What Is Rasasi Rumz 9459 Pour Lui a Dupe Of?

What is Rasasi Rumz 9459 Pour Lui a clone of?

Rasasi Rumz Al Rasasi 9459 Pour Lui is a clone of Dior Sauvage EDT, with a woodier twist. You may also see it called Rasasi Crocodile. The citrus, pepper, lavender and woods make Sauvage Eau de Toilette the useful reference here.

We're comparing it with the 2015 Sauvage EDT. Sauvage EDP, Parfum and Elixir are separate versions, and Dior's older Eau Sauvage is a different fragrance altogether.

How do the notes compare?

Sauvage EDT lists Calabrian bergamot and pepper at the top, then Sichuan pepper, lavender, pink pepper, vetiver, patchouli, geranium and elemi. Ambroxan, cedar and labdanum form its listed base. Citrus, spice and woody amber are the main thread.

Rumz 9459 shares bergamot, pink pepper, elemi, lavender, geranium, cedar, vetiver and patchouli. Its profile adds more citrus and fruit, including grapefruit, lemon, mandarin orange and apple, with coriander and ozonic notes in the opening too.

What does Crocodile add?

The rest of Rasasi's list gives you plenty to compare. Almond, heliotrope, rose and jasmine sit alongside lavender and geranium in the middle. The base includes sandalwood, oak, moss, tonka bean, white musk and amber, as well as the shared woody notes.

That broader floral and woody profile is why we'd approach it as a variation on the Sauvage style. Sauvage specifically lists ambroxan and labdanum; Rumz takes a different route. The resemblance doesn't make every part of the two fragrances identical.

Is Rumz 9459 worth considering?

We'd shortlist it if you enjoy Sauvage EDT and want to explore that fresh, spicy character with more woods in the mix. If Sauvage's particular ambroxan character is what you love, compare samples before choosing.

Check that you're buying 9459 Pour Lui. The 9325 Zebra fragrance follows the Aventus direction instead. The Rumz 9459 product page and retailer cards above have the current options for Crocodile.