Which Nina dupe candidate should you sample first?
Al Rehab Love Apple Eau de Parfum spray is the first candidate here for Nina's sweet apple appeal. Its green apple, vanilla, cinnamon, and musk offer a warmer, spicier interpretation of a candied-fruit style. Compare it through the drydown: the spray can develop a sharp, heavy musky or woody character that changes the resemblance considerably.
The reference is Nina by Nina Ricci Eau de Toilette. The brand's current description combines lemon and lime with gardenia and toffee apple, followed by cedarwood and white musk. The balance of sparkling citrus, sweet apple, flowers, and woods matters more than an apple-shaped bottle. Nina Le Parfum, Extra Rouge, Fleur, Illusion, and the older Nina fragrance from 1987 are separate references.
Use an estimated 4–6 hours of detectable skin wear as a planning window for Love Apple EDP spray, including its quieter finish. This is an editorial estimate rather than a measured average or a promise of continuous projection. Individual results can be shorter or longer. The roll-on oil requires its own assessment; neither its scent balance nor its wear time should be transferred to the spray.
DKNY Be Delicious EDP offers a separate greener apple and cucumber direction. Lolita Lempicka Sweet EDP explores cherry candy and cocoa, while Green Lover EDT takes freshness and sweetness toward mandarin, mint, juniper, and vanilla. These three are alternatives with different compositions. Keep the original Nina EDT in the price comparison, especially when its citrus and floral balance is what you enjoy.