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4 clones found

Armaf Club de Nuit Woman

by Armaf

● Top pickHigh match

~$20–30

Suddenly (Lidl) Madame Glamour

by Suddenly (Lidl)

Moderate match

~$6–15

Alexandria Fragrances Serene

by Alexandria Fragrances

Moderate match

~$40–55

Al Haramain L'Aventure Femme

by Al Haramain

Moderate match

~$25–35

Coco Mademoiselle Intense (2018) is a warmer, sweeter, more oriental spin on the classic orange-bergamot / rose-jasmine / patchouli-vanilla Coco Mademoiselle DNA, dialing up amber, tonka and patchouli for a denser, cozier drydown. Honest caveat: almost all clone-house consensus is built around the ORIGINAL Coco Mademoiselle EDP, not the Intense specifically, so the picks below are the dupes that lean warmest/sweetest/most patchouli-forward and therefore drift closest to the Intense direction. Armaf's Club de Nuit Woman is the most repeatedly-cited clone-house match and is frequently described as 'splitting the difference' between the original and the Intense thanks to its heavier patchouli-rose. The famous Lidl budget dupe Suddenly Madame Glamour also skews sweeter/more patchouli+vanilla than the base, and Alexandria's Serene is a well-regarded extrait rendition. None is marketed as an Intense-specific clone, so treat these as strong Coco Mademoiselle-family matches rather than exact Intense replicas; confidence is moderate for that reason.

Questions

What is the cheapest dupe for Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Intense?
Suddenly (Lidl) Madame Glamour is the cheapest community-vetted dupe of Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Intense, typically around $6–15.
What is the closest clone to Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Intense?
Armaf Club de Nuit Woman is the community's top pick, rated a high match.
How many dupes of Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Intense are there?
4 community-vetted dupes of Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Intense: Armaf Club de Nuit Woman, Suddenly (Lidl) Madame Glamour, Alexandria Fragrances Serene, Al Haramain L'Aventure Femme.

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