Vanilla Caviar

Vanilla done right. Not too sweet, not a flowery floral. A little nutty in the dry down. Leans gourmand but that might just be how I perceive Vanilla. Vanilla can go synthetic easily but this stays natural. I would call it universal- anybody can wear it. Yes, it is expensive at full price but there are occasional specials at this house to watch for. This is a luxury item. I got the full bottle.

It's just a teeny bit screechy for me but it's a beautiful fragrant screech of the frangipani. Beautifully rounded vanilla with that strong but beautiful plumeria and the sesame makes it additionally smooth. I love this. I will be on the lookout for when it might be on sale. Great fragrance to sample, get yourself a 2ml and see what you think! Def worth $20 to get the experience of a fragrance!

From this I initially take a buttery vanilla with slight gourmant boozy accents, but above all a very good plumeria. Queen. Loaded, full, satisfying, creamy, with a darker, woody and more luxurious aura than ... tropical. Lack of variations, less gourmant than you can imagine with these notes. To my nose it tends slightly to the feminine but it is still good, simple, refined.

i get a vanilla covered in maple syrup, which i think may be the sesame note. there's something mildly nutty too. it stays pretty linear for me, and is mostly a maple type of scent. i get no florals whatsoever.

At first sniff I loved this creamy vanilla fragrance but as it developed on my skin I started getting maple syrup. Wasn’t as syrupy after a couple of wearings but don’t think I’d pay for a full bottle of this.