Dupe of what?
What Is Maison Alhambra Léonie a Dupe Of?
Maison Alhambra Leonie EDP is a clone of Libre EDP.
Maison Alhambra Léonie is a clone of YSL Libre EDP.
The alternative

Maison Alhambra Leonie EDP
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Libre EDP
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Maison Alhambra Leonie EDP
Top notes
Lavender
Mandarin
Blackcurrant
Petitgrain
Middle notes
Lavender
Orange Blossom
Jasmine
Base notes
Musk
Vanilla
Cedar
Ambergris
The original
Libre EDP
Top notes
Lavender
Mandarin Orange
Black Currant
Petitgrain
Middle notes
Lavender
Orange Blossom
Jasmine
Base notes
Madagascar Vanilla
Musk
Cedar
Ambergris
Maison Alhambra Léonie is a clone of YSL Libre Eau de Parfum. The comparison is built around lavender, orange blossom and a soft vanilla-and-musk base. This is the original Léonie EDP paired with the original Libre EDP.
Why Léonie gets compared with Libre
The catalog profiles line up closely. Both start with lavender, mandarin, black currant and petitgrain, then list lavender again alongside orange blossom and jasmine in the heart. Vanilla, musk, cedar and ambergris appear in both bases.
Lavender is worth paying attention to here. It gives the floral combination an aromatic side, while orange blossom and jasmine bring the white flowers into the picture. If Libre's appeal for you is that meeting of lavender and florals, Léonie is a relevant option to sample.
YSL's own description highlights lavender from France, Moroccan orange blossom, musk and warm vanilla. That supports the core comparison, even though the catalog pyramids below include more individual notes than the brand's shorter description.
Matching notes don't settle the whole comparison
The lists give us a good reason to put these two together. They don't tell us whether the lavender or orange blossom will lead on your skin, or how much sweetness you'll notice as the fragrance settles.
An owner with a sample of Libre reported a close resemblance to Léonie, while another customer described Léonie as more focused on white flowers. Those are useful details to listen for during a sample comparison, rather than a reason to assume everyone will smell the same balance.
We'd give both fragrances time beyond the first spray. If you love Libre's aromatic opening, check how Léonie handles that part; if the flowers and vanilla are the attraction, pay attention to those as it settles.
Make sure you choose the right edition
Léonie Intense and Libre Intense have their own comparison. Libre Le Parfum and Libre EDT are also separate fragrances. This guide stays with the two original EDPs.
For more options, browse our Libre dupe guide. The current retailer listings can help you compare bottle sizes once you've chosen the version you want.