Le Labo
$250.00US price
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Fragrance · reviewed
Le Labo Another 13 Eau de Parfum
vs Oakcha Parallel Extrait de Parfum
An “inspired by” claim does not establish matching scent or wear. Compare the documented concentration and claimed notes below.
The buying question
How do the published concentration designation and claimed notes compare?
Scent and longevity not compared.
Same on 0 of 2 features checked
Both name jasmine and moss, but Oakcha is an Extrait de Parfum rather than an Eau de Parfum and adds notes such as pear, apple and Iso E Super that Le Labo doesn't name.
Equivalent performance is not established.
How we reached this verdict ↗Original
Le Labo
Le Labo Another 13 Eau de Parfum — 50 mL
$250.00US price
$500.00 / 100 mL
Checked
Alternative
Oakcha
Oakcha Parallel Extrait de Parfum — 50 mL
$45.00US price
$90.00 / 100 mL
Checked
Same, partial, different, unknown.
“Same” means a recorded feature matches, not equivalent performance.
Concentration designation
Different- Original
- EDP
- Brand-stated
- Alternative
- Extrait / Parfum
- Brand-stated
Another 13 is an Eau de Parfum; Oakcha labels Parallel an Extrait de Parfum, a higher-concentration designation. Neither states a fragrance-oil percentage.
Sources for Concentration designation
Claimed fragrance notes
Different- Original
- Ambroxyde
- Jasmine
- Moss
- Brand-stated
- Alternative
- Pear
- Apple
- Citrus
- Ambrette
- Moss
- Jasmine
- Iso E Super
- Cetalox
- Helvetolide
- Brand-stated
Le Labo publishes no note list; its description names ambroxyde ("a synthetic animal musk"), jasmine and moss, listed here in that order. Oakcha also lists jasmine and moss, adds pear, apple, citrus, ambrette, Iso E Super, Cetalox and Helvetolide, and doesn't list ambroxyde by name. Oakcha says Parallel is "Inspired by Le Labo Another 13".
Sources for Claimed fragrance notes
Claimed longevity
Unknown- Original
- Not disclosed
- Not disclosed
- Alternative
"Crafted as a high-concentration Extrait de Parfum, Parallel offers exceptional longevity."
- Brand-stated
Le Labo makes no longevity claim; Oakcha's is general, with no hours.
Sources for Claimed longevity
- Original
- Source not provided
- Check date not provided
Outside this verdict’s scope; included for context.
What we couldn’t check
- Claimed fragrance notes. Le Labo names only three ingredients in its description (ambroxyde, jasmine and moss) and publishes no full note list.
- Claimed longevity. Le Labo makes no longevity claim, and Oakcha gives no hours.
- Comparative performance. How each fragrance actually smells, projects and lasts on skin has not been compared; notes are what each brand claims.
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Original · Le Labo Another 13 Eau de Parfum — 50 mL
Alternative · Oakcha Parallel Extrait de Parfum — 50 mL
Oakcha
$45.00US price
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Scope & corrections
Scope version 1 · Concentration designation; Claimed fragrance notes
This comparison uses its category’s standard scope. No scope changes are recorded.
No corrections have been recorded.
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