
Yves Saint Laurent
A spicy-fresh aromatic that marries cardamom's warmth with lavender's cool elegance, grounded in smoky cedar and vetiver
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Best Clone
The best clone of Yves Saint Laurent La Nuit De L'homme Bleu Electrique is Jack of Clubs by Fragrance World, with a 79% accuracy score. A fraction of the cost of the $95 original.

Fragrance World
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Price
5-7 hours
Longevity
Moderate
Sillage
The clone has a brighter, more linear development with reduced basenote complexity—expect slightly shorter longevity (5-6 hours vs 7-8 hours) and less pronounced woody undertones in the dry down.

Armaf
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Price
6-10 hours
Longevity
Strong
Sillage
The clone's longevity is noticeably shorter (4-5 hours vs 6-8 hours), and the sillage is more subdued; the citrus top notes are brighter but less nuanced, and the base lacks the sophisticated vetiver-cedarwood balance of the designer original.

Lattafa
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Price
6-8 hours
Longevity
Moderate to Strong
Sillage
The clone leans slightly sweeter in the dry-down with a more prominent tonka note, while the original maintains a cleaner, more sophisticated woody-musky finish. Longevity and projection are marginally shorter on the clone version.

Lattafa
$28
FragranceNet
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Longevity
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Sillage
The clone performs adequately in the opening but has noticeably shorter longevity (4-6 hours vs 8+ hours for the original). The base develops with less complexity and the overall composition feels more linear without the sophisticated evolution of the designer fragrance.

Fragrance World
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Price
5-7 hours
Longevity
Moderate
Sillage
The clone performs reasonably well in projection and longevity but feels noticeably more linear, with less complexity in the transitions between notes. Scudo Electrique leans slightly more synthetic in its base, whereas the original maintains better elegance and subtle development throughout its wear time.