Primark Perfume Dupes List For 2024

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The Primark perfume dupes are some of the most popular copies of designer fragrances out there on the high street today. I’ve put together a full list of as many as I can and I am always updating this list. My personal favorite is Powder Blush which is a dupe of Prada’s Candy. Scroll down to see the full list of Primark perfume dupes. 

Not only are they a fraction of the price of very expensive iconic fragrances, they are also in many cases dead ringers for those from designer brands.

Primark’s cheap perfumes have been compared to beautiful scents from the likes of Jo Malone, Marc Jacobs and Chloé. They are a great option if you love designer perfumes but are in search of budget-friendly beauty alternatives.

For example, a small 30ml bottle of a Jo Malone fragrance costs more than £50 alone. The equivalent Primark dupe is currently £8 for a 100ml bottle.

Of course, you may prefer to buy the real deal rather than a cheaper alternative. But if you fancy keeping your expensive scents for special occasions, you may be able to find a perfect dupe in Primark for everyday use.

The List of Primark Perfume Dupes

All the past dupes and the current ones have been included in the list below.

This is for the sake of keeping them all listed in one place just in case they do reappear in your local Primark.

Here is the list:

Primark perfume dupes in alphabetical order

Amber Noir = Jo Malone Oud & Bergamot

Amethyst Haze = Thierry Mugler Alien

Aura = Thierry Mugler Alien as well (this is an older perfume from Primark)

Bella = Marc Jacobs Lola

Blush = Prada Candy

Citron Aqua = Tom Ford Neroli Portofino Aqua

Elements = Paco Rabanne 1 Million

Fire = YSL Libre

Flourish = Gucci Flora Gorgeous Jasmine

Flower Burst = Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb

Free = Yves Saint Laurent Libre

Good Chica = Carolina Herrera Good Girl

Jewelled Berry = Kayali Eden Juicy Apple

Jewelled Citrus = Kayali Citrus

Jewelled Rose = Kayali Vanilla

Love & Kisses = Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb also

Love Amelia = Dolce & Gabbana Pour Femme

Love Emerald = Marc Jacobs Decadence

Love Noir = Lancôme La Vie est Belle

Love Rose = Jimmy Choo Tempting Rose

Love Rose Gold = Chanel Chance

Mandarin Basil = Jo Malone Lime Basil & Mandarin

Midnight Haze = Jo Malone English Pear & Freesia (see also Pear & White Flower)

Midnight Kiss = Paco Rabanne Black XS For Her

Noble Knight = Tom Ford F****** Fabulous

Noble Sport = Givenchy Gentleman

Opal Crush = Dolce and Gabbana L’Imperatrice

Oud Wood = Jo Malone Myrrh & Tonka

Peach Bouquet = Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal

Pear & White Flower = Jo Malone English Pear & Freesia

Pink Blossom = Ralph Lauren Ralph

Pink Me Up = Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue

Polka = Paco Rabanne Lady Million

Pomegranate & Black Tea = Jo Malone Pomegranate Noir

Powder Blush = Prada Candy

Quartz Blush = Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet

Rose Blush = Tom Ford Rose Prick

Rose Oud = Kilian Rose Oud / Jo Malone Velvet Rose & Oud

Santal Dream = Tom Ford Santal Blush

Silk Blush = Le Labo Santal 33

Soft Rose = Chloé Chloé

Summer Blossom = Gucci Flora

Summer Nights = Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium

Sunset Goddess = Estee Lauder Bronze Goddess

Taboo = Maison Francis Kurkdjian Baccarat Rouge 540

Tease = Prada Candy

Tropical Fragrance Balm = Sol de Janeiro Rio Radiance

Tuberose Petals = Victoria’s Secret Bombshell

Vive La Vie = Lancome La Vie Est Belle

White Frost = Tom Ford White Suede

Wild Azalea = YSL Mon Paris

Wild Passion = Victoria’s Secret Bombshell

X Homme = Dior Sauvage

The perfumes listed below were also popular Primark perfumes but I’m yet to discover their dupes. If a complete dupe comes to light the list will be updated.

Bulgarian Rose
I’m a Unicorn
Luminous Peach & Honeysuckle
Orange Blossom
Pink Peony & Tonka Bean
Vanilla Absolute

The problem with discontinued fragrances

Finding out a high street store has a great dupe of one of your favourite perfumes causes a lot of excitement.

This is especially true when it’s an exact copy of one of the much coveted Jo Malone scents.

Quite often, when Primark brings out a new perfume range it’s only a limited edition.

At other times, Primark will just discontinue something from its range.

Sadly, lots of the most famous Primark dupes are no longer available in a Primark store or on their website.

You can find them online, but they tend to be at inflated prices.

However, it’s possible Primark will bring back some of these discontinued and limited edition perfumes.

The Aldi perfume dupes do occasionally come back in stock, so let’s hope Primark do the same.

Are Primark perfumes cruelty free?

Yes they are cruelty free.

All of Primark’s own brand cosmetics and beauty products have never been tested on animals.

This is unlike many of the designer brands that Primark’s perfumes copy. 

Where to buy them

You can head to the Primark website to see their current range of fragrances. You can go to your local store to buy them.

Room sprays, reed diffusers and hand washes

It’s not just Primark perfumes that are dupes for designer scents.

Primark also often brings out home fragrances and hand washes that bear a striking resemblance to those from Jo Malone.

I also remember a while back having hand creams from Primark that were strikingly similar to the cult classic hand cream from L’Occitane.

Why do companies make perfume copies?

High street brands know just how popular these designer scents are.

After making copies of them, they usually receive a flurry of press and excitement among the perfume-loving public. 

This results in higher levels of sales and a growing fanbase of bargain hunters. 

A copy or a dupe is a fragrance that smells exactly (or almost exactly) like another one.

The dupe is usually much less expensive than the one it’s copying.

More dupes

Don’t forget this list of the perfume dupes from Zara, or this extensive list of dupes of Flowerbomb from Viktor & Rolf. You can also simply check out the full round up of designer perfume copies. 

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