For a Thomas Kosmala No.4 dupe, start with OLFx After Love, then compare Perfume Parlour Love Bronx, IMIXX No.27 and hkPERFUMES Blissful. FragranceXtreme lists the original No.4 Après l’Amour EDP at $100 for 100 ml, about $1.00/ml (FragranceXtreme, October 13, 2026). Our 50 ml spray costs $36.99, about $0.74/ml (OLFx, October 13, 2026). The separate 10 ml Roll-On (perfume oil) costs $14.99 (OLFx, October 13, 2026). DUA Fantastic Four is another listed option. Choose by the version, application format and bottle budget; these listings do not establish measured likeness.
Updated October 2026
This is OLFx's own store; we make and sell OLFx After Love, listed first as our pick. This guide compares seller listings, not a wear test of similarity, longevity or projection.
OLFx is an independent brand and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Thomas Kosmala. Brand names are used for comparison only.
OLFx lists the 50 ml After Love Extrait spray at $36.99 and separate 10 ml Roll-On at $14.99 (OLFx, October 13, 2026). View OLFx After Love formats →
We ship the OLFx After Love spray worldwide.
Why start with our No.4 Après l’Amour alternative?
Start with the application you want and the bottle budget you have in mind. Our pick below offers those choices on one product page.
1. OLFx After Love — our pick
OLFx After Love is our Extrait de Parfum inspired by Thomas Kosmala No.4 Après l’Amour EDP: 50 ml spray $36.99, 10 ml Roll-On $14.99 (OLFx, October 13, 2026).
We make this one, so it goes first — compare it with the others on the same criteria below.
Both formats are selected on the OLFx After Love page: choose the atomizer spray or the separate perfume oil with Roll-On application.
The reason to start here is practical: you can choose a finished fragrance with the stated No.4 EDP reference in the application format you want. If you prefer an atomizer, select the spray. If you prefer applying perfume oil with a rolling ball, select the Roll-On. The oil is a separate format, rather than a miniature spray bottle.
Our smaller oil bottle has a lower upfront product price than our spray, as shown in the dated offers above. That can help when choosing the amount you want to spend on a bottle. It does not establish an equivalent dose or a wear-time comparison between the formats. Choose the application you prefer rather than expecting the bottle size or Extrait label to answer a scent question.
OLFx After Love, our No.4 Après l’Amour alternative in Extrait de Parfum
What does the original No.4 Après l’Amour EDP smell like?
Thomas Kosmala describes the original No.4 Après l’Amour EDP with bitter orange and lemon zest, aromatic and fresh-spicy notes, then dry wood, amber and musk; Luckyscent lists the corresponding notes (both checked October 13, 2026).
These published notes describe the original EDP. They give you a reference for the fragrance discussed in this guide, without describing After Love's ingredients or the experience of wearing it. An inspiration statement and an original's note list answer different questions: the first identifies the reference, while the second describes the original.
This guide concerns No.4 Après l’Amour EDP. Elixir, Neon, Candy and Sport are different named versions, outside this comparison.
Which No.4 Après l’Amour alternatives are listed?
Listed USD prices and availability checked October 13, 2026. Prices exclude shipping and taxes; unit prices are bottle price divided by labelled millilitres.
| Place / role | Fragrance | Listed format and size | USD price | ≈$/ml | Availability / source, checked October 13, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 — our pick | OLFx After Love | 50 ml Extrait de Parfum spray; separate 10 ml Roll-On perfume oil | $36.99; $14.99 | $0.74; $1.50 | Spray offer InStock; oil selectable, separate inventory not stated in the offer; OLFx |
| 2 | Perfume Parlour Love Bronx | 50 ml Eau de Parfum spray | $30.00 | $0.60 | Selected standard spray listed available; Perfume Parlour, US/USD |
| 3 | IMIXX No.27 | 50 ml Eau de Parfum | $29.00 | $0.58 | Listed in stock; IMIXX |
| 4 | hkPERFUMES Blissful | 30 ml Extrait, seller label | $48.00 | $1.60 | Selected spray listed available; hkPERFUMES, US/USD |
| 5 | DUA Fantastic Four | 34 ml spray; listing concentration Extrait de Parfum | $33.00 | $0.97 | Listed available; page title also says EDP; DUA, US/USD |
| Reference | Thomas Kosmala No.4 Après l’Amour EDP | 100 ml, new bottle | $100.00 | $1.00 | Listed in stock; FragranceXtreme US retailer |
| Reference offer | Thomas Kosmala No.4 Après l’Amour EDP | 100 ml | $235.00 | $2.35 | Sold out; Luckyscent US retailer |
Each of the four other sellers declares No.4 Après l’Amour as the reference. Their inclusion follows that statement; the order does not represent a measured result for scent or performance. Our product appears first because this is our store.
The original's two rows are separate retailer offers. A sold-out listing is price context rather than an available bottle to order. For any purchase, use the price and availability of the selected offer, rather than treating every reference listing as a current buying option.
How should you choose a No.4 Après l’Amour format and bottle budget?
Start with how you want to apply the fragrance. A spray uses an atomizer; a Roll-On applies perfume oil with a rolling ball. Those are different ways of using a ready fragrance, so the smaller oil option should not be treated as a reduced-size alcohol spray. Our guide to perfume oil versus spray explains the application choice in more detail.
Next, compare the amount paid for the bottle with the amount of product it contains. The first helps you set an upfront budget; the second gives context to that price. The unit-price column above makes bottle sizes easier to compare, but it does not measure scent, dose per application or how much you will use. A smaller bottle can require less money upfront without offering a lower price per milliliter.
For After Love, choose the spray if atomized application is your priority, or the separate Roll-On if you prefer perfume oil in a smaller bottle. Both choices are made on the product page. The table distinguishes the spray's listed stock status from a selectable oil option whose separate inventory status is not stated; check the selected format when ordering.
EDP and Extrait are the sellers' listed concentration names here. They are not comparative wear-time results. If those terms are affecting your choice, read our guide to concentration labels before treating a label as a reason to expect greater projection or likeness.
How were these No.4 Après l’Amour listings compared?
We compared the stated reference, labelled format, bottle size, USD price and listed availability. OLFx makes the first product and discloses that interest. A seller's inspiration statement supports inclusion; it does not supply a measured likeness or a wear-time result.
The table uses one selected finished-fragrance offer per alternative. It keeps the size beside the price and identifies the seller so you can see what each figure refers to. The original's retailer rows are separated because they have different prices and availability. Concentration wording is retained as listing language, including the mixed labels in the row that needs that qualification.
This method helps narrow a purchase by reference and format. It does not replace trying a fragrance or reveal a perfume's complete composition. For a broader buying checklist, see how to evaluate a fragrance alternative.
What else should you know before buying a No.4 Après l’Amour dupe?
Use these questions to check the reference version and understand the information behind the listed formats before you choose a bottle.
What perfumes are similar to Thomas Kosmala No. 4?
Start with OLFx After Love, our fragrance inspired by No.4 Après l’Amour EDP. The other seller-declared alternatives are the four named in the comparison table. Their stated references support inclusion in this guide; they do not establish a measured match on skin.
What does Thomas Kosmala No.4 smell like?
Thomas Kosmala lists bitter orange and lemon zest at the top, aromatic and fresh-spicy notes in the middle, then dry wood, amber and musk for the original No.4 Après l’Amour EDP. Luckyscent lists the corresponding notes (both checked October 13, 2026). These are descriptions of the original.
Which Thomas Kosmala perfume is considered the best?
This guide covers No.4 Après l’Amour EDP alternatives rather than ranking the whole house. The useful choice here is the reference version, your application preference and the price of the bottle you plan to order. It does not establish a universal winner.
Can a concentration label predict performance?
EDP, Extrait and perfume oil identify listing labels or formats here. They do not supply a measured comparison of wear time, projection or likeness. Pick the application style you prefer without treating the concentration name as a performance result.
Where can I buy a No.4 Après l’Amour dupe online?
OLFx After Love is our fragrance inspired by Thomas Kosmala No.4 Après l’Amour EDP: a 50 ml spray costs $36.99 and separate 10 ml Roll-On costs $14.99 (OLFx, October 13, 2026). See the OLFx After Love formats →. The other alternatives in the table above are sold on their makers' own sites.
Does OLFx ship internationally?
OLFx ships 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.
What sources inform this No.4 Après l’Amour guide?
Sources checked October 13, 2026: OLFx for After Love formats and prices; Thomas Kosmala and Luckyscent for the original EDP description; FragranceXtreme and Luckyscent for original US offers; Perfume Parlour, IMIXX, hkPERFUMES and DUA for the other listings. Prices and availability can change.
How can you start with a smaller No.4 Après l’Amour alternative?
For a smaller OLFx bottle purchase, the separate 10 ml Roll-On costs $14.99 (OLFx, October 13, 2026). Choose it for Roll-On application, or select the 50 ml spray on the same page. Start with the 10 ml Roll-On →