Zara Wednesday I M Most Grateful
4.1
Overall
Accords
fruity
floral
powdery
woody
sweet
fresh
Notes Pyramid
Top
PearFreesiaPink Pepper
Heart
Apple BlossomVioletOrchid
Base
SandalwoodVanillaCedar
Community Verdict
Pros & Cons
- ✅ I still have a tester of Mojave Ghost so I have the chance to compare them side by side and indeed Wednesday is a very close dupe. Obviously Mojave Ghost is more nuanced and complex and I like the actual scent of it a bit more than Wednesday. ... Still, I'd say they're nearly 90% the same and if you don't analyze them next to each other it would be much harder to tell.
- ✅ This scent to me is the fruity scent for the ‘clean girl’. To my nose, it is a light and fresh pear scent, with some slight musk. The pear is not too sweet or too loud. It gives a clean, refreshing feeling suitable for mild/warmer days in the spring and summer.
- ✅ This is an amazing dupe for Mojave Ghost. I bought this fragrance about 1 week ago because I really liked it in the store. Especially the realistic burst of pear in the opening. ... It dries down to a floral powdery laundry scent.
- ✅ This is a very good dupe for Byredo Mojave Ghost, apart from the opening which is slightly different. I adore Mojave Ghost and this one as well.
- ✅ If the color Periwinkle has a smell it would be this scent, very befitting bottle color for the scent, Impressive scent love at first sniff, ... such a pleasant floral-fruity airy unisex fragrance
- ✅ I love it, I love the pear and the floral.
- ✅ This is an amazing dupe for Mojave Ghost.
- ✅ If the color Periwinkle has a smell it would be this scent.
- ❌ This smells like the dry down of Mojave Ghost but somehow it is very cloying and kind of off smelling. It’s an overly sweet sandalwood with a very ripe, just about to turn, pear note. The longevity and projection are very poor as well. Not for me!
- ❌ This smells like the dry down of Mojave Ghost but somehow it is very cloying and kind of off smelling.
- ❌ The longevity and projection are very poor as well. Not for me!
- ❌ A little bit Febreeze-ey to me.
