Fragrance World
Artisan Perfume Brown Sugar
Best BOHOBOCO Red Wine Brown Sugar Dupe
Fragrance World Artisan Perfume Brown Sugar is a clone of BOHOBOCO Red Wine Brown Sugar, with a 78% accuracy score and about 75% cheaper than the original.
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78% MatchInspired by $195 originalSave about 75%
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy78%
Longevity5-7 hours
SillageModerate
You SaveAbout 75%
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The Scoop
Fragrance World's Artisan Perfume Brown Sugar captures the warm, gourmand character of the original with solid note accuracy, particularly in the brown sugar and vanilla heart. The opening red wine and berry accords are well-represented, though the clone tends to be slightly sweeter and less nuanced in the wine's complexity.
Key Differences
The clone has marginally shorter longevity (4-5 hours vs 6+ hours on original) and slightly reduced sillage. The sweetness profile is more pronounced in the mid-development phase, making it feel less sophisticated but more approachable to mainstream audiences.
Fragrance Profile
★ 3.5 community ratingBest Seasons
Spring63%
Summer61%
Fall / Autumn100%
Winter83%
Community Insights
★ 3.5 from 136 ratingsWhat people who wear Fragrance World Artisan Perfume Brown Sugar report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
wine
rose
sweet
aromatic
woody
fruity
fresh spicy
green
Longevity
Very weak2%
Weak2%
Moderate49%
Long lasting37%
Eternal11%
Sillage
Intimate5%
Moderate68%
Strong26%
Enormous2%
Who wears it
Female14%
More female19%
Unisex58%
More male6%
Male3%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced3%
Overpriced3%
Ok5%
Good value35%
Great value55%
People say it reminds them of
What people like
- Great value at affordable price point
- Sophisticated mysterious and seductive character
- Ideal for autumn and winter wear
- Strong projection on skin and clothes
What people dislike
- Risky blind buy sample first
- Misleading name lacks prominent sugar notes
- Highly polarizing and an acquired taste
- Occasional 'play-doh' or synthetic facets
What wearers say
“Smells like laundry detergent, used it for two weeks to freshen up the room... Dissapointed because I thought is similar to brown sugar or sugary at least.”
“Very Feminine but just on the line of unisex. Certain men can pull this off. More florals and stale red wine than brown sugar. It was a blind buy fail for me. I keep it in my rotation but I don't actively search for it. Its more like "well I did pay money for this so I might as well get my money's worth" kinda obligation.”
“Severely underrated, got my bottle for $26 dollars!! Worth every penny and more. I prefer Brown sugar over bohoboco, it smells refined and well blended. Boho has a bit of a screechiness to it & less of the wine accord while in Brown sugar the wine note is more prominent & then you eventually start smelling a sexy type of rose it’s beautiful.”
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