Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing: released in 2021, fruity, floral and green, about 5h on skin, projection 7/10, sillage 3/10. The alternatives below are matched to that profile.
The closest Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing dupe we found is SG79 STHLM Nº 4 — 77% match, about $45 (estimate) versus about $85 for a 100 ml bottle.
The four closest scent matches — the best Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing dupes we found, ranked by opening & dry-down similarity:
| # | Alternative | Scent match | Est. price (100 ml) | Longevity vs Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing | Projection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SG79 STHLM Nº 4 | 77% | about $45 (−47%) | 5h vs 5h | 5/10 |
| 2 | Iceberg Fluid Man | 76% | about $35 (−59%) | 6h vs 5h | 6/10 |
| 3 | Miller et Bertaux In, | 81% | about $55 (−35%) | 6h vs 5h | 5/10 |
| 4 | Miller Harris Tender | 74% | about $55 (−35%) | 6h vs 5h | 6/10 |
This scent offers a clean, woody, and slightly fruity profile that resonates with the softer, aromatic aspects of Spiritual Healing.
It shares its woody, soft spicy and floral accords with Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing, lasts about 5h against 5h and carries 63 community ratings.
A minimalist and green composition that captures a similar aromatic and woody character found in the heart of Spiritual Healing.
It shares its aromatic and woody accords with Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing, lasts about 6h against 5h and carries 65 community ratings.
Provides a budget-friendly aromatic experience that leans into the same green and woody territory as the reference scent.
It shares its woody, floral and fruity accords with Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing, lasts about 6h against 5h and carries 106 community ratings. It is listed as discontinued, so availability varies.
A delicate floral and woody fragrance that evokes a similar sense of soft, atmospheric depth found in the reference.
It shares its floral, woody and leather accords with Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing, lasts about 6h against 5h and carries 224 community ratings. It is listed as discontinued, so availability varies.
Iceberg Fluid Man, at about $35 for 100 ml (estimate) — around 60% less than Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing.
Miller Harris Tender, at about 6h on skin, against about 5h for Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing.
Miller et Bertaux In,, at 81% overall scent match across the opening and the dry-down.
At 4 sprays a day — about 146 ml a year — SG79 STHLM Nº 4 saves you about $60 a year against Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing. Both priced at 100 ml; prices are estimates.
Across 2,358 originals, the median designer bottle is $120 and its closest match $30 — the Dupe Report 2026.
On an 8-hour day, none of the 4 last a full 8 hours. Miller Harris Tender comes closest at 6.3h, so it needs one re-spray to cover the day.
Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing notes, performance and price
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Updated 2026-11-04.