
Zimaya
Best Creed Spring Flowers Dupe
Zimaya Anhaar Valley is a clone of Creed Spring Flowers, with a 76% accuracy score and about 95% cheaper than the original.
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Anhaar Valley captures the fresh fruity opening and floral heart of Spring Flowers reasonably well, with comparable peach and apple brightness leading into jasmine and rose. However, the clone tends to emphasize the fruity notes more prominently than the original, and the ambergris-musk base lacks the creamy depth and complexity found in Creed's formulation.
The clone skews slightly fruitier in the mid-stage while losing some of the sophisticated amber warmth of the original. Longevity and sillage are noticeably lighter on Anhaar Valley compared to Creed's lasting power.
What people who wear Zimaya Anhaar Valley report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“Freshie with bad longevity and sillage.I will wait a couple of months and report back.Can't say if it resembles the creed scent.This clearly feminine inclined unisex.Office safe because it's realy weak.”
“Very nice freshie. Reminds me a little L'Eau par Kenzo even though it’s a completely different fragrance. Doesn’t give air refreshener vibe.Can’t detect any peach nor rose. After 10 min I can smell Mellon (not pungent). Light, simple and inoffensive. Good for hot summer days and gym.Perfectly unisex. Lasts on the skin about 4h.”
“The more it dries down the more I like it but right out of the atomizer it’s very rosey. I do not like rose unless it’s buried pretty deeply. As I patiently wait for this to pass the more the marine notes come out. I really enjoy the salty facet at the deep dry down.As of now I definitely don’t love it. I’m going to wait a few months and see if warmer weather can give me a new appreciation.”
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