I ordered three fragrances at the same time, and this is the one I was most on the fence about. I was afraid the sandalwood would be too much, but it's not when paired with the violet leaves and amber. I've never smelled the original but this one is fantastic.

Excellent dupe. Ive only smelled the OG once in store and wasnt a huge fan. But I wanted to retry it, and this was way more affordable. However, not sure if Im feeling this scent profile - it kinda reminds me of pickles. But if you like the OG, youll like this. I bought as a gift, but I will be returning and purchasing a different Dossier perfume.

Bought this for my fiancee. Shes received so many compliments when shes at work from coworkers and strangers, some who immediately recognized that it was santal 33, because its that similar, and other people that just really liked the smell. She cant smell it on herself as much by the end of the day but I definitely can. Im buying it again for her.

I have used the Le Labo Santal 33 for years and was resistant to buying dupes.One of my co-workers recently told me about this product and told me to use it! Wow! This was a smart try, and I'm a big fan! The smell is great and exactly the same. Long lasting !!!!

For years now I've been on the hunt for a truly woody fragrance that's warm, a touch masculine to make it unisex, and rich. This is that fragrance. It's a bit spicy, very woody, lasts more that 24 hours on me, and just hits a spot when I use it. It's a new favorite for such a fair price. I've also done side by side comparisons with several other Dossier fragrances next to the inspiration ones and they really do get it spot on so I'm quite confident this is almost exactly what Santal 33 smells like too.

I ended returning.. I wasnt happy with it. I smelt it on someone before purchasing and thats what encouraged me to buy because it was great then but when I received mine it smelt more like pickles believe it or not ha! maybe a bad batch? I do plan to try something else soon.

This was a blind-buy for me, I didn't not like it but I didn't LOVE it either. It's definitely a more unique scent. Super woody in a nature and almost incense-y way. My mother reallyyy loved it so I gifted it to her! Giving it 5-stars based on her experience!

I think your company is completely unscrupulous to charge a membership fee that I didnt sign up for. It is a shame you utilize these tactics because your perfume is very good and I would have kept ordering from you without hesitation if not for this tactic done in very bad faith, on your behalf.

I was not expecting this but with a blind purchase, it was like fine dining and telling the chef to surprise you. I was surprised but not disappointed at all. Woody? Yes! Pleasantly so with the added violets, amber and musk that compliments the sandalwood that go with it. Very nice for layering to add depth and mystery to another fragrance or strong and complexed enough to stand on its own. Repurchase.

Woody Sandalwood does remind me of Le Labo's Santal in that neither to me smell much of Sandalwood. It's more in the realm of Dyptique's Tam Dao -- the impression of all the things one likes about sandalwood: a warm, creamy, muskiness that is more woody than anything else. But I don't detect the rich, unmistakable heart of sandalwood -- that elusive, transcendental, singularly specific sandalwoody gorgeousness you get from the wood itself, its essential oil. For context of where I'm judging from, my favorite sandalwood right now is Tom Ford's Santal Blush -- which despite its sawdusty cedar opening, does in fact dry down to a distinctive santalum spicatum, whose slight camphorus note is mellowed out somehow to mimic more closely santalum album. I also love and sometimes layer Parle Moi's Milky Musk, which captures the creamy aspect of sandalwood without the woodier aspects. I have yet to find a fragrance that has both in the harmony I prefer. But both Le Labo's Santal and Woody Sandalwood definitely do NOT have enough sandalwood for me.