Best Versace Eros Dupes 2026, Ranked

For Versace Eros dupes focused on the Eau de Toilette, our pick is OLFx Greek God, which we make. One page offers a 50 ml Extrait de Parfum spray for $36.99 and a 10 ml Roll-On perfume oil for $14.99. Size for size at 1.7 oz (50 ml), Ulta's site listed Versace Eros Eau de Toilette at $105.00, about $2.09 per ml, against $36.99, about $0.74 per ml, for the OLFx Greek God spray on the OLFx product page (both checked September 23, 2026). CA Perfume Eros was $34.99 for 50 ml; Perfumania listed the original 1.7 oz EDT at $78.95 (seller pages checked September 18, 2026).

Updated September 2026

Disclosure: This is OLFx's own store; OLFx makes and sells Greek God, listed first below as our pick; prices come from checked US listings; no OLFx wear test of similarity, longevity or projection. OLFx is an independent brand and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Versace. Brand names are used for comparison only.

OLFx Greek God: 50 ml Extrait de Parfum spray $36.99; 10 ml Roll-On perfume oil $14.99, both on one product page (OLFx product page, checked September 18, 2026). Compare the OLFx Greek God formats →

We ship the OLFx Greek God spray worldwide.

Which Versace Eros are we matching?

This comparison follows Versace Eros Eau de Toilette, the edition Perfumania dates to 2012, and OLFx Greek God's page names that EDT as its reference (Perfumania and OLFx pages, checked September 18, 2026). The Eros name now appears on more than one release: Eau de Parfum, Parfum, Flame and Energy are separate editions. A product that names one of those is not automatically an alternative to the EDT discussed here.

This matters before price or note comparisons. The original EDT is the mint-and-green-apple reference in the Ulta listing; the versions should not be merged into one imagined “Eros” bottle. Our checked set contains no verified alternative specifically for Eros Energy. Good Fragrance Co Aegean Flame, for example, names Eros Flame rather than the EDT as its inspiration, so we do not rank it with the EDT-targeted products.

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What Versace Eros actually costs in the US

Ulta's US site listed Versace Eros Eau de Toilette 1.7 oz at its $105.00 full retail price, in stock when checked September 18, 2026. Perfumania, a discounter, listed 1.0 oz at $39.95, 1.7 oz at $78.95, 3.4 oz at $99.95 and 6.7 oz at $132.95, also in stock on its site on that date; its 3.4 oz tester was sold out. These are different seller offers, not a universal price for the original.

The size-for-size comparison uses Ulta's 1.7 oz price and the OLFx 50 ml spray price: about $2.09 per ml against about $0.74 per ml (Ulta and OLFx product pages, checked September 23, 2026). It compares listed prices for different products, not their compositions or smell. Perfumania's offers are worth seeing in the table as dated retail facts; availability and discounts can change. Before buying an original bottle, check its edition, size and current checkout price rather than relying on a general claim that Eros “costs” one amount.

Our table keeps the original outside the numbered alternative ranking.

Versace Eros dupes: US price and format table

Prices checked September 18, 2026 on each seller's own US page; OLFx price from the live product page.

Every table row states the size behind its calculation. CA Perfume's 8 ml format and its body oils sit in the same seller row but retain their own sizes and prices. The original appears after the alternatives with “not ranked” in the product name. A number in the per-ml column is a calculation, not an award for a bottle, and it says nothing about how close a scent is to the original. Check a current product page before placing an order.

What a Versace Eros alternative should get right

Ulta lists mint oil, Italian lemon and green apple at the top of the Versace Eros EDT note pyramid. The middle names Venezuelan tonka bean, ambroxan and geranium flower; the base names Madagascar vanilla, vetiver, an oakmoss accord and Virginia and Atlas cedarwood (Ulta site, checked September 18, 2026). Ulta classifies it as aromatic and as a fresh oriental woody scent. Perfumania's description also mentions fresh citrus, then geranium, tonka and ambroxan, with vanilla and woods later (Perfumania site, checked September 18, 2026).

Those retailer lists give the buyer a way to state the target: a cold green mint-apple-citrus opening and a warmer sweet-woody continuation. They are not the ingredient list of OLFx Greek God or any other candidate. OLFx's own page lists mint, green apple and lemon, then tonka and geranium, with vanilla, vetiver and cedar, and describes a movement from cold green to warm sweet (checked September 18, 2026). That is its maker's declared interpretation of the EDT direction, not a documented similarity score.

Confirm the edition and format on each seller's page; no wear test establishes similarity here.

How we compared them

We kept products whose sellers explicitly point toward Versace Eros EDT or its original 2012 direction. Then we read each seller's US product page for the offered format, size, listed price and availability. We did not assign numerical scent-match points or rank bottles by performance: no side-by-side wear test was run. OLFx Greek God leads because this is our store and our pick, as disclosed above. The other entries follow the order shown in the table and are described through their own pages, without outside purchase links.

The number-three tie does not assert that the two fragrances smell equally close. Prices are dated facts; check the seller's page before you order.

1. OLFx Greek God — our pick

We make this one, so it goes first — compare it with the others on the same criteria below. Its product page names Versace Eros Eau de Toilette as the reference and lists mint, green apple and lemon above tonka, geranium, vanilla, vetiver and cedar. OLFx labels the 50 ml spray Extrait de Parfum and lists it at $36.99, with a 10 ml Roll-On perfume oil at $14.99 on the same page, in stock when checked September 18, 2026. The page describes its arc as cold and green moving toward warm and sweet.

That note list and price are a concrete way to decide whether the direction interests you. They do not establish how Greek God smells next to a Versace bottle in a blind test. If you want the original branded EDT, choose the original from a current retailer listing. If you want our separate interpretation and a choice of spray or Roll-On on one page, Compare the OLFx Greek God formats →.

2. CA Perfume Eros

CA Perfume's US site presented Eros as an EDP Spray in 50 ml at $34.99, 100 ml at $44.99 and 8 ml at $16.99, all in stock when checked September 18, 2026. Its Body Oil appeared at 10 ml for $19.99 and 4 ml for $16.99 on the same seller's site. These are the seller's format labels and prices, not an OLFx judgment about strength or wear.

The main distinction for a buyer is the menu of sizes and the fact that the oils are separately labeled Body Oil. Do not assume an 8 ml spray and a 10 ml oil answer the same use case. CA Perfume names the Eros direction; we have not verified a measured match or compared its EDP label against the original EDT in use.

3. Dossier Ambery Mint

Dossier's US page listed Ambery Mint at $29 for guests and $26.10 for members, 50 ml / 1.7 oz, in stock when checked September 18, 2026. It labels the product Eau de Toilette. Membership changes the stated price, so a shopper should make sure the checkout price reflects the purchase terms they actually have.

The table uses the guest price as its displayed reference; we did not smell this candidate beside the original.

3. Good Fragrance Co Aegean Fire

Good Fragrance Co listed Aegean Fire for $29.99 with a 50 ml / 1.7 oz size in its description, in stock when checked September 18, 2026. Its page calls the format an oil-based extrait and links the inspiration to the Eros EDT target. That label belongs to the seller; it is not a standardized outcome from our tests.

This tied placement does not claim that either bottle outperforms the other.

5. DUA Greatness

DUA's US page listed Greatness as a 34 ml / 1.1 fl oz Extrait de Parfum for $33.00, in stock when checked September 18, 2026. The seller describes its target as “Eros Vintage 2012 Formulation.” That wording points to the original-era EDT direction; it is the seller's positioning, not proof of the composition.

The bottle is a different size from the 50 ml options; check both spend and volume.

6. Oh It's Natural Zulu

Oh It's Natural labeled Zulu an Eros Cologne Oil and listed a 10 ml roll-on at $14.95, in stock when checked September 18, 2026. It belongs in this set because the seller names the Eros reference, but it is a perfume-oil format rather than a 50 ml spray. The lower total price reflects a smaller bottle and a different application method; it should not be read as a finding about scent match.

This is a useful row for someone specifically seeking a roll-on, and the table gives its per-ml calculation so the volume is not hidden. We did not verify a roll-on sold by Versace. Decide whether the application style and available size fit your purchase, then check the seller's live page for any change.

Popular picks that miss the Eros EDT target

Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Man comes up in Eros discussions, but Armaf's own page does not position it against Eros. Armaf lists apple, bergamot, blackcurrant, pineapple and lemon above rose, birch and jasmine, with musk, ambergris, patchouli and vanilla at the base; its US page showed 6.8 oz at $65.00 and 8.45 oz at $80.00 in stock, while 1.0 oz at $30 was sold out (Armaf site, checked September 18, 2026). We record those facts without using them to judge similarity or place it in the ranked set.

Lattafa Pride Blue Sapphire was named in Google's AI Overview for this search when checked September 15, 2026. Lattafa's US site listed its 100 ml EDP at $49.99 in stock when checked September 18, 2026, but the brand did not name Eros as its reference. It therefore remains a named search result, not a ranked EDT-targeted seller claim. Good Fragrance Co Aegean Flame refers to Eros Flame, a different edition, at $29.99 on the seller's site when checked September 18, 2026.

The same AI Overview on September 15, 2026 also named Guess 1981 Los Angeles, RIIFFS Imperial Blue and Maison Alhambra Versencia Rouge. We do not have a verified brand-direct US offer and EDT-reference claim for those names in this set, so they appear here only as a dated record of that search result. An AI mention does not substitute for a seller's edition statement, size, price or stock.

Why choose OLFx Greek God

Greek God is the choice we can describe from our own live page: the spray and Roll-On formats sit together, their listed prices were $36.99 for 50 ml and $14.99 for 10 ml, and the page showed them in stock when checked September 18, 2026. Its published notes put mint, apple and lemon at the top and tonka, geranium, vanilla, vetiver and cedar after them. That is the direction the product page offers; it does not transfer Ulta's entire Eros EDT pyramid onto our bottle.

OLFx is labeled Extrait de Parfum; Versace Eros is sold as Eau de Toilette. Our number-one placement is openly commercial, not a blind-panel result. Compare the OLFx Greek God formats →

Spray or roll-on perfume oil?

A 50 ml spray and a 10 ml Roll-On answer different habits. Greek God's spray is listed as Extrait de Parfum at $36.99, while its Roll-On perfume oil is $14.99 on the same OLFx page (checked September 18, 2026). One is applied by spraying and the other with a roller. Neither format label proves a number of wear hours or a level of similarity to the original EDT.

CA Perfume also showed separately labeled body oils, and Oh It's Natural Zulu is a roll-on oil, as the table records. We did not verify a Versace-sold roll-on. For a broader discussion of this format, see Best Perfume Oils. If the smaller OLFx option suits your first purchase, Start with the 10 ml Roll-On →

FAQ

What does Versace's Eros smell like?

Ulta lists mint oil, Italian lemon and green apple at the top of Eros EDT; Venezuelan tonka bean, ambroxan and geranium flower in the middle; and Madagascar vanilla, vetiver, oakmoss accord and Virginia and Atlas cedarwood in the base (Ulta site, checked September 18, 2026). That is the retailer's description of the Versace original, not OLFx's ingredient list.

Which lattafa smells like Versace Eros?

Our checked EDT-targeted pick is OLFx Greek God. Lattafa Pride Blue Sapphire was named in Google's AI Overview for the query when checked September 15, 2026. Its 100 ml EDP was $49.99 on the Lattafa USA site on September 18, 2026, but Lattafa did not state an Eros reference. We did not test its similarity.

Is there a Middle Eastern dupe for Versace Eros?

Lattafa Pride Blue Sapphire appeared in the dated AI Overview, but its maker did not identify Eros as an inspiration. Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Man also comes up in discussion; Armaf's page lists its own notes and does not position it against Eros (Armaf site, checked September 18, 2026). Neither was ranked as a verified seller-declared EDT alternative here.

Eros EDT, EDP, Parfum or Flame: which one do these alternatives follow?

OLFx Greek God's page follows Eros Eau de Toilette. The ranked seller descriptions were kept to that original EDT direction, including DUA's wording about 2012. EDP, Parfum and Flame are separate releases; Good Fragrance Co Aegean Flame names Flame instead. We have no checked candidate specifically for Energy in this set (seller pages checked September 18, 2026).

Is there a Versace Eros roll-on perfume oil?

We did not verify a roll-on sold by Versace. OLFx Greek God offers a 10 ml Roll-On perfume oil at $14.99, Oh It's Natural Zulu a 10 ml roll-on at $14.95, and CA Perfume a 10 ml Body Oil at $19.99 (seller pages checked September 18, 2026). These are independently sold alternatives with different format labels.

Is a Versace Eros dupe worth it when the original is often discounted?

OLFx Greek God lists a 50 ml spray for $36.99 and a 10 ml Roll-On for $14.99 on one page. Ulta listed the original 1.7 oz EDT at $105.00; Perfumania listed 1.0 oz at $39.95, 1.7 oz at $78.95, 3.4 oz at $99.95 and 6.7 oz at $132.95 (seller sites checked September 18, 2026). Decide whether you want the Versace bottle or an independently made interpretation. Are Perfume Dupes Worth It? explores that choice.

Do you ship OLFx Greek God worldwide?

OLFx ships the spray worldwide. US — $5, 3–7 business days. All other countries — $10: Europe 7–14 days, other countries up to 21 days. Free shipping on orders from $60. Import duties and taxes are paid by the buyer.

Which Versace Eros alternative should you buy?

If you want Versace Eros Eau de Toilette itself, buy the original after confirming its current retailer price and size. If you want our separate mint-apple-to-warm-sweet direction, OLFx Greek God is the product we make and place first, with a 50 ml spray and 10 ml Roll-On on one page. Other ranked sellers offer different sizes and labels, so use the table to match your preferred format before ordering. The list is a guide to verified offers, not a laboratory finding about resemblance.

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