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What Is Paris Corner Identity Oud Crescent a Dupe Of?

PARIS CORNER Identity Oud Crescent is a clone of Frederic Malle The Moon.

Paris Corner Identity Oud Crescent is a clone of Frédéric Malle The Moon.

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Compare the notes

Here’s how their listed notes line up.

The alternative

PARIS CORNER Identity Oud Crescent

Top notes

  • Raspberry
  • Litchi
  • Saffron

Middle notes

  • Turkish Rose
  • Red Currant
  • Red Berries
  • Olibanum
  • Violet

Base notes

  • Agarwood
  • Oud
  • Leather
  • Patchouli
  • Amber
  • Sandalwood

The original

Frederic Malle The Moon

Top notes

  • Raspberry
  • Litchi
  • Saffron

Middle notes

  • Turkish Rose
  • Red Berries
  • Olibanum
  • Red Currant
  • Violet

Base notes

  • Agarwood (Oud)
  • Leather
  • Amber
  • Patchouli
  • Sandalwood

Paris Corner Identity Oud Crescent is a clone of Frédéric Malle The Moon. The comparison brings together raspberry and lychee, rose and incense, then oud and leather. It’s one to explore if that mix of fruit and darker notes is what you enjoy about The Moon.

Why Oud Crescent gets compared with The Moon

Paris Corner lists raspberry, lychee and saffron at the top of Oud Crescent. Turkish rose, red berries, red currant, olibanum and violet follow. The base includes oud, leather, patchouli, amber and sandalwood.

The Moon’s official profile also names raspberry, lychee and saffron, with frankincense and Turkish rose in the heart and oud and leather underneath. The maker’s description brings red berries into the picture too. That gives the pairing several clear points of comparison.

The two catalog panels are especially close on paper. We’d start by comparing the fruit with the rose, then see how the incense, leather and woods sit around them. If you like The Moon for a particular part of that balance, give that detail some time when sampling Crescent.

What the note lists can tell you

The shared notes explain the connection, but their names don’t tell you the proportions or the texture of the finished scent. You may care more about the fruit, while someone else is buying for the darker oud-and-leather side.

An owner of Oud Crescent described a prominent lychee-and-raspberry opening and a woody heart. Other wearers recommend it when discussing alternatives to The Moon. Those impressions support the pairing without settling how every stage will compare for you.

We’d be especially careful about choosing from the fruity notes alone. Rose, incense, oud and leather are a substantial part of this profile as well. A sample gives you a chance to see whether you enjoy the whole combination.

Who should try it?

We’d shortlist Identity Oud Crescent if raspberry, rose, incense and oud together sound appealing. If you already wear The Moon, compare them through the opening and later stages rather than expecting the matching note names to answer everything.

This is the Identity Oud Crescent pairing with the original The Moon. Check the full fragrance name when shopping, particularly among other moon-themed perfumes and Paris Corner’s different Identity releases. The product pages are the place to compare current retailer availability and bottle sizes once you’ve chosen the scent.

Where to buy

PARIS CORNER Identity Oud Crescent

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Frederic Malle The Moon

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