Eden Juicy Apple Clones

"### Olfactory Experience Badee Al Oud Sublime is a dead ringer for Eden Juicy Apple, hitting about 91% of the mark. That initial burst of candied red apple and lychee is spot-on, maybe a touch sharper, more synthetic than Kayali's smoother blend. The heart follows quickly with that juicy wild berry accord, leaning heavier on raspberry than the original. The jasmine is a faint whisper here. The base is where they really nailed it: a fluffy sugar-musk combo that keeps it sweet and playful. It lacks the slightly warmer vanilla nuance I get in Eden Juicy Apple, but it's negligible. ### Final Thoughts If you love Eden Juicy Apple but can't justify the Kayali price, this is a no-brainer. It's a fun, fruity, and surprisingly long-lasting fragrance perfect for everyday wear. Is Kayali's blend smoother and more refined? Yes. Is it ten times better? Absolutely not. Lattafa did an excellent job capturing the essence of the original. This is a great choice for teens, college students, or anyone wanting a fun, fruity scent for casual daytime wear. Great grab for spring and summer months. ### Longevity & Projection This stuff projects! For the first hour, it's a sweet, fruity cloud around you. Don't overspray, it can get cloying. After that initial burst, it settles into a skin scent that lasts a good 5-6 hours. Not bad at all point. I got around 6 hours on my skin!"

"### How it Smells Belle Dolce Red Delice opens with a blast of candied apple. It's undeniably similar to Kayali's Eden Juicy Apple, I'd say roughly 86% in the opening. The litchi and black currant add a tartness, but the synthetic edge is noticeable here, a bit sharper than the original. The heart continues the fruity theme, with wild berries and a touch of floral sweetness. The raspberry bloom is present, but feels less natural than the Kayali. As it dries, the sugar note comes forward, balanced by a fluffy musk and a hint of vanilla. The dry down is where it deviates most, becoming slightly more powdery and less complex. ### Wear time & Sillage Longevity is moderate. I get around 4-5 hours on skin, with decent projection for the first hour. After that, it becomes a skin scent. It projects maybe an arms length for that initial hour. Reapplication is necessary if you want all-day wear. Not bad point, but don't expect miracles. ### Bottom Line For the cost, Belle Dolce Red Delice is a solid contender if you like the Eden Juicy Apple DNA but can't justify the price tag. It captures the essence of the original pretty well, albeit with some synthetic undertones. If you're extremely sensitive to synthetic notes, proceed with caution. But if you're a value-conscious fragrance lover looking for a fun, fruity scent for everyday wear, this is a worthwhile option. This gets you close enough."

"### How it Smells Khadlaj's Aura Kiss of Rose is definitely aiming for that Eden Juicy Apple vibe. The opening is a blast of candied red apple and litchi, but with a noticeable synthetic edge compared to the Kayali. It's not unpleasant, just...brighter and a bit screechier. The heart features those berry notes, and a hint of jasmine keeps it from becoming pure sugar. The dry down is where it differs most; the original is a bit warmer and richer, while Aura Kiss of Rose stays pretty linear with that sugary-musk base. I'd say it gets about 86% of the way there. ### Projection Power the performance is respectable. I get around 5-6 hours on my skin, which is decent. Projection is moderate for the first hour, then settles closer to the skin. It's definitely noticeable within arm's reach, but not a room filler. Perfect for everyday wear, but reapplication might be needed for a night out. ### Final Thoughts If you're looking for a fun, fruity, and affordable scent and don't want to shell out big bucks for Kayali, Aura Kiss of Rose is a solid option. It's not a perfect dupe, that synthetic brightness is there, but it captures the overall fruity, juicy, and youthful spirit of Eden Juicy Apple."