
Looking for something close to Chanel Coco Mademoiselle? Pink Coral from Armaf is the citrus and patchouli alternative people keep suggesting. It holds a 4.1 out of 5 community rating from 226 votes, is usually described as long lasting with strong projection and is seen as good value by those who own it. About 66 people say it reminds them of the original.
Leaves out mimosa, ylang-ylang and tonka bean from the original.
What people who wear Armaf Pink Coral report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“my take -- resembles coco noir, yes. very good steal at the price point. long lasting stuff as well, atleast 8hrs. but absolutely zero to very soft projection or sillage. if you use 6-7 sprays maybe then person sitting next to you may notice. but dont expect 2-3 sprays will get you compliments, because they wont. and i am talking about air conditioned offices and moderate to cold climate conditions.but for 25$ it can be purchased and then repurchased.”
“Starts with a big Patchouli with Vanilla in the background and a hint of citrus. The Earthy kind of Patchouli not the Camphoric one. Over the course of the hours, no less than 6-7, the Vanilla shines more in the dry down. Quite long lasting.Edit: Just tested Coco Mademoiselle Intense and this is definitely a dupe and a good one.Edit2: It does resemble Coco Noir as well, maybe more. Overall Very nice!”
“The sweetness of Coco Mademoiselle with the depth of Coco Noir, very much layering the two scents together. Opening is a very bright and sweet sparkling orange jasmine accord, which pares down to a thickly persistent (and lightly spicy) vanilla-patchouli base.Lasts 12+ hrs with major projection, doesn't really become a skin scent.Suited all year-round, but I think will shine more in spring & autumn months.”