Miel Vanille

If you cannot afford Vanilla Powder this one is awesome! Absolutely adore the incense note and brings it to a great transition fragrance from day to night, soft and powdery enough for daytime in warmer months but that honey/incense combo keeps me wearing it at night here in Florida. Lots of compliments on this one! Great layerer as well for sure. I did let this macerate as I do with most of my Middle Eastern treasures and she’s well worth the wait and price is extremely reasonable. Love it 😊

Mine had to sit for a few months. It is now beautifully matured and has this honey milk with a bit of candied lemon vibe going. I am not usually one keen on honey, but this is comforting and gorgeous

A very smooth vanilla-coconut powder scent. It does definitely smell similar to Khadlaj's Al Fursan White. It smells very smooth. I also smell white flowers too. This is a beautiful perfume throughout the entire wear. I really like Paris Corner's take on it. Even in the drydown there are hints of smokiness as well as brown sugar that come through - as well as honey! It's sweeter and slightly softer, but it still has the Vanilla Powder identity. This is a complex perfume. Miel Vanille is an experience. Plus because of the hint of smokiness, I definitely will say it would make a nice fall/winter scent.

I was really hoping for it to be warmer and more sweet vanilla and honey based but it is like this only in the beginning. After the first notes dissipate, it becomes somehow more green, fresh, almost aquatic and the coconut note is quite fizzy. At this point the honey is almost untraceable. I still like it, but would have liked to remain warmer and sweeter. I find it to be very similar cu Guerlain Coconut Fizz which I had to sell at some point to the same green fresh note.

Had low expectations, surprisingly I’m very impressed with this. ‘Miel Vanille’ smells like an Ellis Brooklyn offering. Even though the notes look quite similar, this is not an outright ‘Bee’ dupe. As you make your way through the dry down its undeniable theres some semblance. To my nose, this is like ‘Bee’ with a healthy splash of ‘Vanilla Milk.’ Gunna be an easy grab when the warm weather returns. Any of my fellow Ellis girlies should be pretty happy with this 😇

I adore all of the notes. But I don't adore this scent. At least, not yet. Still giving it a 4 because I'm sure it'll mature into something better. But as for now, a couple of days in, it's not coming together too well.

A powdery vanilla and honey with heavy resins and incense. I really like this one. Performance and longevity is insane.

I was suprised by how much it smelled of alcohol when I first sprayed it. It's a lot so keep that in mind. I'm getting neither pure honey nor pure vanilla but some sort of soapy scent that someone else here mentioned before. It's not overbearing or unpleasant but not what I had expected. The dry down gives deodorant scent if I'm being honest. I will let it sit and see how it develops. So far, just a mid sweet soapy fragrance imo

From the notes i expected to LOVE this.... Its a mediocre vanilla fragrance To my nose I dont get the incense or amber Its a soft coconut vanilla with a hint of honey sweetness Its pretty, feminine but a mediocre vanilla scent with not the longest longevity Follow me on tik tok pls im a perfume collector @xxbeautyfindsxx

I would describe this scent as a soapy honey-vanilla. I don't think those scents mesh together very well... which is why I didn't like this fragrance.

I cannot understand why all the Middle Eastern fragrance houses are leaning heavily towards using ambroxan in a lot of their perfumes. It is utterly repellent and ruins, what could be, a good perfume. All the notes are good only to have ambroxan and it’s bleach like smell come in and burn your nostrils! Not good. Paris Corner, Lattafa etc - please stop with the ambroxan ( and oud) 🤢

I find it very ambrocianidic and fizzy. No honey, no warmth. If you like that in vanilla powder by Matiere maybe you can wear it. I really can't stand that fizzy ambroxan ir ambrocianyde component, so if you don't like it also -pass.