Clone houses / French Avenue / Vulcan Feu
French Avenue Vulcan Feu smells like Stephane Humbert Lucas God of Fire.
Rated 82 similar by people who own both, well documented, inspired by it. Unisex.
Scent overlap
Both bottles' accords, strongest at the top, facing each other. A bar joined through the middle is one they share.
Stephane Humbert Lucas God of Fire5 accords
4of 6 accords shared, 67%
French Avenue Vulcan Feu5 accords
Notes of Vulcan Feu
What French Avenue publishes. Black means God of Fire shares the note.
Top
- Mango
- Ginger
- Lemon
- Rhubarb
Heart
- Jasmine
- Praline
- Pink Pepper
- Violet
Base
- Ambergris
- Tonka Bean
- Cedarwood
- Moss
Notes of God of Fire
What Stephane Humbert Lucas publishes. Black means Vulcan Feu shares the note.
Top
- Mango
- Lemon
- Pink Pepper
- Ginger
Heart
- Jasmine
Base
- Dry Woods
- Coumarin
- Oud
- Cypriol
- Musk
- Amber
The bottle it is compared with
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Stephane Humbert Lucas God of Fire
USD 230, 50 ml
French Avenue Vulcan Feu
price varies, 100 ml
82 similar. Vulcan Feu nails the tart mango and ginger but adds praline and rhubarb, so it is sweeter, and several owners find the drydown more synthetic than the original's dry woods.
