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!

Mine finally arrived today, and after seeing some mixed reviews, I have to say...I love it. In a world where many of us in the fragrance community already have an abundance of vanillas, I don’t find this one redundant at all. When a certain scent profile resonates with a collector, it makes sense to own several variations, since the nuances are what keep it interesting. On me, this opens as a very buttery, creamy vanilla (which I absolutely love), and I suspect it will get richer as it settles with time. It’s not a huge projector, but it stayed close to the skin and was still noticeable for a solid eight hours today. On my other arm, I layered it with BTSO's Dirty Milk and *wow* I could eat my arm.

This smells like one of the most luxurious vanilla perfumes that i've ever been able to find. I have been on the lookout for the perfect embodiment of pure vanilla beans for a long time. I'm sad to say that I think this may be the closest that i've ever gotten. The reason that i'm sad is because of how expensive it is,lol.. But alas, we do not get to choose what we fall in love with. To me, she smells like a freshly split open vanilla.Bean, followed by a slightly woody finish a wisp of lang lang.A thread of pink pepper that has been wrapped around a glistening amber. On the dry down it is a very comforting, smooth and realistic vanilla with depth.

clearly the best perfume i have ever smelled! i tried it in Rome on October and i just couldn’t get it out of my mind. It’s the first time I wear such a sweet and buttery vanilla that lasts all day and stays exactly the same from the first spray till i’m off to bed. it’s a high quality perfume and i highly recommend it for gourmand lovers and fans of sweet perfumes like bianco latte. the first time i tried it, i sprayed on my hand and throughout a busy day in Rome with lots of sightseeing, food, sweat and after multiple times that i washed my hands, the perfume was there. i could talk about it for days. perfection in a bottle!

This is one that grows on you over time, at first I hated it...then I liked it. Now I love it. To me it smells just like vanilla buttercream frosting if it were to be made into a fragrance. So if that’s your type of thing you’ll probably love this. Just give it a couple wears before you make your decision. It also seems to get sweeter and richer as the bottle sits. Probably one of my favorite vanillas. One review above me mentions it smelling like werthers caramels and I can see that, more like if they made the werther vanilla flavored. It has that same buttery aspect to it.

Vanilla Tana took some time for it to truly grow on me, but I've come to really love it. This is a linear vanilla fragrance that posses just enough complexity thanks to the ylang-ylang, baobab, and pink pepper. I've come to appreciate this symphony of notes. I'm not usually a fan of this genre of fragrance (linear vanilla), but Vanilla Tana and Vaniglia are my favorites here. All of the others just don't make the cut for me. This has quickly become a winter staple in my collection

So when I first smelled this, I liked it, but it wasn't a love. The Notes, other than a super buttery vanilla, had not seemed to develop yet. Now fast forward 2 weeks later... OMG, it is phenomenal. The Vanilla is still buttery, but now the complexity is there as well. I now smell the ylang ylang and the amber as well. All of the notes now play their part & it is STUNNING!

Exquisite! a beautiful full bodied vanilla, makes a phenomenal layering tool. Favourite layering combinations: Brown sugar babe kiss me body oil Gritti Vanilla Tana Bvlgari baciami Brown sugar babe muse body oil Gritti Vanilla Tana Burberry Goddess original perfume Skin potion creame de vanille body melt butter Gritti Vanilla Tana Tihota More pending...

A very rich and dense vanilla scent, almost in your face at the opening, smell like vanilla cupcake mix with popcorn, sounds interesting hum, the dry down is so seductive, I believe that this scent is create for vanilla lovers, longevity is over 9 hours, if you over sprays this fragrance you might get cloying For the Vanilla perfume, it's 9/10

I just sampled this and ordered several vanilla scents, and this one is heavenly good. I can slightly feel Baobab. And nothing is cheapish as most of vanilla scents are pretty boring. This scent so far I cannot stop sniffing myself. It will be my hidden gem. Hope I will get well on with it and welcome a FB!

I tried it and it didn’t remind me of any of these from the remind me of section. They are not even close. This is absolutely gorgeous, creamy and pleasant to wear. Try it first and make your own judgement and don’t listen to the trolls in the comments.

I just got this and as a vanilla lover i must say that this is amazing!!!such a rich buttery vanilla with good performance, i think i will use it a lottt also in layering.This is my first Gritti fragrance and i really enjoy it.

Very sexy, sweet, feminine, gourmand fragrance. A blend of a high quality vanilla absolute, vanilla orchid and tonka bean. It lasts 8-9 hours on my skin. Perfect for the cold weather. 10/10

This fragrance is like drugs, and I need this in every format ASAP. I have never smelt a fragrance and been brought to tears until now. This is now my favourite fragrance of all time!

I love this fragrance! It's absolutely gorgeous, creamy, airy, and sheer, with a delicate nuance and a real pleasure to wear. My only con is the price.

By far, The best of Gritti🤎 what an elegant, exquisite and beautiful vanilla! I’m obsessed , my 3rd bottle on its way 😍

90% similar to Vanì Charnel by Epicò ! Great fragrance but was looking for something more original .

I don't care that it is over sweet. I just love it, I'm addicted vanilla vanilla vanilla

To me this is a very simple, beautiful vanilla. Special occasion worthy.

This is a very buttery vanilla. Just gorgeous and rich. Love it!

This is my first fragrance I tried by Gritti and fell for it the first time I sampled it. I purchased a brand new bottle over BF for a good price ($158 w tax). I marked this as a like over a love as I’m somewhere in between. I have been on a continual vanilla exploration and still another 10+ more on my list to try, and at least 2-3 others I’ve sampled I want badly, but need to give my wallet a rest. At the time when I was wondering if should wait to buy Atelier Des Ors Novae Vanilla release before trying this, the reviews on vanilla Tana were at least at 4.16-4.22 or higher. Ateliers has remained around the same, lower reviews, and many complaining about the vanilla powder similarity that they can’t stand. Say what you want about VP but out of all the frags I’ve sampled within the past few months, it’s had the lead in beast mode performance and longevity. I mention VP in this review because despite its name, I don’t get any powdery vibes, and feel that the case in at least 80% of the perfumes I’ve sampled or own on here, where it’s listed but I get none whatsoever yet do pick up on it on other frags where it’s not listed, so I’m slowly beginning to ignore that in descriptions on this site, as Im not a fan of powdery scents. My interpretation of a powdery scent leans towards iris, a fancy but stale perfumed bar soap kept in old lady’s bathroom, and baby powder but without the baby powder scent if that makes sense? I bring this up for a reason because I noticed on the description of Vanilla Tana, it’s listed as powdery in its second accord, which I find to be false information. If you’re familiar with Vanilla West Indies, it would be like calling that powdery. Tana doesn’t smell like VWI, the only thing they share is high quality vanilla, with VWI being much sweeter and more dense vanilla. VP and Ateliers Des Ors Vanilla don’t give me those “powdery” vibes, but I understand the note that others are bothered by that may come off screechy and irritating to their nose, despite me feeling the polar opposite. Vanilla Tana is unique, it has the vanilla caviar which I can pick up, and also smell a good deal of marshmallow vibes in it. It isn’t gourmand, yet I find more marshmallow on this than my beloved, what the fluff, which I adore but to me smells like a very similar take on sucre noir (on my wish list), which has a slight burnt/smoky sugar vibe with vanilla, wtf has a bit of musk added that I don’t pick up on sucre noir as much, but both are lovely. Tana has a lot going on in subtle ways, the various notes, different vanillas, the rich tonka, which makes it a well rounded warm vanilla with amber accords, the woody part I do not get though it’s also mentioned. I would say it has a creaminess to it, which makes it ideal for the winter and fall, but then can come off as a bit more lactonic than I’d like, which may be the reason I’m not head over heels with it. I was generous with my spraying, but was happy to see the projection was alive and not a skin scent, strong the first 4-5 hours, slowly transitioning into a less intense scent but still present and noticeable. The longevity is also impressive as I could still smell it past 12 hrs, but would say by 9 hrs is when it reached its mark. I don’t regret buying it, as I feel the scent profile is unique to others I’ve tried and own. Looking at the above smells like, I can’t speak for a few of the frags mentioned, as I haven’t tried them all, the main being Vani Charnel, Vanilla Crush by Gleam, nor have I tried any of the vanillas listed by Montale, as well as the one listed by Mancera. It bears a slight resemblance to a frag that I had high hopes for by was a big let down, Joussets Accident Vanille, which smells more like cocoa/ cocoa powder than vanilla to me. I can see that could also be why I may not be loving this, as I may have not picked up on it right away but it does have a tiny bit of cocoa or white chocolate, but much more subtle than Joussets. It bears very little resemblance to Vanilla West Indies, as I already referenced above. VT Tana is a marshmallow vanilla cloud the first 30 mins in, and then pick up on other notes, a tad bit of a macaroon, the white chocolate/cocoa powder, a bit of musk, followed by the rich tonka which gives it its comforting warmth and wear for the colder weather. Tiholta and Escapade Gourmand are both similar in the sense that they are vanilla musks. Tiholta is what I’d call the perfect vanilla musk perfume; simple, elegant and classic. EG is not bad but doesn’t compare, as it isn’t as sharp of a vanilla, it lacks the sweetness of Tiholta that EG falls short of, but think EG also carries a nutty accord like I smell in VT. I’d also add, despite it not being listed, Vanilla Sex shares a bit of its vanilla DNA to VT in the sense that it isn’t cloying or too sweet, but VS is lighter, and more linear vs the lactonic Vanilla Tana. Overall, I’d say Vanilla Tana is a bit sweeter than EG but not as sweet as Tiholta (which I don’t consider nearly as sweet as Vanilla West Indies). The most laughable one is its comparison at fire at will, I’m surprised Bianca latte isn’t up there since that seems to be always in the reminds me of column when reviewing a sweet vanilla perfume. Fire at will is one on my list I’d like to own, it’s a beautiful airy vanilla with mimosa and brown sugar, with a flow of light musk. It’s a feminine fragrance, which has the vanilla as the star, but the mimosa twist really makes it pop. It falls short in projection, it’s not as strong as I’d like and lasts a few hours. It’s a vanilla I think that is better suited for spring and summer, since it’s not too sweet or heavy like some others (VWI I can’t picture myself wearing the summer, as it’s too cloying, but in the dead of winter, it’s a great vanilla)! I don’t know how could anyone think FAW and VT bare any resemblance whatsoever, the only thing they have in common is that they both have vanilla featured as their prominent note. I’m also pretty sure one of the Montales listed, Sweet Vanilla, though I’ve never tried it, is supposed to smell like a sugary sweet vanilla with apricot on top. Theres no fruity notes in VT, it’s much closer to a gourmand, I’ve been wearing it for hours more since I started my review and I’m now smelling more like I was kept in a bakery for hours with freshly made cinnamon rolls and vanilla buttercream cupcakes. To sum it up, I enjoy this fragrance and look forward to wearing it more as I’ve realized sometimes the first take is the best and sometimes it takes a handful of tries to know if it’s right. I may have been a bit premature in buying it, but it’s definitely a fragrance I’ll be using the next couple of months as it’s a great fall/winter scent. I wouldn’t pay full price on a bottle, as I really can’t justify spending $300+ on a bottle of perfume, I try to keep my perfume purchases under $200, as even the uber niche frag houses that are using premium ingredients and such, the cost of a bottle is hard to justify the means for me at least. There are exceptions of course to everything. I’ll be back to try two others I’ve wanted by Gritti, Hysteria and Siracusa, and love the pretty bottles! 7.5/10 but growing on me, I’m really loving the unintentional bakery vibes I experienced as it wore on my clothes. A sophisticated luxe semi gourmand with multiple layers to uncover.

This perfume is an elevated version of Philosophy Fresh Cream perfume. Its not syrupy sweet but more of a whipped cream, rich, buttery, creamy sweetness. Two sprays will go a long way as this is a beast mode perfume (high oil concentration) with high projection. I just sprayed once on my hands when I received the perfume and hours later I was still smelling wafts of it when I was moving my hand. Use sparingly or it will be too cloying and it is better suited for cooler climates. Longevity and sillage is more than 12 hours. An 8/10 for me from all aspects.

This is a delicate fluffy white chocolate, very similar to Tonka Latte by Dusita. Reminds me also of Palmers cocoa butter (the solid version). Super creamy. Unfortunately it also reminds me bianco latte and I have had enough that bianco DNA. This is lovely though and much much better than bianco. Edit: lasts on clothes forever. I can still smell it on my jacket 24hrs later. I love that, gentle yet great longevity. I bought a bottle!!

sooo sweet i was surprised there aren’t candy notes in there, i am detecting a strange minty gum scent in the background and noticed somebody commented the same, i actually still like the fragrance regardless because it does end on a sweet vanilla note. honestly reminds me a bit of victoria secret scents

As far as sweet vanillas go, this is a nice one. But it’s just that... vanilla. Nothing else really going on. IMO that’s not necessarily a bad thing, but it’s not different/elevated enough from some cheaper vanilla fragrances to justify the huge price tag.

I work from home and got a tester of this. I’ve been smelling it on myself all day. I’d describe it as a white chocolate scent. The vanilla is very creamy and soft and edible.

Beautiful but smells exactly like Vanì Charnel by Epicò.

Wow, this is so much like Accident à la Vanille.

I'm having a bit of a love hate relationship with this. At first spray it's kind of waxy smelling, like you've blown out a vanilla candle and the wax is still hot and then it morphs into a burnt butter/brown sugar scent. By the end of the day I'm convinced it's Tihota. I will say it's been the only vanilla perfume that my partner has complimented each time I've worn it. The lasting power is great, it's quite oily though so be careful of your clothes. It's also $470 aud which is a fair hike up from their other releases. I guess I'm still on the search for the perfect vanilla.

It's not the worst vanilla I've tried, but it's not good for me. It's very, very, *very* sweet, and I'm a girl with sweet tastes. It still has that hint of smoke in there that plagues most vanillas I try, like a piece of burnt paper or a blown-out candle wick. The texture of it is nice, with that sort of powdery/creamy facet I usually enjoy... but the scent is overwhelmingly sweet and kind of cheap. I sense a very faint fruity note that may be coming from the ylang. Not for me.

A very strong and concentrated Vanilla. This is not for the faint hearts I blind bought it but i should went for a test before. Its very sweet, quite floral and slight balsamic. Is a bright vanilla. I have (and owned) so many vanilla scents in my collection and this is something that to be honest didnt blow my mind. I thought it was better, after all the hype between instagramers and youtubers. Also its a VERY OILY perfume be careful with clothes, can be only sprayed on skin and stays quite greasy. This is my first Gritti scent.. and my last one, not going to explore more. Pass of this if you have Tihota, vanilla west indies And vaniglia from mazzolari. No musky, no sandalwood, no amber and NO evolution whatsoever. A bit dissapointed!

This is far too powdery. At first, I thought it was even better than Tutu Blanc, but as time went on, I couldn’t wait to wash it off my skin. I mostly enjoy vanilla or spicy perfumes, but this one just wasn’t for me. I tried every Gritti perfume I could find, and Tutu Blanc came the closest to being a purchase, but I ultimately gave up on that one as well. They all have a pleasant opening, but after only a few minutes, they turn unpleasant and start to bother me. I would not recommend buying this perfume, or any Gritti.

At first this smelled extremely creamy, as if I had melted vanilla ice cream on me (and not in a good way, I could literally smell dairy cream), but over time it became more pleasant. Outrageous price for such a one-dimensional vanilla scent though.

Sickeningly sweet and boring vanilla.

This smells like some wild animal to me. Like walking into the big cats enclosure in the ZOO. I guess it's the vanilla caviar. I have a bunch of raw vanilla pods bought directly at the local market and they smell exactly the same - like a jaguar that rolled around in some sickly sweet flowers for a while. It's the first fragrance ever that made me gag from the moment I sprayed it on my skin. I have no idea what might be wrong with me and making me hate this fragrance so much, but I have no interest in paying over 250 EUR for something that makes me smell like a predator.

Smells like cheap vanilla ice cream for me. It smells like the air fresheners in some stores.. heavy vanilla synthetic cream, not so rich.

This is the most basic and boring vanilla I’ve ever smelled. It literally smells like chewed up mint gum. It’s so bad

Very sweet, buttery, frost like vanilla. Nice if you love very sweet scents. It reminds me of many other vanillas around from low budget like Victoria's secret and BBWs to other more refined scents like Vanille Exquise from Goutal. I think it is nice, doesn't have anything harsh to my nose, but it is very very sweet and buttery, like gooey vanilla frosting, like melting ice cream... I like it, but I already have Vanilla Exquise and tons of very sweet vanillas. Now, I would love to find more things in the family of Eau Duelle...has anyone done anything close to Eau Duell? I would love to find a more potent and vanillic version of Eau Duell...sigh... Vanilla Tana feels very nice on the skin and doesn't burn my nose...I would buy it in the future if I ran out of some vanilla scents I already have, and of course when the perfume reaches the discounter sites. No way to pay full price for this scent.

This is an absolutely nice vanilla. But is very similar to many simple-but-well-done vanillas on the niche market already. Tihota, Vani Charnel, Vaniglia, Sucre Noir, Elysia M, etc etc (and I could go on)... Gritti did a great job making a beautiful vanilla for their own line. It's sure to be loved by many vanilla-lovers. I still need to figure out if I want this or not. And if this is one of my favorite "simple" vanillas out of the many available on the market. I will say I had a 2ml sample and it smelled beautiful as it was sprayed on my skin - but then disappeared within minutes. So unfortunately I think I will need a full bottle just to get an accurate read on how this one wears fully - and may need to overspray too. So I'll be back with a more in-depth review in the near future.

Full bodied, buttery, lactonic, caramel vanilla. That’s basically it, smells a bit like what a Werther’s Original candy tastes like, but more vanilla forward. Not a noble concept, but ridiculously well executed, and it should definitely be on your radar. Normally I wouldn’t care about a random vanilla gourmand. I’m absolutely not the target audience and it’s very rare for one of these fragrance to genuinely impress me, but this one blew me away. What makes this stand out is the quality, it’s very rich and smooth, with 0 synthetic harshness at any stage of the wear, unlike the vast majority of modern gourmands, even the more expensive ones. It also performs extremely well. 10/10

This is vanilla on steroids, but not necesary in a good way. It is a weird syntethic vanilla, verry strong, in the vain of car vanilla fresheners, cloiyng. First time I tested this it made me sick like the car sick. Next time I put on me several sprays and didn.t felt anything, like it didn't had any smell at all; I went to office and one coleague told me my perfume entered before me, that strong it was. Today I wore it, I like it, but is not a love, I don't like the finish, is somehow sunscreeny; it may be the weather, here are 14 degrees celsius; maybe it needs cold, I don't know. Dont buy it blind like me even if you love vanilla, is not the vanilla you are expecting....

The opening is a dense, sweet raw vanilla bean and burnt caramel. But 15 minutes in, this takes a wonky turn. I keep getting a salty, sweaty, three-day-old-McDonald's-french-fries thing... with vanilla. The first time, I thought maybe I had something else on that it wasn't working with. So I tried again. Same thing. In theory, this should be a love. But unfortunately this is a hard pass for me.

Vanilla Tanà is a rich, nuanced vanilla. It’s linear, which I usually enjoy. I don’t find it powdery at all. It’s not overly sweet; this doesn’t smell like cake or vanilla frosting. It’s very creamy to the point of being buttery. This doesn’t smell exactly like butter (like Vanilla Crush) but it’s close. Unfortunately, the buttery nuances were too pronounced for me and I decluttered this.

I’m not getting the creamy vanilla others describe. It’s in the same family as Vaniglia Mazzolari, but that one feels warmer, smoother, and more rounded on my skin. This one, by comparison, comes across as more ‘high-pitched’ and synthetic. Almost like a vanilla-scented shower gel. But looking at other reviews, it might just be me.

Eeeeeeh so far it's kind of a flop for me, smells like vanilla essence, the one you use to bake with. It is long lasting and oily, but very linear. I'll let it sit for now, but outside of layering i don't think it will get much use, and given the price point there are cheaper vanillas to layer with out there.

It reminds me of cocoa butter OK, now that I got to play around with at first, it comes off very creamy vanilla like and then it turns into more of a richer creamy milky vanilla. I wouldn’t say it’s a gourmand but it’s on the edge of being one. I think people are either gonna love it or hate it.