Dossier - Eau de Parfum - Ambery Cherry - Inspired by T.Ford Lost Cherry - Perfume Luxury - Pure Infused - Paraben Free - Vegan - For Women Men Unisex - Fragrance 1.7 Fl oz (Spray 50ml)

My new fav perfume! It’s amazing

Review says it; on my third bottle. I have my tried and true fragrances at home, but when one of my lifelong favorites stopped producing their fragrance oil, I was on the hunt to find something else. Price is a thing, I don’t spend big $$$ on fragrances. I had tried DedCool’s recently and loved these scent, but couldn’t do the price, especially since it didn’t last. It needed multiple reapplies per day, and wasn’t worth it in the end. I was hesitant to buy somethin online without smelling it first, but after screening reviews for a few days and going over the scent profiles, I landed on Ambery Cherry. I have not smelled Lost Cherry, to be clear, but Dossier’s fragrance smells delicious and I became a fan right away. The bottle is heavy in the hand and pleasing to look at, love the magnetic cap. Feels like luxury at an affordable price. The fragrance is super wearable; my husband wears it also and it melds great with his body chemistry. The biggest thing? It LASTS. The scent stays all day, I like reapplying once maybe just cause. But the staying power is great. I get the same 1.7oz of product as DedCool; but that 1.7oz has lasted me around 5mos, as opposed to the DedCool running out in around 2mos because it had no staying power. Nothing bad to say, really. Price, quality, packaging, it’s all there. I did sort of take a gamble buying it without smelling, but I have favorite fragrance profiles/bases that I can typically pick out as a favorite without smelling. I picked this one based on that, and it was a great fit. Reviewing cause I’m back for my third bottle now, so it’s probably worth leaving a review! I’ve also got the scent floral marshmallow and slice of heaven. Somehow the other two are both excellent, but I don’t reach for them as often since they have very distinct feels. Marshmallow is very sweet without also smelling cheap—like drugstory cotton candy perfume or something, it smells great with dry down, but just depends on mood. All of them I’ve tried so far smell amazing out of the bottle and dry down to soft, yummy scents that linger. Again, I tend to go for something more along the lines of ambery cherry. A little spicier, warm, sweet but not too much so. Anyway, I’m not a big perfume person, I just know that this smells really good. I have loved Jo Malone over the years and treasured a few bottles, but never wore them consistently because of price. I’d say the quality is up there, and it’d be cool to see Dossier do a Jo Malone dupe.

I was in the market for something with a prominent cherry note to it and the reviews I read ALWAYS compared the item being reviewed to Lost Cherry, as if it's the gold standard of cherry scents. So, naturally, I scurried off to look at that product. I took one look at the price and scurried right back. Long story short, I ended up buying a .27 oz travel size of Lost Cherry from a fragrance discounter just to see if I even liked it. I did, but I still didn't like the price. Then I ran across this Dossier Ambery Cherry, a reputable dupe inspired by Lost Cherry. The reviews were good and the price for this 1.7 ounce bottle was almost identical to the price I paid for the .27 ounce travel size of Lost Cherry. And, most importantly, I noted no discernable differences in the scent. I know a cherry scent isn’t for everyone, so if you don't like a cherry scent in general, you won't like this, either. But for people who like Lost Cherry, or the idea of it, but can't justify the cost, this is a great substitute. To those who suggest the scent disappears quickly, I'll add this: I've been told many times the key to a longer lasting fragrance is to apply it to well-hydrated skin. I normally put this on after showering and exfoliating, over the top of whatever vanilla-based body oil I'm in the mood for, and the scent lasts an amazingly long time. I'm not a fragrance expert, but I know what I like - and I like this. :)

I was looking for a good dupe for Tom Ford’s Lost in Cherry and this one was perfect. It smells really sweet and actually has stronger cherry notes than its legit counterpart. I would say the Tom Ford’s perfume definitely last longer, however, this is worth the price and the buy. Stays on for a while. I’ve gotten many compliments

I'm a man and I have a couple of Unisex parfums from Dossier and they work for me and so I decided to take a risk on this one and I think it's pretty far over the line for me. I'll check with a couple of friends but it has some pretty strong "high" notes that I associate with women. It is quite a potent parfum and I see the high reviews but I'm pretty sure I'll need to gift this to a friend. The other unisex parfums from Dossier I wear are Baccarat Rouge 540 (Ambery Saffron) that I layer with Le Labo Santo 33 (Woody Sandalwood) and that pairing works well for me but I would guess most men might not dare. :-)

I am absolutely in love with this perfume. I first saw it in target, I fell in love with the scent. I get migraines from most perfume so I sprayed it on an article of clothing that I could remove if it started to bother me. It didn't. So I drove up to target again did the same thing and no migraine. So I searched Amazon, found it and purchased it. I have worn it every day and I couldn't be happier.