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English Oak & Hazelnut
Jenny Glow are an Irish house that builds almost entirely on Jo Malone, and this is their version. It leans woodier and more masculine than the original, and the hazelnut is fainter.
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Like cracking a hazelnut shell under an English oak tree, cedar adding a quiet woody warmth to the nutty simplicity
- Top
- Hazelnut
- Heart
- Cedar
- Base
- Oak
Main accords: woody, gourmand, nutty. 2017 · Eau de Cologne
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What is Jenny Glow English Oak & Hazelnut a dupe of?
Jenny Glow English Oak & Hazelnut is widely sold as a dupe of Jo Malone English Oak & Hazelnut. Jenny Glow are an Irish house that builds almost entirely on Jo Malone, and this is their version. It leans woodier and more masculine than the original, and the hazelnut is fainter.
Common questions about Jo Malone English Oak & Hazelnut dupes
What is the closest dupe to Jo Malone English Oak & Hazelnut?
Jenny Glow English Oak & Hazelnut is the closest we have on record. Wearers name it more often than the alternatives, though agreement is not unanimous. Jenny Glow are an Irish house that builds almost entirely on Jo Malone, and this is their version. It leans woodier and more masculine than the original, and the hazelnut is fainter.
Is there a cheaper alternative to Jo Malone English Oak & Hazelnut?
Yes, though only one: Jenny Glow English Oak & Hazelnut. It is the only fragrance we have found a first-hand comparison for.
Do Jo Malone English Oak & Hazelnut dupes smell exactly like the original?
No. A dupe is built to the same idea, not the same formula, and cheaper materials usually show in the opening and in how long it lasts. That is why every entry here says how it differs instead of giving a percentage. Of Jenny Glow English Oak & Hazelnut, for instance: Jenny Glow are an Irish house that builds almost entirely on Jo Malone, and this is their version. It leans woodier and more masculine than the original, and the hazelnut is fainter.
What does Jo Malone English Oak & Hazelnut smell like?
Like cracking a hazelnut shell under an English oak tree, cedar adding a quiet woody warmth to the nutty simplicity It opens on Hazelnut.
About Jo Malone English Oak & Hazelnut
English Oak & Hazelnut is a three-note Jo Malone fragrance from 2017 that sits at the intersection of nutty and woody — a rare combination in fine fragrance. Unisex, at its best in autumn and winter. One of the more unusual entries in the brand's catalog.
The opening is hazelnut — warm, slightly sweet, roasted without being heavy. Hazelnut in perfumery doesn't smell like hazelnut spread; it's more natural and dry, like the shell of a freshly cracked nut.
The heart is cedar — dry, clean, slightly smoky wood that bridges the nutty opening and the earthier oak base.
The base is oak. Not the polished, smooth oak of furniture — this is the rougher, earthier smell of actual oak wood, with a slightly mossy, slightly damp quality. Together with the hazelnut, it evokes a specific outdoor mood: autumn woodland, leaves, and the smell of something roasting.
Three notes, one clear concept. English Oak & Hazelnut is quiet and confident, and worth trying if you find most fragrances predictably floral or citrus.
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- Jenny Glow English Oak & Hazelnut youtube.com