90%

Craze EDP

Armaf   Dupe
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Pegasus Eau de Parfum bottle Pegasus EDP
EDP Concentration EDP
M Gender M
2011 Year -
££ Price Tier £
Craze Eau de Parfum bottle Craze EDP
Our Verdict

Pegasus by Parfums de Marly and Craze by Armaf both aim for the same almond-vanilla profile, but they diverge in execution and sophistication. Pegasus is renowned for its balanced blend of creamy sweetness and powdery elegance, offering a rich, nutty character that feels luxurious and seductive. Craze attempts to emulate this with a similar scent profile but might lack the nuanced depth and lasting power of Pegasus. If you're seeking a more refined olfactory experience with a plush finish, Pegasus is your go-to. For those on a budget who want a similar scent journey, Craze provides a wallet-friendly alternative.

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Which Should You Buy?

Choose Pegasus if...
  • You prefer a refined scent.
  • You want a fragrance with lasting power.
  • You enjoy a rich, nutty character.
Choose Craze if...
  • You're on a budget.
  • You want a similar scent at a lower cost.
  • You don't mind less nuanced depth.
Our Verdict - Pegasus EDP
Pegasus is a powerhouse almond-vanilla fragrance that balances creamy sweetness with powdery elegance and an unmistakably rich, nutty character. Distinctive, seductive, and plush.
Acquired
Our Verdict - Craze EDP
Craze is a fiercely divisive beast of a scent. Some rave about its rich almond and vanilla, calling it a no-brainer dupe, while others are utterly repulsed, likening it to cleaning products or even worse. Best to sample this one before committing; it's a love-it-or-hate-it affair.
Acquired

Scent Profile

How They Wear

Showing: Overall Blend

Mood

Mood Energising
Calming
Character Playful
Serious
Sentiment Uplifting
Brooding
Pegasus EDP
Craze EDP

Notes

Shared Notes
Heliotrope 28% vs 39%
Cumin 25% vs 33%
Bergamot 24% vs 27%
Only in Pegasus
Pink Pepper 22%
Shared Notes
Almond 34% vs 37%
Lavender 33% vs 22%
Jasmine 31% vs 21%
Only in Craze
Sage 19%
Shared Notes
Vanilla 23% vs 41%
Sandalwood 21% vs 28%
Amber 20% vs 30%
Only in Pegasus
Musk 17% Cedar 17%

Accords

Pegasus Craze
Almond
100%
Vanilla
95%
70%
Powdery
80%
65%
Nutty
63%
60%
Sweet
58%
18%
Fruity
58%
Floral
56%
33%
Fresh Spicy
55%
Amber
52%
45%
Woody
50%
100%
95%
Powdery shared
70%
80%
Nutty shared
65%
63%
Sweet shared
60%
58%
Fruity shared
18%
58%
56%
Fresh Spicy shared
33%
55%
52%
Woody shared
45%
50%

Performance

Pegasus Craze
Long (6-10h)
Longevity
Long (6-10h)
Strong
Projection
Moderate
Strong
Intensity
Strong

Season and Occasion Fit

Pegasus

Seasons

Best For:
Autumn Winter
Also Works:
Spring

Rich almond, creamy vanilla, and warm powdery notes make Pegasus shine in cooler months, especially fall and winter. Its density can feel cloying in heat but is uplifting in early spring.

Occasions

Best For:
Date Formal
Also Works:
Casual

Its opulent sweetness and assertive projection make it ideal for dates and nights out, but it risks overpowering in close office or sporty settings. Works well for formal events that call for a unique, memorable scent.

Craze

Seasons

Best For:
Spring Autumn Winter

Versatile across every season - no clear seasonal preference from wearers.

Occasions

Best For:
Date Casual

Given its strong projection and often mentioned intensity, Craze is perhaps a bit too much for a confined office space. Its warm, nutty-vanilla profile makes it excellent for dates or casual outings, especially in cooler weather, but it lacks the universal appeal for formal events.

Similarity Breakdown

How alike these two fragrances smell, scored from their full scent profiles.

Overall scent match
90%
Key Similarities

Both lean powdery, nutty, sweet

Key Differences

Subtle differences in overall composition

Where to buy

Pegasus EDP
Craze EDP
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