Dupe of what?
What Is Velixir Demeter a Dupe Of?
Velixir Demeter is a clone of Xerjoff Torino 21 EDP.
Velixir Demeter is a clone of Xerjoff Torino21. We rate the similarity at 91%. Mint, lemon, basil, thyme and aromatic herbs connect Demeter with Torino21.
Editorial similarity: 9.1/10
The alternative

Velixir Demeter
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Xerjoff Torino 21 EDP
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Velixir Demeter
Top notes
Mint
Lemon
Basil
Thyme
Middle notes
Rosemary
Blackcurrant
Lavender
Jasmine
Base notes
Cedarwood
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
Velixir Demeter is a Xerjoff Torino21 clone
Velixir Demeter is a clone of Xerjoff Torino21. We rate the similarity at 91%. Mint, lemon, basil, thyme and aromatic herbs connect Demeter with Torino21.
Demeter is the Velixir to look at for Torino21's minty, herbal freshness. Lemon, basil and thyme make the comparison quite specific from the start. If you enjoy fresh scents with a green aromatic side, these two belong on the same shortlist, and we give their similarity a 91% rating.
Mint and lemon with plenty of herbs
Demeter lists mint, lemon, basil and thyme in the opening. Rosemary, blackcurrant, lavender and jasmine follow in the heart, with cedarwood and musk underneath. There are several herbal notes to work with here, so the fragrance has more to compare than a broad citrus label.
Torino21's catalog profile also starts with mint, lemon, basil and thyme. Its heart includes black currant, lavender, rosemary and jasmine, followed by lemon verbena and musk. The overlap is easy to follow across the opening and middle, with different woody or citrus-green details listed at the base.
Mint is a useful place to focus if that's what draws you to Torino21. Basil, thyme and rosemary give you other aromatic details to notice as well. The two note lists are closely connected, but their placement on a pyramid still won't tell you exactly how strongly each material appears when worn.
Choosing Demeter or the original
Demeter is a sensible Velixir to sample if you already like this fresh herbal direction. Compare the mint-and-lemon idea first, then see how the rest of the aromatic notes work for you. Our 91% rating is a helpful starting point, with your preference for the greener or woodier details guiding the final choice.
For shopping options, open the Velixir Demeter product page and the Xerjoff Torino21 product page. Compare bottle sizes and the final retailer price before buying. The cards above show eligible catalog offers when available, with each listing's own size and condition.