Dupe of what?
What Is Lattafa Liam Grey a Dupe Of?
Lattafa Liam Grey EDP is commonly compared with BDK Parfums Gris Charnel EDP.
Lattafa Liam Grey is commonly compared to BDK Gris Charnel Eau de Parfum. Their tea, fig, cardamom and sandalwood profiles overlap, with owners often describing Liam as more vanilla-forward.
The alternative

Lattafa Liam Grey EDP
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BDK Parfums Gris Charnel EDP
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
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Lattafa Liam Grey EDP
Top notes
Cardamom
Black Tea
Fig
Middle notes
Iris
Vetiver
Labdanum
Base notes
Sandalwood
Vanilla
Tonka Bean
Patchouli
The original
BDK Parfums Gris Charnel EDP
Top notes
Fig
Black Tea
Cardamom
Middle notes
- Iris Absolute
Bourbon Vetiver
Base notes
- Indian Sandalwood
- Tonka Bean Absolute
What is Liam Grey a dupe of?
Lattafa Liam Grey is commonly compared to BDK Gris Charnel Eau de Parfum. If the idea of tea, cardamom and creamy woods sounds appealing, this is the pairing to look into. It has a more softly spiced, comforting feel than the bright citrus scents that dominate so many everyday fragrance lists.
You'll also see Gris Charnel Extrait mentioned in discussions. This guide uses the original EDP as its reference, so make sure that's the version you're sampling or shopping for.
Why the comparison makes sense
Liam Grey and Gris Charnel EDP both list cardamom, black tea and fig in the opening, then iris and vetiver in the heart. Sandalwood and tonka connect their bases. It's a fairly distinctive combination, which makes the association easier to understand than a vague claim that two fragrances are simply sweet or woody.
Liam Grey's listed profile adds labdanum, vanilla and patchouli. Those extra notes give you a useful starting point for comparison, especially around sweetness and warmth. A matching note list doesn't guarantee matching texture, though, and that is where owner opinions become more interesting.
How owners describe the differences
In a Liam Grey versus Gris Charnel discussion, one owner sampled the EDP before buying Liam. They recognized the connection but found Liam much more vanilla-heavy and preferred the original's balance enough to buy it instead.
A newer Liam Grey review thread includes an owner of both fragrances who finds them similar while describing Gris Charnel as smoother. Other comments are less convinced that Liam can replace it. That gives you a better picture than treating every comparison as unanimous praise.
Which one should you explore?
Liam Grey is worth sampling if you like that tea-and-cardamom idea and don't mind a sweeter interpretation. If the original's balance is what won you over, try them together before choosing. Our Gris Charnel EDP versus Liam Grey comparison offers another buying perspective. You can also explore Liam Grey's product page or the Gris Charnel alternatives guide.