
Bvlgari
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Creamy almond and tonka sweetness envelop a rich jasmine heart, softened by white musk and whispers of licorice
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Best Clone
The best clone of Bvlgari Jasmin Noir is Hunter by Armaf, with a 79% accuracy score. Available from FragranceShop for $21, about 81% cheaper than the $108 original.
What people who wear Bvlgari Jasmin Noir report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Sophie Labbé and Carlos Benaïm.
Listed as Women
“Smells like a darker but less complex clone of Estee Lauder Sensuous Noir, minus sillage and longevity. Jasmin Noir really bums me out, the scent is gorgeous but has no projection and doesn'f last. One of my worst blind buys, unfortunately.”
“It’s such a beautiful scent, smells like summer nights in the Mediterranean. If you grew up in the Med you would understand that smell of Jasmine flowers walking at night with the fresh and humid sea breeze. 🤍🤍 The Jasmine here smells so luxurious, I wish it lasted longer. :( Longevity is trash so I sold it.”
“This is what I imagine a business woman to smell like. It's similar to Narciso Rodriguez For Her EDT (the black bottle) in vibe, it's in the same family of serious, almost bitter florals. It's professional and will suit a no-nonsense wearer. Good projection and longevity.”

Armaf
$21
FragranceShop
6-10 hours
Longevity
Strong
Sillage
Hunter lacks the distinctive licorice undertone and sambac jasmine refinement of the original, making it feel slightly less nuanced. The clone performs adequately for a budget alternative but noticeably fades faster than Jasmin Noir's impressive longevity.

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The clone exhibits shorter longevity (4-5 hours vs 6-7 hours for the original) and reduced sillage, with a less pronounced licorice facet that makes it feel slightly more generic. The base also lacks the depth and woody richness of Bvlgari's original formulation.
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