Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy82%
The Scoop
Looking for something close to Kilian Angels Share? Ambery Oakwood from Dossier is the sweet and warm spicy alternative people keep suggesting. It holds a 4.6 out of 5 community rating from 63 votes, is usually described as long lasting with moderate projection and is seen as great value by those who own it.
Key Differences
Adds coffee, myrrh and rock rose where the original leans on oak, sandalwood and hedione.
Fragrance Profile
★ 4.6 community ratingCommunity Insights
★ 4.6 from 63 ratingsWhat people who wear Dossier Ambery Oakwood report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
sweet
warm spicy
vanilla
amber
cinnamon
woody
coffee
fruity
Longevity
Very weak0%
Weak0%
Moderate56%
Long lasting38%
Eternal6%
Sillage
Intimate3%
Moderate50%
Strong47%
Enormous0%
Who wears it
Female8%
More female45%
Unisex39%
More male5%
Male3%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced3%
Overpriced0%
Ok0%
Good value23%
Great value74%
People say it reminds them of
What wearers say
“On me, this smells like a more masculine and aggressive version of Angels Share. I can smell the woody and cinnamony notes, but I don't get the apple pie smell that made me love the original Kilian fragrance. I think this is still a unisex scent, but it's not as sweet as the original.”
“As someone who absolutely loves Angel's Share, this one comes pretty close. It has a similar rich, ambery sweetness and the tonka comes through in a similar way, but I find that this one has a tangier, sharp, fruity quality that Angel's Share doesn't have. I like them both and Dossier's is a great dupe, but I do prefer Kilian's. Angel's Share has a deeper, more complex sweetness and a beautiful cinnamon note that isn't quite as decadent here. For the value though, it's really hard to beat.”
“Opens with a boozy sweet smell that does turn into an apple pie smell surprisingly. About 2-3hrs of projection and over 12hrs+ of longevity on hydrated skin with apple pie persisting all the way through. Not really picking up the coffee notes on initial wear.”