Dupe of what?
What Is Riiffs Fleurie Violette a Dupe Of?
Riiffs Perfumes Fleurie Violette is a clone of Matière Première Vanilla Powder Eau de Parfum.
Riiffs Fleurie Violette is a clone of Matière Première Vanilla Powder EDP. Compare vanilla, coconut and musk, plus the floral notes in Fleurie Violette.
The alternative

Riiffs Perfumes Fleurie Violette
The original
Matière Première Vanilla Powder Eau de Parfum
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Riiffs Perfumes Fleurie Violette
Top notes
Rose
White Flowers
Cashmere Wood
Middle notes
Vanilla Bean
Coconut
Base notes
Tonka Bean
Amber
Musk
The original
Matière Première Vanilla Powder Eau de Parfum
Notes
Vanilla
Coconut
Palo Santo Wood
Musk
Fleurie Violette is a clone of Vanilla Powder
Riiffs Fleurie Violette is a clone of Matière Première Vanilla Powder Eau de Parfum. Vanilla, coconut and musk are the main reasons to compare them. Fleurie Violette also lists rose, white flowers and tonka, so there's a floral side to explore alongside that vanilla theme.
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Where the comparison comes from
Vanilla Powder EDP centers on vanilla with coconut, palo santo wood and musk. That's a useful starting point if you're curious about vanilla beyond the usual bakery direction. The coconut-and-musk combination is a big part of what makes this pairing worth a closer look.
Fleurie Violette's catalog pyramid opens with rose, white flowers and cashmere wood. Vanilla bean and coconut sit in the middle, followed by tonka bean, amber and musk. The shared vanilla, coconut and musk are easy to spot, but the surrounding notes aren't a direct copy of Vanilla Powder's list.
The floral notes are worth noticing
We'd start a side-by-side comparison with the coconut and vanilla, then come back to the flowers. Notice whether rose and white flowers become a big part of Fleurie Violette for you, or whether you keep coming back to its vanilla center. That's a more useful question than expecting every note to line up.
Palo santo is another detail to keep in mind. It's named in Vanilla Powder's profile, while Fleurie Violette lists cashmere wood, tonka and amber around its vanilla and coconut. Those different supporting notes give you a few things to compare as the samples develop.
Who should put it on the sample list?
We'd suggest Fleurie Violette to someone interested in the vanilla-and-coconut combination who also enjoys floral notes. If Vanilla Powder caught your attention, this is a Riiffs fragrance worth exploring beside it. If rose is a note you're picky about, trying a small amount first makes sense.
The original linked here is Vanilla Powder Eau de Parfum. There is also an Extrait de Parfum, so check the edition when ordering samples. Below, you can compare Fleurie Violette's pyramid with Vanilla Powder EDP's listed notes, then check the product pages for sizes and retailer options.
Where to buy
Riiffs Perfumes Fleurie Violette
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Matière Première Vanilla Powder Eau de Parfum
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