Sugarcane Vanilla

To me Sugarcane Vanilla is exceptional and unique. The Cedar wood note in the top feels a bit overwhelming for a few minutes because it is stro-o-ong, at least to my nose, and it continues to linger all the way to the very bottom, but blends beautifully with the rest of the notes. When the caramel, amber, tonka bean and vanilla all develop on my skin together with the oakmoss and, of course the cedar note, it turns into a very! wonderful, woody and alluring vanilla scent. Not your typical girly-vanilla perfume, but a scent, that somewhat demands attention and leaves an intriguing sillage of woody-mossy-sweet sophistication. Used on a hot summerday, I layer this with "fresher", flirtatious fruity scents, because the wood and oakmoss are a bit on the heavier side, but whether that is a must or not is totally up to the preference or mood of the wearer, of course 😊 I simply just enjoy layering because, I have so many Perfumes ...lucky me 💜

I love the projection of this fragrance but I just don’t know why. The notes listed I don’t smell at all, which is why I was so fascinated. It just get a beast mode sugary candied vanilla. It opens very harshly sweet but dries down beautifully lasted me and last a decent amount of hours.

Honestly don't go by the notes listed - this is simply a sugar bomb. There's no fruit for me, just burnt sugar fragrance in a really intoxicating way. In the base I do get some woody plus incense/oud kinda note. Usually I can't stand such notes but in here I feel it's getting balanced out due to the sweetness. Would totally recommend for those who can tolerate bold sweet scents.

I’m pretty sure that the notes listed above are wrong. For me this is a heavily watered-down version of Arabians Tonka. All I can smell is saffron, tonka, wood, sugar cane and a hint of rose