How accurate is Fragrance World Black Ink compared to Lalique Encre Noire?

Our accuracy score for Fragrance World Black Ink against Lalique Encre Noire is 73%.

Fragrance World

Black Ink

Fragrance World Black Ink is a clone of Lalique Encre Noire, with a 73% accuracy score and about 70% cheaper than the original.

Last updated October 16, 2026

73% MatchInspired by $95 originalSave about 70%

Accuracy Breakdown

Overall Accuracy73%

Longevity5-7 hours

SillageModerate

You SaveAbout 70%

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The Scoop

Black Ink by Fragrance World captures the dark, woody character of Encre Noire reasonably well, with a solid vetiver-forward composition that mirrors the original's sophisticated aesthetic. However, the cashmere wood softness is noticeably less refined, replaced with a more generic cedarwood that gives it a slightly sharper, less luxurious character in the base. Longevity and sillage are comparable, though the clone lacks the subtle creamy undertone that makes the original feel more polished.

Key Differences

The clone substitutes cashmere wood with standard cedarwood, resulting in a less creamy and more austere dry-down. The overall composition is slightly harsher and more linear, missing some of the original's sophisticated nuance and warmth.