
Clive Christian
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A luminous citrus composition that blooms into soft florals before settling into a refined woody base of sandalwood and cedar
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Best Clone
The best clone of Clive Christian Town and Country is Emeer by Lattafa, with a 78% accuracy score. Available from FragranceShop for $31, about 89% cheaper than the $285 original.
What people who wear Clive Christian Town and Country report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Vincent Ricord.
Listed as Unisex (leans male)
“Citrus herbaceous opening with sandalwood dry down in the most gentlemanly way I’ve come across. This is not mature, rather it is refined and as such don’t recommend for sloppy dressed days rather when you have at least tried to put yourselves together. Signature scent worthy and one of my very few 10/10.For what it’s worth, I dislike BR540 and detect not the slightest hint of similarity to it.”
“Disappointing. Same white musk dry down as many fragrances such as Erba Pura and cheap clone brands. You would think for the price this company would use better ingredients but nope. Same synthetic stuff that you can find in many cheaper fragrances. The performance is great because that white musk is so persistent and won’t go away even if you shower. At least blended better instead it’s a musk bomb.”
“Sharp citrus and herbal opening. Definitely some synthetic/chemical aspect. Reminds me of the harsh opening in the CDNIM line. I like the smell but 1. It does not command the price point at all and 2. this isn't really a scent that I think makes for a good fragrance on people. Good for a room diffuser or cleaning product. Not something particularly pleasant coming off a human body. Pass.Oh and comparisons to Fragrance du Bois Lucius are extremely offensive to Lucius. That is a smooth beauty from open to dry down and hardly similar to this at all.”
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