Maison Alhambra
Purple Wood
Best Dior Purple Oud Dupe
Maison Alhambra Purple Wood is a clone of Dior Purple Oud, with an 81% accuracy score and about 80% cheaper than the original.
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81% MatchInspired by $300 originalSave about 80%
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy81%
Longevity6-8 hours
SillageModerate to Strong
You SaveAbout 80%
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The Scoop
Purple Wood captures the essence of Purple Oud's aromatic structure with commendable fidelity, maintaining the delicate balance between floral iris, spicy pink pepper, and woody oud. However, the clone slightly softens the oud's presence and exhibits marginally shorter longevity, making it feel less intense in the base compared to the original's sustained woody depth.
Key Differences
The clone's oud is less prominent and assertive, with slightly reduced longevity (6-7 hours vs 8+ hours on original). Sillage is moderately softer, particularly in the dry-down phase.
Fragrance Profile
★ 4.3 community ratingAccords
soft spicy· Dominantoud· Dominantwarm spicy· Dominantsweet· Prominentcitrus· Moderatemetallic· Moderatemusky· Moderateleather· Moderatefresh spicy· Moderatetobacco· Moderate
Best Seasons
Spring95%
Summer82%
Fall / Autumn95%
Winter100%
Best Occasions
Night Out100%
Casual61%
Professional32%
Community Insights
★ 4.3 from 24 ratingsWhat people who wear Maison Alhambra Purple Wood report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
oud
citrus
warm spicy
fresh spicy
soft spicy
sweet
metallic
Day or night
Day
Night
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What wearers say
“Scent profile is more complex than the notes listed. Actually smells like purple wood. The oud in this is more of that sawdust scent. Somewhat reminds me of woody oud from alhambra but with citrus. 8/10. Longevity and sillage are both above average. I know this has a 3.7 but it's better than that. Should be around 4.3 or so.”
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