Armaf
Hunter
Best Bvlgari Jasmin Noir Dupe
Armaf Hunter is a clone of Bvlgari Jasmin Noir, with a 79% accuracy score and about 75% cheaper than the original.
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79% MatchInspired by $108 originalSave about 75%
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy79%
Longevity6-10 hours
SillageStrong
You SaveAbout 75%
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The Scoop
Hunter by Armaf captures the creamy jasmine-tonka heart of Jasmin Noir quite well, with a similar warm, gourmand-floral profile. However, the clone slightly underperforms on the licorice and specific sambac jasmine complexity, resulting in a somewhat softer rendition that leans more linear throughout its wear. Longevity and sillage are respectable but don't quite match the original's projection.
Key Differences
Hunter lacks the distinctive licorice undertone and sambac jasmine refinement of the original, making it feel slightly less nuanced. The clone performs adequately for a budget alternative but noticeably fades faster than Jasmin Noir's impressive longevity.
Fragrance Profile
★ 3.8 community ratingAccords
woody· Dominantaromatic· Prominentcitrus· Moderateyellow floral· Moderatefresh spicy· Moderatewarm spicy· Moderatetuberose· Moderatesweet· Moderatewhite floral· Moderate
Best Seasons
Spring74%
Summer63%
Fall / Autumn100%
Winter98%
Best Occasions
Professional100%
Casual44%
Night Out20%
Community Insights
★ 3.8 from 68 ratingsWhat people who wear Armaf Hunter report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
sweet
white floral
woody
almond
nutty
soft spicy
lactonic
warm spicy
Longevity
Very weak9%
Weak9%
Moderate34%
Long lasting29%
Eternal20%
Sillage
Intimate14%
Moderate26%
Strong40%
Enormous19%
Who wears it
Female25%
More female25%
Unisex36%
More male3%
Male11%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced6%
Overpriced6%
Ok9%
Good value44%
Great value34%
People say it reminds them of
Bvlgari Jasmin Noir L’Essence 26
What wearers say
“This was a nice blind buy. It's a soft jasmine forward fragrance, pillowed by a very soapy clean scent. The almond-y base is similar to what you would get from a creamy Softsoap. At the end of day dry down, it really does smell like I've just washed my hands.”
“I really like this. Its a delicious gourmand treat full of fruit, nuts, flowers and candy and it ends up with patchouli- but not too much and musk an hour in. Nice job. For all the bad reviews I had nice longevity and little silage. I would buy this again before I run out. I have drawers and drawers of fragrances and its running in the top 40 rotation.”
“I think I got a bad bottle, it smells like nail polish. It's not strong, just a light chemical smell, but it's not sweet or anything as described in the notes...really strange.”
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