Dupe of what?
What Is Paris Corner Emir Voux Zingy a Dupe Of?
PARIS CORNER Voux Zingy is a clone of Xerjoff Torino 21 EDP.
Paris Corner Emir Voux Zingy is a clone of Xerjoff Torino21.
The alternative

PARIS CORNER Voux Zingy
The original

Xerjoff Torino 21 EDP
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
PARIS CORNER Voux Zingy
Top notes
Basil
Lemon
Citron
Bergamot
Middle notes
Verbena
Jasmine- Ambrettolide
Base notes
Musk
The original
Xerjoff Torino 21 EDP
Top notes
Mint
Lemon
Basil
Thyme
Middle notes
Black Currant
Lavender
Rosemary
Jasmine
Base notes
Lemon Verbena
Musk
Paris Corner Emir Voux Zingy is a clone of Xerjoff Torino21. The comparison is around citrus, aromatic herbs and a musky finish. There are some useful differences in the listed notes, especially if Torino21's mint is the part you enjoy most.
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Why Voux Zingy gets compared with Torino21
Voux Zingy's catalog profile starts with basil, lemon, citron and bergamot. Verbena, jasmine and ambrettolide sit in the middle, followed by musk. Paris Corner's own note list follows that same structure.
Torino21 lists mint, lemon, basil and thyme up top, then black currant, lavender, rosemary and jasmine. Lemon verbena and musk form its base. Lemon, basil, jasmine, verbena and musk give the two lists plenty of common ground.
That combination explains the connection better than calling both fragrances fresh. The citrus and herbs are the starting point, while jasmine and musk give you something else to compare as the fragrance settles.
What about the mint?
Mint is prominent in Xerjoff's description of Torino21, but Paris Corner doesn't list it for Voux Zingy. The clone's list also leaves out Torino21's thyme, rosemary, lavender and black currant. We've kept those differences visible in the catalog panels below.
An unlisted note doesn't settle what every person will smell, but we wouldn't assume that all of Torino21's green details carry over. If you're buying mainly for that minty opening, a sample comparison would be especially useful.
A wearer who had smelled Voux Zingy described it as a Torino21 alternative that does a good job with the scent profile. That supports the pairing without telling us that the two will feel identical, or last the same amount of time.
Who should give it a look?
We'd shortlist Voux Zingy if lemon, basil and a clean musky finish sound like your kind of fragrance. Pay attention to the balance between the citrus and herbs when trying it, then see how the later stages compare.
This guide uses the original Torino21 EDP. For other takes on the same scent, browse our Torino21 clone guide and compare the current retailer listings for the size you want.