Addicted Silver

Hamidi Addicted Silver markets itself as a budget‑friendly alternative to Creed’s iconic Silver Mountain Water, touting 100 % natural ingredients. At $27 a 100 ml bottle it appeals to anyone who wants a crisp, outdoor‑inspired fragrance without the six‑figure price tag. Reviewers note the immediate impression of freshly cut grass under a lemon tree, a scent profile that feels unmistakably natural and invigorating.

The dupe nails the opening bergamot‑lemon citrus and the grassy, green‑tea vibe that define the Creed original. However, wearers point out that the characteristic aldehydic sparkle and the subtle blackcurrant, musk, sandalwood and galbanum base are either muted or absent. The dry‑down remains predominantly herbaceous, lacking the creamy depth that gives the genuine version its lasting allure.

In practice, Addicted Silver offers a modest two‑hour wear time with a gentle, skin‑hugging sillage. Its modest performance is offset by the price, making it a sensible pick for daytime summer or spring use when a fleeting fresh spritz is all that’s required. Those who need stamina for evenings or cooler months will likely reach for the original.

The verdictA respectable homage that captures the bright, green opening but diverges sharply in depth and endurance, sitting at roughly halfway to Creed’s benchmark.

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