Clone houses / Fragonard / Fleur d'Oranger
Fragonard Fleur d'Oranger smells like Serge Lutens Fleurs d'Oranger.
Rated 62 similar by people who own both, reported by a few owners, a close alternative. 85 percent cheaper than the bottle it is compared with. For women.
Scent overlap
Both bottles' accords, strongest at the top, facing each other. A bar joined through the middle is one they share.
Serge Lutens Fleurs d'Oranger5 accords
2of 6 accords shared, 33%
Fragonard Fleur d'Oranger3 accords
Notes of Fleur d'Oranger
What Fragonard publishes. Black means Fleurs d'Oranger shares the note.
Notes
- orange blossom
Notes of Fleurs d'Oranger
What Serge Lutens publishes. Black means Fleur d'Oranger shares the note.
Top
- neroli
- orange
- violet
Heart
- magnolia
- tuberose
- jasmine
- cumin
Base
- ambergris
- bourbon vanilla
The bottle it is compared with
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Side by side
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Compare with the other bottles similar to Fleurs d'OrangerSerge Lutens Fleurs d'Oranger
USD 330, 100 ml
Fragonard Fleur d'Oranger
USD 50
62 similar, 85 percent less. Fragonard's version is a sunny, breezy true orange blossom, far lighter and simpler, without the tuberose richness, cumin or vanilla-ambergris base.
