6 Perfumes that Smell Similar to Eilish

Eilish EDP is a celebrity fragrance that has really taken off in popularity since its release. Testing it out myself, I have to say, it is one of the better examples of musicians launching a perfume brand. That being the case, there are now those who want something that smells similar or very close to what you get with Eilish EDP (or No. 2) for cheaper. This is my ongoing list of scents that meet the qualifications.

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What fragrances smell similar to Eilish EDP?

A Good Impression

Nebras by Lattafa– Lattafa is a brand that has been putting out a lot of pretty close impressions of some famous scents. Nebras is one that smells an awfully lot like Eilish EDP, though, with some slight differences.

The cacao in Eilish seems more prominent to my nose and that minty/menthol sort of coolness, smells better in the Eilish version.

But, the vanilla and overall experience is a bit smoother with Nebras. It’s like a slightly altered and more refined version, with a few more hours of wear. Personally, I get over 8 hours with Eilish EDP, and think the performance is really solid.

This one might not save any money in comparison, but it might be preferable or easy to find than Eilish is at times.

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Bill-ish Inspired

Bill-ish by Dua Brand– It’s interesting to see that brands like Dua are now doing their own ‘inspired version’ of Eilish. Well, Bill-ish, is their take on the sweet perfume blend.

I haven’t tried this one out. But, I’m putting it on the list anyway, since I’ve tried a ton of Dua’s scents and they usually get very close to the fragrance that they’re aiming at. It has all of the same notes, but the weighting may just be slightly off.

I’d say expect 85-95% similarities, based on my past experience with this brand. So, if you want another cheaper option that closely tracks what Eilish EDP does, this is probably a safe bet.

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A Slight Mod

Mod Vanilla by Ariana Grande– This is another scent with a similar style, that’s not going to be a one to one match. Personally, I prefer Billie’s perfume versus this Ariana fragrance.

Vanilla, cocoa butter, praline, musk, and plum. The latter note adds a light tartness, to a sweet and musky vanilla mix. This one is somewhat sugary, just not to the same extent. It feels a bit messy in the opening, but I like this more when the vanilla note gets going.

It’s almost like a different version of Cloud, where the vanilla note is ramped up, and some sugar/powdery elements are infused into the mix. Sort of a mid-point between Cloud and Eilish.

The performance here is good, lasting on my skin for about 8.5 hours during testing. Not amazing, but another likeable perfume option. Mod Vanilla Review

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Sugary Vanilla

Vanilla 28 by Kayali- Vanilla 28 isn’t an exact one to one match, but with its use of brown sugar, vanilla, musk, and woods…it certainly inhabits a similar space to our target. But, I actually do like this one, it’s one of Kayali’s better fragrances.

Early on, it’s about the tonka bean and brown sugar notes. This one doesn’t have the red berries or cocoa, that are found in Eilish. Later, it’ll be more of a mix of vanilla, sugar, and musk notes.

Not a super complicated perfume, but the scents from this brand are also built to be layered. Doesn’t have the same level of depth as Eilish, just an easy to wear mix of sweet sugary vanilla, that’s a lot of fun. Vanilla 28 Review

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Nutty Chocolate with a Spice

Yes I Am Delicious– Another similar style entry to the list. But, be advised that this one doesn’t come with the major vanilla note like Eilish. That’s a pretty big difference, but it is still there, just not nearly in the same amount. Creamy and sweet, blended with the other ingredients.

Yes I Am Delicious  really goes heavy with the chocolate, more so the hazelnut. You get both a refined sort of dark chocolate, raw cacao, and the nuttiness. Super rich and delectable.

Up top you will get mandarin orange with a spicy cardamom before the sweets-fest begins. The floral notes are more present in the back end. Jasmine and orange blossom. Warm and cozy for the colder months.

It’s a nice and easy to wear perfume from Cacharel, that gives you more spice and an added hazel nut.

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Eilish No. 2 Similarities

6 Place Saint Sulpice by YSL– 6 Place Saint Sulpice is deep and rich, more niche than the rest on this list. Leather, saffron, lavender, labdanum, and tonka bean.

It doesn’t favor the original Eilish, rather, it is a more well put together version of Eilish No. 2. The less heralded and very different perfume from Billie.

At times it’s creamy. Then, it’ll be smoky and very woody while sitting on top of the ever-present leather note. I’ve only come across this scent once, the leather almost felt more of a suede to me.

One aspect, that Eilish 2.0 definitely doesn’t have. Eilish isn’t as smoky with its woods either and has a definite sweeter aroma, in comparison to the YSL.

It’s warm, spice, nutty, woody, smoky. and has a lot of depth. But, for the right person, this is gold.

Now, this is going to run you in the $250 per bottle range. So, Saint Sulpice probably won’t be for most folks, but it’s a very good perfume for some.