Wood Intense lists angelica root, ginger, cypress, juniper, oud and castoreum. Compare aromatic woody-floral notes with an animalic leather-and-woods direction.

Woody Sage vs Y

Dossier vs Yves Saint Laurent

Dossier Woody Sage and YSL Y EDP take different fresh directions: marine, fig and clary sage versus YSL's sage, geranium and woods.

Woody Sandalwood vs Santal 33 Perfume

Dossier vs Le Labo

Dossier explicitly identifies Woody Sandalwood as inspired by Santal 33. Its violet leaves and cardamom lead into orris, ambrox, cedarwood and cypriol, over sandalwood, musk and amber. Le Labo describes Santal 33 through cardamom, iris, violet, sandalwood, cedarwood and leathery, musky accents.

Yara vs Delina

Lattafa vs Parfums de Marly

Yara pairs tropical gourmand notes with vanilla, sandalwood and musk. Delina centers on rose with lychee, rhubarb and a musky woody base. The choice is soft sweetness versus fruity rose.

Best Baccarat Rouge 540 Dupes

Compare Dossier Ambery Saffron and ALT. Crystal with Baccarat Rouge 540, plus the creamier Ariana Grande Cloud alternative. Choose by scent direction and exact version.