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The Best Byredo Gypsy Water Dupes 2024

The Best Byredo Gypsy Water Dupes 2024

Byredo Gypsy Water is one of the more popular fragrances from Byredo, and is certainly an in-house favourite. However, with this woody aromatic fragrance comes a very high price tag due to it being the brand's best-seller from its whole range.

What's great about Gypsy water is that it is a unisex fragrance, making it a uniquely feminine and masculine smell at the same time. The minimalistic packaging and incredible amber, vanilla and sandalwood notes is why people love this fragrance so much.

On this page, we will show the best tdupes that smell very similar to the signature scent that Byredo's Gypsy water produces, but at a much lower price. Some of these dupes have a slightly different aroma but capture the sme vibe, whilst some of these replicate Gypsy water in its entirety under the inspired by category.

1) Bijou - Best Overall Byredo Gypsy Water Dupe

Gypsy Water dupe

Bijou is the ultimate Byredo Gypsy water dupe, for cost and quality. This perfume replicates the warm sandalwood and pine needles perfectly, creating the ultimate soft and airy smell just like the original.

Many customers adore this fragrance and find it a perfect match due to the spot on replication of Gypsy water. With this eau de parfum you will find that it even lasts as long as Byredo Gypsy Water due to the complex heart notes and base notes within the ingredients.

2) Collete - Tocca

Collette by Tocca has a slight resemblance to Gypsy Water in the sense that it captures the same vibe. This scent replicates the middle notes well and smells a bit more citrussy with a less woody scent than Gypsy water.

The top notes are very exotic, which create an extravagant smell, reminiscent of rich citrus fruits.

This scent is certainly one to try to do its highly refreshing top notes, and comes in at just a fraction of the price. What's even better this fragrance is great for those with sensitive skin.

3) Lake - Rosie Jane

Lake By Rosie Jane is an excellent Byredo Gypsy water dupe and certainly does not come with a hefty price tag. This fragrance is a close match to Byredo Gypsy Water, with its pine needles note almost being spot on.

With this fragrance, you will get the same pine base notes that you get with Byredo's perfumes. We found this fragrance has great longevity and sticks to your skin and clothes pretty well.

The base notes produce a nice mix which is very sweet and, as stated previously, it certainly has a lot of staying power. If you're after a similar style without having to spend a pretty penny on a fresh fragrance similar to Gypsy Water then be sure to give this a look.

4 ) Call Me Iris - Les Soeurs de Parfum

One of the last Gypsy Water perfume dupes on our list is a viable scent as this Eau de parfum is more of an alternative that has similar characteristics such as beautiful bergamot and vanilla notes. You sldo get the prominent orris root note just like the original.

The fragrance itself is very popular, with many people who flock to purchase this online t when it goes on discount to get it delivered to their homes. It's one of the best Gypsy Water alternatives around, but it does come with an expensive price tag. Coming from a very reputable brand, it will cost you a pretty penny at around £165

5) Water Tilly Tea Dress - Zara

Zara dupes are really popular and they make an abundance of them. This Zara dupe is popular with women and it makes a great Gypsy Water dupe, giving off the same vibe but a bit more elegant and less earthy.

Conclusion

If Byredo’s Gypsy Water is your favourite scent but you want something more affordable and cheaper, these Gypsy Water alternatives are an incredible choice.

All of the fragrances on this list are of amazing quality will last a good amount od time, whilst coming in cheaper than the original - Byredo Gypsy Water is very expensive.

The great thing is finding a Gypsy water alternative has never been easier, and choosing one from this list will save you money and even time.

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