Dupe of what?
What Is Paris Corner Taskeen Lactea Divina a Dupe Of?
Paris Corner Taskeen Lactea Divina EDP is a clone of Les Liquides Imaginaires Blanche Bête.
Paris Corner Taskeen Lactea Divina is a clone of Les Liquides Imaginaires Blanche Bête.
The alternative

Paris Corner Taskeen Lactea Divina EDP
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Les Liquides Imaginaires Blanche Bête
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Paris Corner Taskeen Lactea Divina EDP
Top notes
- Cocoa
Incense
Middle notes
Jasmine
Tuberose
Base notes
Vanilla
Tonka Bean
Milk
The original
Les Liquides Imaginaires Blanche Bête
Top notes
Milk
Ambrette (Musk Mallow)- Mystikal
Middle notes
Tuberose
Jasmine- Mahonial
Incense
Base notes
Vanilla
Musk
Tonka Bean
Cacao
Paris Corner Taskeen Lactea Divina is a clone of Les Liquides Imaginaires Blanche Bête. The link is the combination of milk, white flowers, vanilla, tonka and cocoa. If you enjoy creamy floral fragrances, this is a useful pair to compare.
Why Lactea Divina gets compared with Blanche Bête
Lactea Divina lists cocoa and incense at the top, jasmine and tuberose in the heart, then vanilla, tonka bean and milk in the base. Paris Corner describes the fragrance around those same notes.
Blanche Bête lists milk, ambrette and Mystikal up top, followed by tuberose, jasmine, Mahonial and incense. Its catalog base includes vanilla, musk, tonka bean and cacao. The official description groups the base around tonka, cacao and musky vanilla.
There is a lot of overlap, particularly in the flowers and the sweet, milky side. Tuberose and jasmine are worth keeping in mind alongside the milk and cocoa: both profiles have a substantial floral part to the comparison.
Where the balance can differ
The note panels place milk, incense and cocoa in different tiers. That gives you a way to compare the descriptions, rather than a schedule for exactly when you'll smell each note. Lactea Divina also doesn't list all of Blanche Bête's ambrette, Mystikal and Mahonial details.
Owners who have compared both report a clear resemblance, with differences in sweetness, softness and the prominence of the milk and flowers. Some prefer Lactea Divina's fuller effect; others describe the original as subtler. Those are individual impressions, so it's worth checking which balance you prefer.
We'd pay attention to the milky accord when sampling Lactea Divina. That creamy effect is a big part of the appeal, and it's also the detail people can react to very differently. Give the tuberose and jasmine some time to develop too.
Who should try it?
We'd consider it if milk, vanilla and white flowers are already notes you enjoy together. If you're mainly looking for cocoa, try a sample to see how much of the floral and milky character you want around it.
Our Blanche Bête dupe guide covers other options around the original. Current retailer cards can help you compare available bottles once you've picked the scent.
Where to buy
Paris Corner Taskeen Lactea Divina EDP
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Les Liquides Imaginaires Blanche Bête
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