Zimaya
Infrad Luxe
Best Matiere Premiere Vanilla Powder Dupe
79% MatchInspired by $180 originalSave ~$155 (86%)
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy79%
You Save86% ($155)
The Scoop
Looking for something close to Matiere Premiere Vanilla Powder? Infrad Luxe from Zimaya is the vanilla and woody alternative people keep suggesting. It holds a 4.0 out of 5 community rating from 53 votes, is usually described as long lasting with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it.
Key Differences
Adds caramel and sandalwood where the original leans on lactones and heliotrope. Voters say it fades sooner on skin. It sits closer to the skin than the original.
Fragrance Profile
★ 4.0 community ratingCommunity Insights
★ 4.0 from 53 ratingsWhat people who wear Zimaya Infrad Luxe report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
vanilla
woody
coconut
sweet
powdery
caramel
musky
lactonic
Longevity
Very weak0%
Weak0%
Moderate41%
Long lasting49%
Eternal11%
Sillage
Intimate6%
Moderate53%
Strong35%
Enormous6%
Who wears it
Female54%
More female22%
Unisex15%
More male0%
Male10%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced5%
Overpriced3%
Ok11%
Good value34%
Great value47%
People say it reminds them of
What wearers say
“I almost threw this away when I first received it and smelled it. I decided to let it sit for only about a week and the scent completely transformed and it's an absolute love now! Maceration is really necessary with these middle eastern fragrances. Lol. Yes, it smells like Vanilla Powder, but a bit sweeter and less cloying.”
“I had higher expectations BUT it still is a VERY nice perfume. It smells luxurious. Powdery but still a bit sweet and sophiaticated. You get a good quality perfume for a VERY VERY good price. The packaging is top notch. Get her!”
“I just received this today and upon first impression, it's a very faint, light fragrance, but I'm hoping that will change in time. So far, if I were to try to describe what I smell, it would be the color of sand, like beige sand dunes with warm, slightly sweet, dry, buttery air.”