We list it as a match for one original, Tom Ford Lost Cherry. Owners score it 7 for accuracy and 7 for longevity, from $49. The Scent File Pick for Lost Cherry is ALT Fragrances Cherry Smash.
Two separate scores, never averaged: how close it smells, and how long it lasts.
Against Tom Ford Lost Cherry, Dossier Ambery Cherry scores accuracy 7 — recognizable but not identical. A strong buy if you want the vibe cheaply; if that scent is a daily signature, the original keeps a real edge on precision.
Every pairing shows where it comes from and how far we trust it.
Twelve reviewers who know Lost Cherry compare the two. Seven find it practically identical or extremely close, three find it close but a little different, and two say it leans to almond and is not Lost Cherry. Most report long wear; one gives five to six hours.
“I spray one on my left wrist and the other on my right wrist and there is absolutely no noticeable difference.”
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The first 3 of the other 4 matches we list for Tom Ford Lost Cherry, in our ranking.
Five reviewers who know Lost Cherry compare the two and all find it close, from about ninety percent to the closest they have smelled; one prefers it to the Tom Ford. It is reported as very strong and long lasting, all day on skin and days on fabric.
Adjacent cherry-almond-pistachio gourmand territory; softer and creamier than Lost Cherry's boozy finish.
FragranticaWhat it clones
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