Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy86%
The Scoop
Looking for something close to Burberry Goddess? Club De Nuit Lionheart Woman from Armaf is the vanilla and fresh spicy alternative people keep suggesting. It holds a 4.4 out of 5 community rating from 196 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it. About 123 people say it reminds them of the original.
Key Differences
Follows the original note list closely.
Fragrance Profile
★ 4.4 community ratingCommunity Insights
★ 4.4 from 196 ratingsWhat people who wear Armaf Club De Nuit Lionheart Woman report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
vanilla
cacao
fresh spicy
lavender
warm spicy
fresh
sweet
powdery
Longevity
Very weak5%
Weak11%
Moderate45%
Long lasting35%
Eternal5%
Sillage
Intimate9%
Moderate59%
Strong31%
Enormous1%
Who wears it
Female45%
More female25%
Unisex20%
More male6%
Male5%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced4%
Overpriced11%
Ok16%
Good value46%
Great value23%
People say it reminds them of
What people like
- Great value compared to original
- Elegant sophisticated scent profile
- Versatile for year-round wear
- Refreshing ginger and cacao notes
What people dislike
- Male lion imagery on feminine bottle
- Ugly poorly made bottle presentation
- Lavender can feel too sharp
- Pricier than competitors like Angham
What wearers say
“Just came bk from an expo, this one of the best Armaf female fragrances there, lovely floral vanilla. Seemed to be way better than it's make counterpart lion heart. I was hoping it's a dupe of jpg devine gold Madonna bottle as that's lovely aswell but it's not, it's goddess by Burberry. I'll have to look online for longevity and sillage but if it's above average I'll pick it up for the Mrs when the price is good!”
“This is similar to Burberry Goddess but not exact dupe. Lionheart has more lavender and BG has more vanilla. Very nice though. Has medium longevity and an ok silage. For half the price of BG, I am not disappointed.”
“Compared it side by side with Angham, didn’t notice any meaningful differences, if I noticed anything at all. That applies to both the sillage and the longevity. Angham is just 2 times cheaper, so Lionheart is pointless.I rarely mention the presentation, but here I have to. This “lion” isn’t a lion, it’s a parody of a dumb, poorly made taxidermied lion I once saw in a photo. I honestly wouldn’t be able to gift this thing to anyone, because the presentation looks like a clear sign of mild moronity.”