
Kilian
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A sultry blend of honeyed tobacco and cherry wrapped in warm vanilla and spice that feels dangerously intoxicating
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Best Clone
The best clone of Kilian Back To Black is Double black by Pendora Scents, with a 78% accuracy score. A fraction of the cost of the $275 original.
What people who wear Kilian Back To Black report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Calice Becker.
Listed as Unisex
“It smells a little bit like a church at first.Reminds me a bit of the original opium.That lasts only a few minutes.Then I smell sweet honey like greek pasteli with sesame.And then it becomes a sweet smoky delicious scent with hints of cherry cola.A compliment getter.Very strong longevity and projection.I love this.”
“From opening to mid this is beautiful to me. Then the dry down comes and all I'm left with is a funky honey note. Like even after a shower and sleeping, 24 hours later the honey funk is still there. I imagine it's what people think is cat pee. Amazing opening and mid, horrible dry down.”
“The first notes are amazing....Honey and propolis....after 5 minutes everything disappears...no projection....and on skin the scent becomes a wax candle...everything complex and honey like disappears....never would pay such price for such lack of projection or lasting of honey notes.”

Pendora Scents
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The clone simplifies the heart notes and omits key supporting notes like white honey, olibanum, and almond, resulting in less depth and refinement. Longevity and sillage are typically lighter than the designer original, with a more straightforward woody-amber progression.

Emir
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The clone exhibits a more linear progression with less complexity in the middle notes, and the leather accord feels slightly more synthetic compared to the original's seamless blend. The sillage is marginally more aggressive, which some may prefer for everyday wear rather than the sophisticated restraint of the authentic Kilian.

Paris Corner Emir
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The clone is noticeably lighter and less layered, with reduced longevity and sillage compared to the original's impressive projection. The middle notes feel more straightforward, sacrificing some of the original's chamomile and honey richness for a more linear spiced-tobacco progression.
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