Sweet Vanilla Fig

Fig, vanilla, sugar, and some (perhaps sandal?) wood. Phenomenally good. The green fig blends beautifully and tames the vanilla and sugar, all anchored by some woodiness. Dries down to a slightly woody, realistic vanilla. I usually find gourmand and vanilla scents to be too cloying, artificial, or powdery. The notes in this are simple and have such a delicious and great effect together that is super addictive to me. Really disappointed it's discontinued and will be looking to dupe it.

I have loved and worn this for years. This is the best unknown fig/vanilla/wood combo, and inexpensive at that. I could see this working most of the year, although in stifling heat the vanilla could be cloying.

This scent is sweet and figgy! A festive and cheery addition to any day!

The body lotion of this is absolutely delicious.

Initially there an unlisted green note, then crystallized sugar, lemon zest and fig (but the whole fig - skin and pulp, and fresh, not dried). Creamy nutty fig vanilla dry down. Pretty good for the price (not as sweet as Solinotes). Discontinued? I only see body mists now

It has a really good smell but it's a bit too heavy I the vanilla. Wish it has figgier and greener!

Wow, this is a strong fragrance at first spray! Powdery, very dry to my nose, and almost sneezy in a classic perfume-y way. I do NOT get any sort of vanilla note for several hours; if anything I get more of a vague woody floral. At the same time, there is something nostalgiac about this fragrance, even if I was a bit disappointed at first. (I was worried I'd be stuck smelling a not-my-fav fragrance on myself all day!) However, this fragrance eventually grew on me as the day went on - at least, somewhat. Around the 6th hour of wear the sharp dryness loses it edge and is a lot more pleasant. By that point I can finally detect the faintest hint of vanilla, but I honestly am not experiencing a prominent vanilla note that a lot of the other reviews are mentioning. I do wish there were more info on the notes of this fragrance so that I could better articulate my sensorial experience and try to determine what notes I'm picking up on during the initial few hours of wear. I certainly would not guess fig or vanilla from this fragrance, which is shocking considering what I've read from others. Perhaps it simply just comes down to my body chemistry, which is always fascinating to see. For what it's worth, the longevity is definitely there!

I smell nothing but vanilla. Disappointing.

This is so heavenly. I’m not even a gourmand/sweet scent lover. There is a decadent sweetness that makes me unable to stop smelling myself when I wear this. It opens with like a caramelized sugar smell, perhaps it’s the fig, but it’s not cloyingly sweet. The drydown is rich vanilla. I’ve honestly not smelled anything that comes close to this, my favorite gourmand. The longevity is good.

I just got a partial bottle of the body lotion at the thrift store, and I'm not much of a lotion girl, but it smells so wonderful that I had to get it. I'm kind of sick of vanilla perfumes, but this lotion smells great. On me it's more woods and fig, less vanilla. I'm going to have to get the perfume now, it's that good.

I got the body wash. I love it. I mixed my tease vs secret perfume with one of their mists (frosted vanilla) and it smells very close to philosophy and lasts awhile!

I have this as a lotion, it makes me wanna eat it its so good, but theres also this nostalgic note to it... kinda like play-doh?