Often citedMaison Alhambra
Jean Lowe Matiere
Reviewed as a Louis Vuitton clone with strong performance for the price. Frequently confused with Jean Lowe Maitre, which is a different scent.
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Search Amazon for Matiere NoireDark rose petals mixed with blackcurrant and a dry woody base
Main accords: floral, rose, fruity, patchouli, woody, oud. 2016 · EDP
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Often citedMaison Alhambra
Jean Lowe Matiere
Reviewed as a Louis Vuitton clone with strong performance for the price. Frequently confused with Jean Lowe Maitre, which is a different scent.
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Maison Alhambra Jean Lowe Matiere is widely sold as a dupe of Louis Vuitton Matiere Noire. Reviewed as a Louis Vuitton clone with strong performance for the price.
Frequently confused with Jean Lowe Maitre, which is a different scent.
Maison Alhambra Jean Lowe Matiere is the closest one we know of. People name it more often than the others, but not everyone agrees.
Yes. Maison Alhambra Jean Lowe Matiere is the one we know of.
It is the only one we have found a real side-by-side comparison for.
No. A dupe aims for the same smell, but it uses a different formula.
Cheaper ingredients usually show in the opening, and in how long it lasts. That is why we say how each one differs, instead of giving a match score.
Dark rose petals mixed with blackcurrant and a dry woody base It opens on Blackcurrant Syrup, Watery notes.
Matiere Noire takes a darker approach to florals. The blackcurrant and rose open together, creating a slightly tart, almost wine-like quality. There is nothing sweet or pretty about this rose — it feels withered and mature. The narcissus adds a green, slightly bitter undertone. As it dries down, the patchouli and cypriol wood create a dark, earthy foundation. Agarwood appears late in the wear and gives it a smoky depth. This is an evening fragrance for someone who wants florals without the typical femininity. Interesting and slightly polarizing.