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What Is Lattafa Ishq Al Shuyukh Silver a Dupe Of?

Lattafa Pride Ishq Al Shuyukh Silver EDP is a clone of Rabanne 1 Million Lucky.

Lattafa Ishq Al Shuyukh Silver is a clone of Rabanne 1 Million Lucky. Its pineapple, vanilla and woody notes take a different route to that fresh, sweet profile.

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Compare the notes

Here’s how their listed notes line up.

The alternative

Lattafa Pride Ishq Al Shuyukh Silver EDP

Top notes

  • Lemon
  • Bergamot

Middle notes

  • Pineapple
  • Black Pepper

Base notes

  • Vanilla
  • Cedar
  • Amberwood
  • Patchouli

The original

Rabanne 1 Million Lucky

Top notes

  • Plum
  • Ozonic notes
  • Grapefruit
  • Bergamot

Middle notes

  • Hazelnut
  • Honey
  • Cedar
  • Cashmere Wood
  • Orange Blossom
  • Jasmine

Base notes

  • Amberwood
  • Patchouli
  • Vetiver
  • Oakmoss

Ishq Al Shuyukh Silver takes on 1 Million Lucky

Lattafa Ishq Al Shuyukh Silver is a clone of Rabanne 1 Million Lucky. It’s the Silver bottle to look for if you like Lucky’s mix of fresh fruit, sweetness and woods. The Gold version is a different fragrance, so the full name matters here.

What makes this comparison interesting is that the two note lists take different routes. Silver lists pineapple and vanilla, while Lucky puts hazelnut and honey in the spotlight. We’d start there when deciding which parts of the original you want to keep.

The fresh, fruity side

Silver’s catalog pyramid starts with lemon and bergamot, followed by pineapple and black pepper. That suggests a bright fruit opening with a little spice behind it. Lucky lists plum, grapefruit, bergamot and ozonic notes up top, so its fresh side has a different set of ingredients to work with.

Bergamot is shared, but pineapple and plum aren’t interchangeable. If the fruit is your favorite part of Lucky, pay attention to that difference when sampling Silver rather than judging the comparison by sweetness alone.

What about Lucky’s hazelnut?

Hazelnut and honey are the obvious differences in Lucky’s listed heart. Silver doesn’t list either; its base uses vanilla, cedar, amberwood and patchouli. Cedar, amberwood and patchouli also appear in Lucky’s pyramid, giving the two some common ground underneath the fruit.

We wouldn’t treat the absence of a note as proof that you can’t smell a related accord. Still, if that nutty, honeyed character is the reason you love Lucky, it’s the part we’d compare most closely. Matching a few woody notes doesn’t settle that question.

Is Silver worth a look?

Silver belongs on the shortlist if you want to explore Lucky’s fresh, sweet direction with pineapple and vanilla in the mix. Check the Silver product page and 1 Million Lucky product page for current offers and bottle sizes.

For more options, our 1 Million Lucky alternatives guide puts the broader shortlist in one place.

Where to buy

Lattafa Pride Ishq Al Shuyukh Silver EDP

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Rabanne 1 Million Lucky

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