Spectre Ghost Eau De Parfum 80ml

This is great the value the scent its excellent, it is aclone os Nishane Ani and it does it very well with a little twist . Lasts all day long projects brilliantly worth every penny and at this price its fantastic

Surprisingly good, lasts a good long time - not quite all day, but good for the money

Smells really good long lasting projection is not appreciable

Nice scent, nice bottle, and great packaging.

Very strong and lasts 7/8 hrs and the bottle and box are very impressive

Smells really nice

10/10 for the bottle design and packaging, but 5/10 for the scent profile. It might be too spicy for me. It stings your nose on the initial note. Maybe it's my personal preference, but it’s not a good choice for me.

Pretty good probably 95 percent close to the original nice bottle nice box it comes in too nice price 26 pounds

Amazing fragrance, good quality, best clone for nishane Ani , but leave to macerate for 2 weeks in a dark and cold without using it place to get the best performance

I recently snagged Spectre Ghost and was taken by how it effortlessly blends spicy energy and creamy warmth. The opening is a bold whirlwind. Think of sharp bursts of ginger, cardamom, and bergamot, immediately waking up your senses. It’s vibrant and dramatic, but thankfully it settles down nicely after a few minutes. As it warms on skin, the fragrance evolves into a fascinating interplay of peppery pink pepper, sweet blackcurrant, and a whisper of rose that gently lifts the composition. The spiciness softens into a velvety swirl of vanilla grounded by cedarwood and patchouli, comforting yet refined. Performance-wise, this one starts strong and projects well during the first 2 hours, then recedes into a more intimate, comforting presence. On me, it lasts around four hours on skin and a bit longer if sprayed on clothing. What I love most is how this scent carves out its own space, it’s reminiscent of niche staples like Nishane Ani in its complexity, but it doesn’t feel like a knock-off. It’s spicier and a touch more unfiltered, which makes it feel reliably unique. Opening: Energetic and bright, with crisp ginger, cardamom, and bergamot. Heart & Dry-down: Smooth transition into gourmand vanilla, grounded with cedarwood and patchouli for warmth and comfort. Longevity & Projection: Strong presence early on, then morphs as it dries down into a skin-hugging warmth that lingers nicely. Personality: A unique spicy-vanilla scent that nods to niche fragrances without trying to imitate them. Bottom Line: Spectre Ghost is a lively yet cozy fragrance, perfect for cooler seasons or times when you want something with real personality. It’s a spicy, creamy scent that stands on its own merit; bold in the opening, smooth in the dry-down, and ultimately a very satisfying wear.

Spectre Ghost is the legendary aroma pumped through the Aria lobby when it first opened in Vegas—the literal scent of "I might win back my mortgage tonight." It’s a fragrance so sophisticated it practically demands a penthouse upgrade just for existing in its presence. The vibe? "Mysterious billionaire" meets "I’ve never waited in a line." One spray and I’m suddenly compelled to tip my barista $100 and look for a high-limit baccarat table. I wore this to buy milk and accidentally tried to valet my shopping cart. 10/10—the ultimate high-stakes luxury

Très belle présentation avec un effet Wouah et une bonne odeur , très belle présentation du parfum pour un pris vraiment attractif

smells around 93% to nishane ani, the atomizer is pressurized so it spreads nicely, you can't beat it for the price, it smells like spicy vanilla, cardamom and slight clove. leans masculine but works as a unisex perfume. worth it