God of Fire Dupe — OLFx Mango Flame

OLFx Mango Flame is a God of Fire dupe — our Extrait de Parfum built around mango, ginger, lemon, red berries, and amber. It is available as a 50 ml spray; a 10 ml perfume oil option is also available in the size selector above.

Green-edged mango juice with a spark of ginger, straight off the fruit stand. Choose the 50 ml Extrait spray and make it your everyday bottle.

Updated September 2026

Why buy Mango Flame from OLFx?

Mango Flame is an Extrait de Parfum made and sold as an OLFx composition. We built it around the mango-and-ginger character people recognize from God of Fire, with the 50 ml spray as the main format and a 10 ml oil kept as a size-selector option. Choose the 50 ml spray for the complete spray experience.

How does Mango Flame smell from opening to base?

Mango Flame is a tropical Extrait centered on mango, ginger, lemon, red berries, woody notes, jasmine, musk, and amber. The opening is bright and green-edged, mango juice before it fully ripens, with ginger adding a sharp, peppery snap and lemon keeping the fruit from turning syrupy. A few minutes in, red berries deepen the fruit into something darker and jammier, while jasmine adds a warm floral note underneath. The base settles into woody notes and musk, dry and close to the skin, with amber rounding the edges into a soft, resinous warmth.

Why is Mango Flame worth choosing?

Mango Flame is the closest match in our range to the verified character of God of Fire.

• Extrait de Parfum. It is the richest fragrance form we make.
• Built around the same accord. It follows the mango-and-ginger direction through our own composition and proportions.
• Two size options. Choose the 50 ml spray for the main experience; select the 10 ml oil in the size selector only if you already prefer perfume oils.

Choose the 50 ml Extrait spray as your main bottle.

Why do people return to Stephane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire?

Mango Flame is built around the green mango character that wearers return to in God of Fire. One wearer calls it freshly squished green mango, photorealistic rather than sugary, and says the fruit balances against greener notes without fatigue. Another compares the opening to unripe mango and woods, calling the whole effect a tropical summer scene. A third calls the sweet mango-and-berry blend a fine summer-evening wear. Among the top 213 reviews, mango appears in 60.6%, fruity in 22.5%, and tropical in 17.4%. That green mango-and-berry character is the accord we built Mango Flame around.

Should you choose the spray or perfume oil?

Mango Flame is the fragrance on this spray card, with a separate 10 ml oil in the size selector for people who already prefer touch application.

The 10 ml oil is its own size option, not a downsized spray. Pick it in the selector only if oil application already suits how you wear fragrance; otherwise the 50 ml spray is the main format.

How is Mango Flame different from Stephane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire?

Mango Flame is an independent OLFx composition, not Stephane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire or its formula. It is built around the same mango-and-ginger accord through our own composition and proportions.

Who tends to enjoy Mango Flame?

Mango Flame is a fit for anyone whose fragrance shelf already leans toward tropical fruit and warm amber. If your rotation includes mango, berries, or woody-amber bases, this direction will feel familiar. Choose it for warm-weather wear when you want a fragrance that reads sunny rather than dark or heavy.

Which OLFx scents sit near Mango Flame?

Mango Flame is connected to other OLFx sprays through its fruity-tropical character. Mango Skin keeps the mango focus but shifts toward a creamier, floral base, Gold Bar trades tropical fruit for a bolder amber-vanilla sweetness, and Peach Liquor swaps mango for stewed peach.

What should you know about God of Fire alternatives?

Mango Flame is our own Extrait de Parfum reference point for the PAA questions below.

What does God of Fire smell like?

Reviewers describe a green, juicy mango opening with ginger and red berries moving into woody notes, jasmine, and an amber-musk base. Our answer to that accord is Mango Flame in a 50 ml Extrait spray.

Are there fakes of God of Fire?

We have no verified information about counterfeit bottles of that fragrance, so we will not make a claim either way. What we stand behind is Mango Flame in the 50 ml spray.

Is mango Ice a God of Fire dupe?

We have not tested that specific bottle against the original, so we will not score it here. Choose Mango Flame in the 50 ml Extrait spray for our interpretation of the accord.

What is God of Fire inspired by?

We do not have verified information about the perfumer's creative references, so we will not speculate. Our answer to the mango-and-ginger accord is Mango Flame in a 50 ml Extrait spray.

What should you know before choosing Mango Flame?

Mango Flame is the OLFx spray described on this page, with the oil offered as a size-selector option. Choose the spray for regular application; pick the oil only if you already prefer oils. Choose the 50 ml Extrait spray and make Mango Flame part of your rotation.

The original's note pyramid was cross-checked against two independent sources on 2026-07-31, and the FACTS pyramid used here matches that accord. Review-word shares are measured among the top 213 reviews of God of Fire, checked 2026-07-31, and show word occurrence, not approval. Impressions attributed to Stephane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire refer to that fragrance. OLFx Mango Flame is an independent interpretation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or produced by Stephane Humbert Lucas 777. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.