
Dua
Best Tom Ford Soleil Blanc Dupe
Dua Where Sun Never Sets is a clone of Tom Ford Soleil Blanc, with an 82% accuracy score and about 85% cheaper than the original.
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Dua's 'Where Sun Never Sets' captures the creamy, tropical essence of Soleil Blanc with strong tuberose and coconut accords that mirror the original's warm vanilla-sandalwood base. The clone performs admirably in the mid-performance range, though it may lack some of the original's density and refined musk blending that gives Tom Ford's version its luxurious, full-bodied character.
The clone delivers comparable creamy coconut and tuberose notes but may feel slightly less opulent and diffusive than the designer version. Longevity and sillage are generally good but typically fall short of the original's impressive lasting power.
What people who wear Dua Where Sun Never Sets report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“Just unpacked it and was confused by the opening since the opening is really citrusy, i think because of the bergamot. But the dry down gets more and more of that sweet coconut and sunscreeny scent and I love it. Dried down it is a really really close dupe to Soleil Blanc. This is such a chic summer scent. Smells like you havemoney. The perfect summer scent! Not too sweet, not too citrus, not too floral. Just a good blend of them all. But it doesn’t have great projection and you have to spray a lot, but that is kinda expected from a coconut summer scent.Will update when the bottle has matured!”
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