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What Is Paris Corner Emir Frenetic Delicieuse a Dupe Of?

PARIS CORNER Emir Frenetic Delicieuse is a clone of Dior Fève Délicieuse.

Paris Corner Emir Frenetic Delicieuse is a clone of Dior Fève Délicieuse.

Editorial similarity: 8.6/10

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Compare the notes

Here’s how their listed notes line up.

The alternative

PARIS CORNER Emir Frenetic Delicieuse

Top notes

  • Lavender
  • Mint
  • Bergamot

Middle notes

  • Sour Cherry
  • Freesia
  • Jasmine

Base notes

  • Tonka Bean
  • Praline
  • Caramel
  • Vanilla
  • Benzoin
  • Sandalwood
  • Cacao Pod
  • Cedar
  • Milk
  • Leather

The original

Dior Fève Délicieuse

Top notes

  • Lavender
  • Mint
  • Bergamot

Middle notes

  • Sour Cherry
  • Freesia
  • Jasmine

Base notes

  • Tonka Bean
  • Vanilla
  • Cacao Pod
  • Caramel
  • Praline
  • Benzoin
  • Milk
  • Sandalwood
  • Leather
  • Cedar

Paris Corner Emir Frenetic Delicieuse is a clone of Dior Fève Délicieuse. We rate the similarity at 86%. The comparison is built around tonka bean, vanilla and a generous list of gourmand notes, with lavender and flowers giving you more to compare along the way.

Why Frenetic Delicieuse gets compared with Fève Délicieuse

Paris Corner lists lavender, mint and bergamot at the top, followed by sour cherry, freesia and jasmine. The base brings together tonka bean, praline, caramel, vanilla, benzoin, sandalwood, cacao, cedar, milk and leather.

The two catalog pyramids contain the same named notes, with some differences in their order. That makes the connection easy to see. Tonka and vanilla sit at the center of the comparison, while the cherry, cacao and sweeter base notes give gourmand fans plenty to explore.

Dior’s own description puts the focus on tonka bean and warm vanilla, including the seed’s caramel-and-praline character. That’s a useful way to approach the original: start with the tonka, then see how the sweeter and fresher details fit around it.

What does our 86% rating mean?

We find the pair close overall, with enough difference that it’s worth trying both if you love the Dior. Matching note lists don’t tell you the proportions, the texture or which part will stand out most on your skin.

We’d compare the lavender-and-cherry opening as well as the sweeter base. If one particular part of Fève Délicieuse is the reason you wear it, give that detail some attention when sampling Frenetic. The long note list alone can’t answer that for you.

Wearer descriptions of Frenetic range from powdery and floral to much more dessert-like. We’d give it time on skin before deciding where it lands for you, especially if you’re expecting a very sweet tonka fragrance straight away.

Which Dior is the reference?

This comparison uses Fève Délicieuse, the tonka-focused Dior fragrance. Guerlain Fève Gourmande is a separate scent, despite the similar name. We’d check the label carefully when ordering samples.

For more options around the Dior, our Fève Délicieuse clone guide is a useful next stop. Frenetic belongs on the shortlist if this tonka-and-vanilla style is what you’re after.

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