Vanillac Fantasy

I ordered 4 scents and out of the 4 this might be my favourite. It's a changing vanilla, it can go from gourmand to boozy dark and deep every other wiff and isn't an immature vanilla. It smells aged, like a good wine, a very thick, enveloping vanilla. Great quality and the house will be on my radar with their releases.

Sampling Aromas de Salazar Vanillac Fantasy, a sweet, spicy, floral vanilla with an ensemble of almond, jasmine, heliotrope, patchouli, tonka, birch, musk, and resins. It has a lot going on, too much for me effectively to sort out, but its intense mix merits attention and strikes me as fairly unique, quite raw, not subdued or suppressed it all, very intense. I get a bit of a cosmetic-type iris smell, so referential hints to say, Dior Homme Intense, or more feminine expressions, even, but this is still quite innovative and merits trying by fans of vanilla and vanilla-adjacent fragrances, I’d say. Overall this further adds diversity to the catalogue. Vanillac Fantasy is priced at $175 for 50ml, roughly in the middle of the catalogue, and is sold via the house website and Perfumology, quite reasonable for the performance, obvious quality, and innovation. 7 out of 10

This one was different for sure. It is a very masculine, smoky, black vanilla. The first notes I got were the birch tar and myrrh. Then it starts to mellow into a a beautiful, aged, vanilla elixir. It leans masculine but I love it.

A very unique vanilla, it embraces vanilla as a spice rather than a sweet. A strong amber and almost leathery fragrance for me. Smooth, dry, and spice forward.

Really nice! It had a lot of depth and darkness with some vanilla that makes this a spicy and intriguing blend. Great work and smells very complex