
Paris Corner
Best Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 Dupe
Paris Corner Voux patisserie is a clone of Xerjoff Casamorati 1888, with a 75% accuracy score and about 90% cheaper than the original.
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Voux Patisserie captures the aromatic floral character of Casamorati 1888 with decent fidelity to the opening and heart notes, though the saffron's spicy warmth is noticeably diminished. The base is slightly softer and less complex, missing some of the birch's woody backbone that gives the original its distinctive depth and structure.
The clone lacks the prominent saffron spice and birch wood definition of the original, resulting in a softer, more straightforward floral composition. Longevity and projection are typically reduced compared to the original's performance.
What people who wear Paris Corner Voux patisserie report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“I was sure this would be right up my alley. I'm so glad I got a decant first. The opening is amazing, but the mid and dry down smells like sweet, creamy, lactonic... cilantro. It's better in the air, it got better over a few months I've had it, but still the cilantro note is way too strong. Sadly not for me.”
“Smell is great, performance is god awful sadly. Longevity is good but projection is literally 2/10 unless ur intimately close with someone its impossible to smell. Sucks because it smells great 10/10 but doesnt matter if no1 (including the wearer) can smell it....”
“Good thing I got a decant first because it makes me slightly nauseous. I thought I was overreacting but someone else said the same thing. The opening is the worst part of it, then once it settles down it becomes tolerable. But this has nothing to do with pâtisserie.Edit: I take it back, the dry down was not tolerable. It bothered me all day so unfortunately the longevity of this perfume is great.”
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