
Fine'ry. Without A Trace leans musky and powdery and is regularly compared with Phlur Missing Person. It holds a 4.2 out of 5 community rating from 581 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as great value by those who own it. About 209 people say it reminds them of the original.
Swaps some of the original's australian sandalwood, white wood and jasmine for suede and cedarwood.
What people who wear Fine'ry. Without A Trace report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“Has slowly become my favorite! This is an easy wear, and something I reach for when I want something soft, comforting and long-lasting! It smells incredibly similar to “missing person” although I do detect a sunscreen note at first that fades pretty quickly. I wore glossier “you” all summer and this feels like a perfect fall/winter musk to switch things up in its place. I’ve already gotten a couple compliments in the short time I’ve been wearing this and one was 8 hours later so it really does cling to clothes and last all day!”
“This is an exact dupe of Missing Person and for a fraction of the price. It has the same lasting power too! To me it smells like freshly cleaned hotel bedding. Definitely a very subtle and not a super in-your-face fragrance (just like missing person). This is the perfect fragrance for everyday wear. For $30, this is a no brainer!”
“For me this is pooltime in a bottle. The perfume takes you on a journey of "just got out of the pool and sun drying wet skin". Intial smell smells like the smell of getting out of a pool, dry down smells like sun-warmed skin. Nice for when you want to have a smell and don't want one at the same time.I have the perfume version. It's a pretty low-sillage fragrance.”