No.161 Phantom

Rabanne Phantom built its identity on a futuristic, tech-forward take on the aromatic fougere - creamy lavender fused with zesty lemon and a warm, sweet woody-vanilla base that feels both energetic and comforting at once. Eden's No.161 follows the same route: a lively citrus opening of lemon and bergamot gives way to a soft, addictive lavender heart before settling into vanilla and woody musk. It's a fresh, confident scent that works well for daytime wear and office settings, matching the original's easy versatility. The main difference shows up in the base - the real Phantom has a slightly metallic, futuristic sheen to its woods that gives it a more distinctive signature, while this version settles into a more generic sweet woody-musk finish. Performance is decent for the price but won't match the original's day-long presence. A solid everyday option for fans of clean, modern aromatic fragrances who don't need the smart-bottle gimmick.