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8.5 / 10 32 Ratings
A new perfume by Parfums de Marly for men, released in 2026. The scent is gourmand-sweet. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is being marketed by Advent International.
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Main accords

Gourmand
Sweet
Spicy
Creamy
Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
AmarettoAmaretto SaffronSaffron BergamotBergamot
Heart Notes Heart Notes
PralinéPraliné Orange blossomOrange blossom CinnamonCinnamon CardamomCardamom
Base Notes Base Notes
Bourbon vanillaBourbon vanilla AmbroxAmbrox Gaiac woodGaiac wood

Perfumers

Ratings
Scent
8.532 Ratings
Longevity
8.729 Ratings
Sillage
8.528 Ratings
Bottle
7.737 Ratings
Value for money
5.630 Ratings
Submitted by Spl3xx · last update on 09/08/2026.
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Interesting Facts
The fragrance is part of the Masculine Signature Collection collection.

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to
Althaïr by Parfums de Marly
Althaïr
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COONZi

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The big brother - but it doesn't quite convince me
Althair Exclusif is definitely the big brother of the regular Althair for me. You can tell that the two are meant to belong together, but in my opinion they still differ quite noticeably.

With Exclusif, the saffron comes through very strongly, immediately giving it a spicier and somewhat darker direction. The warm, creamy vanilla is added to this, making it seem more intense and heavier overall. In contrast, I find the regular Althaïr softer, sweeter and more straightforward.

You can definitely tell that the Althair DNA has been picked up here, but to me, Exclusif still feels like an independent fragrance. That's exactly why I find the comparison to the big brother quite fitting.

However, I do have the feeling that the current Althair hype is also being capitalised on here. Following the success of the regular Althaïr, an even more exclusive version is now being released at a correspondingly high price. To me, it sometimes seems as though they simply want to make some additional money from the hype.

The fragrance is definitely not bad on the contrary, it is high-quality and has strong performance. But personally, I prefer the regular Althair and would also be more likely to choose that one.

8/10 ⭐
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Baily

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"Exclusive"?
The definition of exclusive in this context would be "elitist", "only for a select circle". This raises the question: who exactly was this Althair variant made for?

I was convinced it would appeal more to women, since the cherry note or rather amaretto should lend it a sweet accord.
Now I am testing the "elitist" Althair on my left arm and the regular one on my right. At first - a very medicinal, very stern note stings my nose - cough syrup? It stays that way for a long time. This is neither cherry nor amaretto. More like cherry syrup or amarena liqueur. Very strong sillage. After some time this note evaporates, and I smell the same Althair on both arms. If I am in the mood for a cherry fragrance, I would reach for Duchessa, or Chemin D'Amande, or Lost Cherry. Because they remain cherry-like right through to the end.
So, who was this "exclusive" Althair made for then ;))?
But to each their own - perhaps the gentlemen will find it more interesting after all...

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Vanilla even softer, wood even deeper and creamier. Less orange blossom & synthetic notes in return. Super luxurious and high-quality.
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5
Simply smells like Althaïr with an amaretto note that fades after a while. Not bad, but unnecessary.
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2
More complex, more exciting. With a fruitier opening. Much more interesting to me. As if the OG had been layered with something fruity.
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I would have liked a darker Althair. Too sweet, almost more so than the OG. Not worth the money, you can safely stick with the original.
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5 days ago
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Althair paired with Il Padrino - pleasing and works well, like the two aforementioned fragrances.. Did you need it? Nope
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