Paris Corner
Wayward Charlie
Best Franck Boclet Cocaine Dupe
Paris Corner Wayward Charlie is a clone of Franck Boclet Cocaine, with a 78% accuracy score and about 85% cheaper than the original.
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78% MatchInspired by $235 originalSave about 85%
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy78%
Longevity5-7 hours
SillageModerate
You SaveAbout 85%
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The Scoop
Wayward Charlie captures the fresh citrus opening and warm amber-woody heart of Cocaine quite effectively, though the overall composition feels slightly softer and less intense. The base notes align well with the original's vetiver-patchouli foundation, but the clone lacks some of the original's distinctive spicy-aromatic complexity in the mid-development.
Key Differences
Wayward Charlie delivers slightly less sillage and projection compared to the original's bold presence, and the fragrance develops more linearly without some of Cocaine's nuanced aromatic transitions. Longevity is comparable at 6-7 hours, but the clone's overall character reads as more accessible and less challenging.
Fragrance Profile
★ 4.6 community ratingBest Seasons
Spring81%
Summer63%
Fall / Autumn96%
Winter100%
Best Occasions
Casual100%
Professional0%
Night Out0%
Community Insights
★ 4.6 from 53 ratingsWhat people who wear Paris Corner Wayward Charlie report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
white floral
tuberose
tobacco
sweet
patchouli
animalic
caramel
tropical
Longevity
Very weak3%
Weak3%
Moderate21%
Long lasting64%
Eternal9%
Sillage
Intimate0%
Moderate38%
Strong53%
Enormous9%
Who wears it
Female17%
More female17%
Unisex42%
More male22%
Male3%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced0%
Overpriced3%
Ok3%
Good value29%
Great value65%
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What wearers say
“I don't think this is easy to wear nor light BY A MILE, but it's great nonetheless.Very close to Cocaine, good performance, stains clothes so be careful, you gotta love tuberose too.”
“Well I got this perfume over a year ago and I was looking for something out of my comfort zone and abit weird. I like it actually, you can really catch the bitter orange in there. It's definitely not everyone's cup of tea. And beware, it started to stain red after a few months so spray on only dark coloured clothing.”
“As a tuberose lover - I am absolutely fascinated with this fragrance. It opens with a medicinal, sharp, bitter orange, biting the nose. Somewhat like Vick's? After some time it's a wonderful white flower scent, a smooth, slippery lilly with beautiful, mature tuberose. It has Mugler Alien vibes, but dirtier. I have to get the full bottle.”
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