A cool unflappable fougere where crisp bergamot and mandarin combine with geranium petals, olibanum oil, fresh lavender sprigs, patchouli, moss and warm nuances of precious amber and musks. If you’re trying to determine between an eau de toilette, eau de parfum, and perfume oil, that decision can ultimately impact how your vanilla perfume smells. Top; Sugar, Coconut Middle; White Florals Base; Vanilla, Tonka, White Musk Includes essential oils of; None present.

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A rich mouthwatering milk cookie fragrance smoothed by vanilla pod and hints of creamy coconut, white chocolate and a whisper of fresh candyfloss. Influencer Mona Kattan kicked off this line of perfumes in 2018 as a way to expand on her love of fragrance — and this eau de parfum quickly became one of its bestsellers.

But if you do like an ultra-sugary vanilla fragrance, look for a perfume with supporting notes of chocolate, brown sugar, and honey. A sweet floral fragrance opening with citrus fruity top notes of bergamot supported by a rich floral heart of jasmine, rose, lily and orchid leading to an Oriental base of soft powdery notes, amber, vanilla and musk. While these note pairings may be a study in contrasts, somehow, it all works in a very delicious way.

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An intense accord blending the duality of rich woods with a playful fruity floral accord of raspberry, bergamot and lemon. This intriguing masculine accord opens with notes of fresh bergamot and nuances of sage onto a heart of geranium, lavender, cardamom, black pepper and nutmeg, all resting on a base of soft leather, myrhh, cedarwood, sandalwood, vetiver, incense, olibanum and musk. An ambery woody fragrance opening with soft spices and mandarin segments entwined in an alluring smoky cloud of tobacco leaves. Think Mediterranean beach, fresh flowers, and warm sunlight on your skin — are you feeling relaxed yet?What We Don’t Love: Wearing a dessert-inspired fragrance on a daily basis may be a hard sell for most.