Lidl, the German-based discount supermarket chain, has become popular for offering high-quality products at affordable prices. As part of it’s range, Lidl has ventured into the world of perfumes with it’s own line of fragrances that have become known for their uncanny similarity to high-end perfumes. Lidl has taken the fragrance world by storm with the release of several perfume dupes over the years. We've all got a go-to fragrance or two, with many of us opting for one of the best perfumes of all time as a dressing table staple. But fragrance is a luxury and many popular scents carry a hefty price tag, so when it comes to getting a replacement you might be considering seeking out a more affordable option. It's not always easy, however, and finding the perfect perfume dupe can be a difficult job, as the difference between cheap and expensive perfumes isn't always obvious, and cheaper options aren't usually the best long-lasting perfumes.

The Lidl Aguamarina spray has a refreshing aroma thats almost addictive. It’s not too overpowering and definitely not in your face like some fragrances. The scent is pleasant to the senses, as it smells like the tangy-sweet concoction of lemon groves in the Mediterranean. It also has a sea-like freshness that adds a relaxing touch to the experience. Scroll down to see the full list of Lidl’s perfumes, both past and present, and their relevant designer dupe. But if you see Suddenly on the box in a Lidl store, know that it is one of Lidl’s own perfumes which are listed below.

Lidl also has copies of Angel by Thierry Mugler, Light Blue by Dolce & Gabbana, and Ghost Luminous. So the reality is, it really does smell EXACTLY like Chanel No. 5, but only lasts about five hours unlike the real thing. For me, it’s hard to justify paying out for the real bottle now there’s an incredible alternative. Suddenly Diamonds – Boss Orange by Hugo Boss dupe

Chalou promises to be fruity and sweet. A watery fruit and a wet peony create a pleasurable sensation. The rose appears promptly, just too powdery on my skin, and the opening is soapy with a juicy fruit note that should be lychee, juicy with pink accents. The rose is bright, full of acid, and slightly honeyed. An almost metallic edge completes the sharpness of acidity running through the sweetness, and a green-grassy character prevents everything from turning into a box of frosting. They perfectly balanced it like a superb wine: the sweetness, acidity, and herbaceous accords create perfect harmony. Unlike most fragrances which boast a bright and spicy opening, here we find a dominant British rose, delicate and suave, so dusty, dewy, seductive, The finish is the most heavenly woody and amber composition I have ever experienced on my skin as far as feminine classified fragrances are concerned. I have a lot of musks and nothing in this perfume is sweet, not even the supposed amber accord at its base. Chalou keeps the acidity well even in the bottom. I go nuts for the rose dewy petals and cedarwood dry shavings blend. It’s not so light though as to be a skin scent. It is noticeable in terms of projection and lasts a decent amount of time. After some attempts with unedifying results Mrs. von Spee and I were found with this fragrance, with which, as usual with Aldi and Lidl, is saved on the design, on the assignment of a meaningful name and everything else, but it also costs only under (!) 5 euros.Overall, Suddenly Femelle is a fresh and feminine fragrance that’s perfect for everyday wear. It’s soft and pretty without being overly cloying, and the fruity top notes ensure that it’s not too heavy. The scent has a nice balance of sweetness and warmth, making it a great year-round perfume. Femelle is a fruity and floral scent with a sense of oriental mystery in its last notes. From the first spray of the perfume, it is immediately clear that the fragrance is a sweet and greedy elixir and does not apologize for it. It opens with a strongly fruity and sweet flavor that provides a crisp and clear starting point for this floral fragrance. Fruit, lots of sweet and juicy ripe pear along with an artificial type of strawberry smell you might find in gummy candies. So intense, fruity in the face. The mushy top notes of the perfume allow for a sweet start to the fragrance, with the smell of pear moving to the beginning of the perfume followed by a wave of berry scent. The German supermarket has produced copies of expensive perfumes from designer brands at a fraction of the price. Cacharels Amor Amor is also a popular Lidl perfume dupe. Amor Amor is known for it’s sweet and fruity scent and is often worn by women on special occasions.

The fragrance is housed in a simple, yet elegant bottle, with a beautiful gold lid that adds a touch of luxury to the design. The bottle is also very handy and portable, making it easy to carry around in your bag or purse. Lovely meets as a (very pleasing) modern, fresh, cool, somewhat sporty fragrance. Who had expected because of the (probably strangled) name with flowery stuff, sweet tooth or Balzhilfsstoffe, will be disappointed. Lidl has created their fragrances to dupe, or mimic, the scents of a number of many people’s designer favourites.

Conclusion

This isn’t the first time Lidl has come up with a fragrance that’s similar to a high-end brand. The supermarket chain has been known to surprise consumers with it’s affordable dupes of luxury perfumes. And with the launch of Chalou, Lidl once again proves that one doesn’t have to break the bank to smell luxurious. The use of synthetics is not shied away, but that is not only since Cool Water yes also no longer treated as a capital offense. The freshness sounds here but less aquatic than, hereby related, ozonig-etherisch. I feel reminded of Mirage by Harry Lehmann. That Lehmann felt by me as a summer heat fragrance par excellence I like very well, unfortunately, hardly anyone knows him, so that the cross-reference will help most readers nothing. Lidl, the leading discount supermarket chain, has recently launched a range of fragrances under their own-brand label, Suddenly. The collection features a range of scents that cater to different preferences and moods, with options for both men and women. The sudden appearance of these fragrances on Lidl's shelves has caused quite a stir in the industry, with many wondering if the quality of these products can match up to more established perfume brands. However, the popularity of the Suddenly range suggests that Lidl has indeed hit the nail on the head, providing affordable yet luxurious fragrances for everyday wear. In this article, we delve deeper into what makes the Suddenly range so special and explore the various scents on offer. Which Lidl Perfume Smells Like Chloe? It opens with a blast of fresh bergamot, combined with some floral notes such as peony and jasmine. The heart of the scent is a creamy white musk that gives it a beautiful, powdery finish. The overall effect is very feminine and elegant, perfect for everyday wear, but also suitable for special occasions. The Lidl perfume dupes include copies of feminine scents like Chanel No. 5, Boss Orange for Women, and Cacharel’s Amor Amor.