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These £12.99 Boots fragrances smell like rival luxury Chanel and Glossier perfumes

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On your next Boots trip where you inevitably pick up a plethora of products you didn’t initially go in for, maybe wander over to the new-in aisle and discover Boots’ latest release. Long overdue, the highstreet hero has released five new fragrances in its collection, Boots Last Note, all priced at an extremely reasonable £12.99.

The idea of the eau de parfums is for there to be a lasting impression, for you to feel the lingering ‘last note’.

We’ve recently seen just how good high street brands can be, with M&S’ Studio perfumes and Apothecary line being firm favourites. The natural next step for Boots has not disappointed, with no skimping on quality, despite the pleasing price.

The five scents hit all profiles from musky to fresh – including Into the Orchard (£12.99, Boots.com), a fruitier spritz with a warm depth, and Soft Island Drift (£12.99, Boots.com), something for those after their next holiday scent.

These are the three scents that I think hit all the right notes.

Boots Last Note Eau de Parfum Vanilla Portrait

Boots Last Note Eau de Parfum Vanilla Portrait

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Dupe for: Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Intense 50ml, £117, Harrods.com

With top notes of Bergamot and Peach, balanced out but the warm base notes of Vanilla, Amber and Musk, Boots have created a scent profile that feels mature for Vanilla instead of a typical sickly sweet fragrance. The floral notes of Rose, Patchouli and Jasmine work harmoniously to sooth the sweetness and create a scent similar to Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Intense.

Boots Last Note Eau de Parfum Echoes of You

Boots Last Note Eau de Parfum Echoes of You

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The perfect everyday scent, Echoes of You provides that just stepped out the shower, clean but not overpowering smell. The opening notes of pink pepper and balm move seamlessly into iris, cashmere musk and the driving note, lily of the valley. Think crisp but airy spring morning. The Boots fragrance evokes similar feelings to the slightly softer, Glossier You, which shares notes of Iris and Pink Pepper.

Boots Last Note Eau de Parfum Velvet Bouquet

Boots Last Note Eau de Parfum Velvet Bouquet

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Dupe for: Giorgio Armani My Way 50ml, £102, Boots.com

A contemporary floral fragrance that rivals Giorgio Armani My Way, Velvet Bouquet exudes a fresh but soft scent profile. The initial hit of bergamot, mandarin, pear and baies rose smoothly settle into jasmine, neroli, orange flower and rose. To counter the fragrance from veering into grandma-esque territory, the base notes of musk, ambrette, amber, vanilla and kashmir fusion keep the scent warm and not overpoweringly floral.

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