Perfume lovers have found an M&S scent which smells identical to Chanel Mademoiselle but for £125 cheaper
SCENTS CHECK Perfume lovers have found an M&S scent which smells identical to Chanel Mademoiselle but for £125 cheaper
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MARILYN Monroe famously stated she wore "only Chanel' perfume to bed - which is all very well if you can afford the £135 price tag.
Thankfully shoppers have found a 'dupe' for the Chanel Mademoiselle scent at M&S, and it'll only set you back £10.
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A woman raved about M&S' Airport Arrival scent for being a designer dupe
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The beauty lover claims it smells like Chanel Coco Mademoiselle
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The Marks and Spencer Airport Arrival scent is said to blend 'warm spice with the delicate scent of mimosa.'
The description reads: 'Cardamom and pink pepper give a vibrant opening, while violet and iris soften into a base of sandalwood, musk and vanilla.'
And for a tenner, this scent could be a huge money-saver.
With Chanel Mademoiselle costing £135 at Boots, you can avoid paying £125 for a very similar scent, according to beauty lovers.
Bargain hunter Hannah, who posts under @lueurwithhannah, wrote on TikTok: 'If you want to smell like Coco Mademoiselle try this from M&S.
'Same top notes apparently.
'Here for the marks and Spencer dupes.'
The designer alternative is said to have an 'ambery woody fragrance with a full-bodied character: sensual, deep and addictive.'
It isn't the only M&S perfume to have caused a stir.
DUPE SCENTS
Alex Pavlova, from the UK, took to social media and claimed a selection of perfume dupes from M&S were so good she had ditched the originals.
The £3.50 M&S buy that'll make your whole house smell like a 'boujee candle'
She then went on to share four of her favourite ones and how much money the originals cost.
The first on her list was a dupe for the £234 Le Labo Santal 33 scent.
The cheaper alternative is the Warmth fragrance which costs a fraction of the price at £12.
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There are a number of dupe scents in M&S according to shoppers
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M&S says the expertly blended scent combines aromatic notes of cardamom, cinnamon, cedarwood and sandalwood to evoke a warming feeling of comfort.
She also revealed that the Spiced Amber fragrance was a dupe of Paco Rabanne's One Million and saves you £80.
Alex was also a fan of Jo Malone's Wood Sage & Sea Salt perfume but at £118 it was on the pricier side.
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One of her favourites was this Jo Malone dupe
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She found them all in M&S including this Le Labo dupe that cost a fraction of the price
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Thankfully, she found a budget-friendly dupe from the British store with their Ocean Musk fragrance.
And for those who love the fresh and floral notes of Miss Dior perfume but want to avoid the £122 price tag, you're in luck.
Alex revealed that the £10 Blooming Lovely fragrance for M&S was almost identical.
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