Vanilla Tanà

If you have Vani Charnel, then yes, this is very close and it might be redundant. But of the two, I prefer Tana. It's a creamy, fruity, buttery, floral (the ylang) vanilla without caramel. The ylang never takes it tropical, it just makes it incredibly creamy, not milky, though. There are quite a few more notes than are listed here and that fruity aspect is coming from a sweet citrus and orange blossom. It's supposed to have a woody nuance, but I don't get that at all, maybe a bit of creamy sandalwood but not the Boabab tree. Maybe it will evolve, I've owned it few months and so far no pronounced wood. It's gorgeous. It's very oily, very concentrated and lasts forever. It's not a super projector - arms length -still decent considering it's an extrait, the oil is very fragrant.. Very bight, good quality. I really dislike amberwoods, ambroxans, cetalox, ambrocyanide, lol - (longevity or "beast mode" aroma chemicals) - so I'm relieved it isn't an issue. Bianco Latte burns my nose badly, from the amberwoods. I tried to buy decants from a couple of reputable decant sellers from a popular facebook perfume group and both times I got fakes. One was a Bianco Latte dupe (Velvet Cream by Khadlaj, which is a really good vanilla, no plastic smell like the real BL has to my nose - I was impressed with it except for the fact that I way over paid for it, but my niece recognized it immediately and let me smell hers proving her point, lol) and the second decant was of Gleam, which I own and recognized, again way over paying for a decant sample. Finally, I got a sample from Scent Split when it came back in stock. I say this bc you want to make sure your getting the real thing to judge. I have Tihota, which is a great quality clean, vanilla musk extract, Vanille Absolu, a great work horse of a vanilla for layering but it does have some of the harsher aroma chemicals. Jousset Accident a la Vanille is kind of a scalded milky vanilla.

She's 😍 BEAUTIFUL! Vanilla Tana is a smooth round substantial vanilla with woods and a touch of smoke, maybe a vanilla incense smell (forgive me I'm still learning notes) in the background. I only smell the sweet vanilla in my silliage, I have to pick up my wrist to smell the smoke on my skin. I didn't even notice the smokey wood note until like hour 7 into my first wear. Don't let the woody smokey scare you. It's very far in the background on my skin and you have to be directly smelling my arm. It's the only thing keeping this from being an all year round fragrance for me. Longevity is great, VT began softening around 10 hours in but was by no means a skin scent yet. And this was with only 2 sprays per arm on skin only. Definitely can get 12+hours wear from VT. Also the vanilla reminds me of something from my childhood, I was talking with my family about it last night & I'm still not sure. Angel food cake, vanilla wafers, sprinkles, maybe the powder on marshmallow without being straight up marshmallow, even so I wouldn't say Vanilla Tana is a full on gourmand. Not going to lie,, this is kinda giving me a roasted marshmallow vibe.. I'm definitely going to layer with Delizi.D. Marshmallow tonight lol.. I'd say she's a definite 10 out of 10 💖🥳 it's vanilla yes but there's something sexy the way the woody smoke is in this on skin. Makes it very alluring, IMHO And No, Vanille West Indies isn't similar

My jaw dropped. HOW DID THIS EXIST without me knowing. Buttery sugarcoated Vanilla melt. Purchased immediately. The most beautiful and ritch Vanilla. The quality IS Extreme. Sweet. Sugary, nectar of the God's type.Decadent and Airy at the same time. A dream ✨️ 😍 I loved it alone, and today I layered it with a dry woody "Bois Sikar" by Atelier Des Ors and that came out of it was pure bliss. I am shocked I invite anyone to try it. She's complex and not just "flat" at all, wait 20-30 minutes and then an hour and it will be bursting with new nuances. Melts like honey on your skin and it somehow creates an explosion of your own pheromones. IT IS NOT A SKIN SCENT. IT'S BEAST MODE. For me it literally made my personal body scent divine. I love that is long lasting and languid. This is the most ever-lasting vanilla i have ever had on my skin * which is super difficult everyone knows Vanilla perfumes fleet and eventually vanish in thin air 40% after 1 hour. WILL LAST 24H ON CLOTHES * yes it's oozing w oils so careful for stains. It leaves a scent trail that would make anyone's head and eyes turn. It shook me like a poetry about Love and passion bursting in flames! My absolute favorite personal 💓 and base to build on. I ve finally found another for when i'm feeling particularly sweet! I love Gritti in general, but this is Afroditis or Ambrosia in a bottle. Literally.

Some of these comparisons are wild to me lol...I can kind of see the direction in some of them, but this is still unique enough to be it's own vibe. I am a Gritti fan through and through, owning 8 fragrances so far. I am so glad I added this to my collection. It is the most vanilla of the many vanilla fragrances I have. It's very potent like straight vanilla from the pod. Yet has a complexity and heaviness to it that adds a cozy warmth, perfect for this upcoming colder season. I sprayed it on paper a little over 5 hrs ago and it is still going strong. I keep putting the test strip up to my nose...It's intoxicating to me...I am just really happy with this purchase. This is a very linear scent, so if you're wanting to go on an olfactory journey with different notes within the dry down then you might not appreciate this. This is great by itself, will do great mixed with other scents, it's really a safe blind buy if you are a vanilla lover. There's no hidden surprises within this scent profile. Someone had mentioned it's very oily, which with many higher end fragrances they can def be heavier and denser having a oil based consistency. You have to make sure not to spray directly onto your clothes. With that said, with frags that are more oil based they are usually very potent, and a little goes a long way.

This a purely vanilla fragrance. It is not a gourmand with a lot of bakery elements, rather it is just the best vanilla extract you can buy to use to create those other gourmands. In that sense, it is simple. Yet, Vanilla Tanà has this richness to it that I havent often come across in a vanilla fragrance. This smells simultaneously like pure baking vanilla, vanilla ice cream and a melted salted caramel treat. There is nothing sour about this despite it having a bit of a lactonic feel in the drydown. As for performance, the sillage this leaves is magnificent. It's like the saying about wealth whispering while money talks. This is definitely not a whisper, but it has a moderate projection that invites those around you in for a deeper whiff. Oof, I'm so in love!