
Looking for something close to Byredo Blanche? Musky Aldehydes from Dossier is the fresh and aldehydic alternative people keep suggesting. It holds a 3.7 out of 5 community rating from 54 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it.
Brings lily, freesia and jasmine to the mix and skips musk, african orange flower and woodsy notes from the original.
What people who wear Dossier Musky Aldehydes report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
““Aroma chemicals are only for the rich” to the poster below… anger about dupes? Maybe you should be angry that they charge hundreds of dollars for something that costs a dollar to make. None of these fragrances are Silver Iris Mist, nor do they source exclusive hard to get materials. Enjoy your dupe, don’t be a sucker..”
“Clean crisp.Off the bat it smells like a familiar laundry detergent and almost a “sea shell soap” scent that I remember my grandmother having in her powder room.Right away I feel this isn’t something I’m going to wear often, but as it dries down I can see the allure of it. It becomes even closer to soap shavings over time. While it strays away from the cotton fresh it stays within the airy linen dried in a garden scent that I’ll probably keep to spray around the house during the spring, but most likely won’t wear myself.”
“This is my favorite so far of all the Dossier fragrances I've tried. I haven't tried Byredo Blanche in a long time, so I'm not sure if this is a good dupe for it. But it smells lovely. It's musky and airy ... musky and clean, but not in a powdery way, and not in a "just showered" kind of soapy way (like J. Lo Glow, for instance ... it's not like that). It's fresh, soapy and pleasant. A bit like laundry detergent, but in the best way possible. Clean, but not "green" smelling. If you like musky scents or soapy scents, or scents that aren't too floral, give it a try.”