Chanel Allure vs Swiss Arabian Inara
Swiss Arabian Inara is a cheaper alternative to Chanel Allure. Here's how their published notes compare side by side. They share a common thread (26% of listed notes), but the overall compositions differ more.
| Chanel Allure | Swiss Arabian Inara | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Chanel | Swiss Arabian |
| Released | 1996 | — |
| For | Women | Women |
| Main accords | citrus, floral, white floral, fruity, vanilla | fruity, musky, powdery, woody, citrus |
| Top notes | lemon, mandarin orange, peach, passionfruit, bergamot | mandarin orange, bergamot |
| Heart notes | honeysuckle, jasmine, magnolia, freesia, water lily, orange blossom, peony, may rose | peach, cassis, rose, jasmine |
| Base notes | vanilla, sandalwood, amber, vetiver, patchouli | musk, benzoin, sandalwood, cedar, patchouli |
Highlighted notes appear in both fragrances.
What they share
mandarin orange, peach, bergamot, jasmine, sandalwood and patchouli.
What's different
Only in Allure: lemon, passionfruit, honeysuckle, magnolia, freesia, water lily, orange blossom, peony, may rose, vanilla, amber, vetiver.
Only in Swiss Arabian Inara: cassis, rose, musk, benzoin, cedar.
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FAQs
Is Swiss Arabian Inara a good dupe for Chanel Allure?
Swiss Arabian Inara is listed on MaxParfum as a cheaper alternative to Chanel Allure. Based on their published notes they share 6 notes (26% overlap), including mandarin orange, peach, bergamot and jasmine. Notes don't tell you everything about how a fragrance smells, so check the community match scores on the Allure dupes page.
What's the difference between Chanel Allure and Swiss Arabian Inara?
Chanel Allure lists lemon, passionfruit, honeysuckle and magnolia, which Swiss Arabian Inara doesn't. Swiss Arabian Inara adds cassis, rose, musk and benzoin.
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