B-612 Clones

"### First Impressions & Dry Down Little Prince opens with a similar aromatic burst to Nishane's B-612. The lavender and geranium are present, but it's undeniably rougher around the edges. The cypress note leans more heavily synthetic here, lacking the nuanced freshness of the original. At its heart, the cashmeran is dialed up, lending a cozy, almost fuzzy texture. But the cedar and sandalwood feel somewhat flattened compared to B-612's richer, more defined wood accord. The drydown offers a soft, comforting blend of musk, tonka bean and oakmoss. It's a pleasant, if somewhat generic, base. I'd say it captures roughly 87% of B-612's DNA. ### How Long Does it Last? On my skin, Little Prince projects moderately for the first hour, creating a nice personal bubble. After that, it settles closer to the skin, lasting around 5-6 hours. It's a noticeable downgrade from B-612's impressive staying power. This is an "afternoon refresh" kind of scent. It's a good fragrance for the office. If you’re drawn to the *idea* of a refined, slightly melancholic intellectual, but you're more of a coffee shop poet than a seasoned philosopher, this is your vibe. It provides a similar mood without the deep pockets. But If you want the real deal, save up. If you just want the *impression* of B-612, Little Prince will do."