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We found 2 verified alternatives for Bond No. 9's B9. Compare performance, accuracy, and price below.

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#1 Synonym
91%

Z33

Zoghbi

5.5 Value Rating

"### Notes & Nuances Z33 by Zoghbi attempts to mimic Bond No. 9's B9, and achieves a level of resemblance, perhaps around 91%. The opening presents a saffron note that, while present, lacks the nuanced spice of the original; it's a touch synthetic. Gardenia peeks through, slightly sharper than in B9. The heart aims for amber, jasmine, and orchid. The amber is a generalized sweetness; the jasmine is present but subdued, not indolic enough. I detect a ghost of orchid; it's subtle. The base leans heavily on musk. Sandalwood is present, but reads as a sandalwood accord rather than the real deal. Oakmoss offers a grounding touch, but lacks the depth of true oakmoss. The main difference lies in the quality of ingredients. Z33 uses cheaper aromachemicals to approximate B9. ### Projection Power Longevity is acceptable, pushing about 5-6 hours on my skin. Projection is moderate for the first hour, creating a small scent bubble. After that, it settles close to the skin. Decent, but not beast mode. ### To Buy or Not to Buy? Z33 is a passable B9 clone, suitable if budget is a primary concern. The synthetic edges are noticeable upon close inspection, but in the air, it gets the general idea across. If you're seeking a near-identical experience, save up for the original. However, for those wanting a B9-esque scent without the exorbitant price tag, Z33 is a reasonable option. If you can tolerate a slight compromise in quality, it's a decent value."

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#2 Synonym
85%

Z33

Zakat

5.5 Value Rating

"### The Scent Profile Z33 kicks off with a noticeable saffron note, but it's a bit sharper and less rounded than the Bond No. 9 B9. The gardenia is there, adding a floral sweetness, but it's a touch synthetic in the opening. As it settles, the amber and jasmine come forward, creating a warm, inviting heart. I'm not getting much orchid here. The base is a fairly standard musk, sandalwood, and oakmoss blend. It’s about 85% close to B9, but that original has a smoothness this misses. The biggest difference is the slightly harsher, more synthetic opening in Z33. ### Is it Worth It? Z33 is a solid choice if you like the general vibe of Bond No. 9 B9, but can't justify the price tag. It's a great everyday scent – office-friendly and inoffensive. If you're sensitive to synthetic notes, sample first. But honestly, for the money, it's hard to beat. For the average user, Z33 gets you pretty darn close. ### Projection Power This is a decent performer . I get about 5-6 hours on my skin with moderate projection for the first hour or two. It then settles into a skin scent. It projects enough to be noticed, but not a room filler. Not bad at all for a clone."

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