Paris Corner
Qissa Gala
Best Huda Beauty Easy Bake Dupe
76% MatchInspired by $22 originalSave ~$-15 (-68%)
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy76%
You Save-68% ($-15)
The Scoop
Looking for something close to Huda Beauty Easy Bake? Qissa Gala from Paris Corner is the white floral and sweet alternative people keep suggesting. It holds a 3.9 out of 5 community rating from 304 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it. About 50 people say it reminds them of the original.
Key Differences
Brings violet leaf, lily of the valley and musk to the mix and skips sugar, orchid and pear from the original.
Fragrance Profile
★ 3.9 community ratingCommunity Insights
★ 3.9 from 304 ratingsWhat people who wear Paris Corner Qissa Gala report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
white floral
sweet
ozonic
aquatic
green
vanilla
coconut
tuberose
Longevity
Very weak3%
Weak7%
Moderate60%
Long lasting27%
Eternal3%
Sillage
Intimate6%
Moderate68%
Strong24%
Enormous3%
Who wears it
Female73%
More female20%
Unisex5%
More male1%
Male1%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced5%
Overpriced2%
Ok11%
Good value56%
Great value27%
People say it reminds them of
Huda Beauty Easy Bake 50Mugler Aura Mugler Eau de Parfum Sensuelle 21
What people like
- Modernized take on classic floral DNAs
- Strong sillage and performative wear
- Soft and fluffy feminine profile
- Unique blend of florals and sweetness
What people dislike
- Risky blind buy for gourmand lovers
- Headache inducing for floral-sensitive users
- Feels dated or overly mature
- Heavy florals drown out promised sweetness
What wearers say
“I loved Easy Bake and was bummed I didn't get a back-up before it was discontinued, so I was pretty excited to see someone finally did an 'inspired by'. I will say it's not identical,but very similar, especially in the drydown. To me, Gala leans more coconut and almond heavy. Still very powdery floral with a touch of the candy sweetness,but the coconut is more dominate than I'd prefer. The initial spray/ first 10 minutes or so are very much 'powdery cosmetics'...the drydown is where the creamy sweetness happens and it's lovely.”
“Okay first off, yes the deep dry down is similar to easy bake. But the road getting there is nothing alike. This starts out as a very nostalgic floral from the 80s. The Gardenia, the tuberose, and the powdery musk could be straight out of a crowded mall in 1985, all that's missing is the smell of cigarettes. Then the heavy violet comes in the announce it's presence. To me this could be a distant cousin of the new playmate by mind games. After sitting on your skin for a few hours, it does smell similar to Easy Bake, but I think a lot of people will scrub it off before then.”
“I love it, so feminine, it smells white and yellow floral with a touch of green that fades away quickly, I interpret the green like fresh cut flower stems, and then it’s a violet floral with powdery sweetness, with a touch of vanilla in the drydown. The scent profile reminds me of ‘Don’t Get me Wrong Baby, Yes I Do’ from Libre d'Orange. Not a dupe of that, but like cousins.”