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A smoky rum-laced tobacco fragrance softened by creamy tonka and anchored with earthy vetiver and sandalwood
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Best Clone
The best clone of Mugler Pure Havana is Insurrection II Wild by Reyane, with a 76% accuracy score. Available from FragranceNet for $28, about 77% cheaper than the $120 original.
What people who wear Mugler Pure Havana report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Jacques Huclier.
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“Absolutely delicious honeyed tobacco opening, it's fairly linear but smells really good throughout. It performs moderately on me, Naxos is noticably stronger and denser but I don't like the citrus lavender opening that much. Both are around the same price, I would still prefer Naxos due to the performance. They are quite simular imo.”
“Better than naxos smell wise, just not performance wise. Although I must say performance is not terrible, it's like 3 hours of projection and its completely gone after around 9. Honestly cannot complain, but the fact that this is discontinued and therefore just as expensive as some of its counterparts, you can probably find something you'll like more for the same price (or a little more). I'd take Tobacco Honey from Guerlain over this any day, but this is still an incredible fragrance!”
“Really love this scent and if you're in to compliments, I've gotten quite a few while wearing this one. This is a very nice honied tobacco scent. Atomizer is trash, and this has become more and more difficult to obtain. If you can't get this, try Insurrection II Wild, as it's pretty similar and very cheap. If you have Mugler Pure Havane, then you really don't need to waste your time or money with Xerjoff Naxos (unless you just want to add it to your collection), as they're surprisingly similar (though Naxos does have some citrus notes in the opening).”
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