Narissa Et Moi

This is the best Narissa dupe I've smelled, which really isn't saying much. I checked notes...it's not an "All of Me" dupe, and i don't know exactly what it is...I've tried to match notes and nothing comes close. It still smells dull and synthetic, not vibrant like a real perfume, but there are some florals in it...unusual for these cheapies. I would not buy this again, and I'm sorry I wasted money on a dupe, and not a real perfume.

MARKETING BLIND SPOT: THIS IS NOT AN 'ALL OF ME' DUPE! Don't let the clever naming game fool you. Maison Alhambra pulled a complete fast one with Narissa Et Moi. While the bottle design and the name ("Et Moi" / "And Me") are a blatant nod to Narciso Rodriguez’s All Of Me, the juice inside has absolutely zero to do with that clean, sophisticated, musky geranium-rose DNA. If you are buying this expecting a fresh, airy floral musk, you are going to be in for a massive shock. The Fragrantica notes and accords here are actually 100% accurate to what is in the bottle. This is a heavy, thick, lactonic tropical gourmand. It opens with sweet peach and blackcurrant before drying down into a sticky, dense dessert of caramel, milk, and sweet coconut mixed with beachy tiare flower. It leans much closer to the sun-tan territory of Dolce & Gabbana Dolce Garden or a heavy Mancera tropical profile than anything Narciso has ever released. If you want a sugary, confectionery coconut-caramel bomb, you might love it—but if you're hunting for an All Of Me clone, keep moving. The marketing team and the blending team clearly did not talk to each other on this one!

I just got this and it smells like a mature ladies' white flower bomb. I smell a screeching white flower but none of the notes it's supposed to have... This perfume is for women over 50 imo, I do not like this one. Will try again in a couple months, though.