Eau Sucrée Salée (Vanille + Fleur de Sel)

I am normally a bit scared when I get perfumes for gifts since I am not the easiest to buy for but I loved this Christmas present. It is simple, without being basic since the beautiful vanilla scent has a nice salty background. The saltiness actually gives it a bit more elegance than a straight-up sweet vanilla. Suitable for fall, winter and as a warm scent for summer (although I still have to test how it performs in the heat). Super pleasant scent. Longevity is not amazing but definitely decent and it projects intimately to one arm's lengh while it does. After researching, really happy about the price because it is great value and something I would definitely repurchase more ofyen since it is affordable. 7.5/10

After I finished my first bottle, I searched for this perfume everywhere. Eventhough still im looking for dupes.. :( First of all this scent screaming WINTER! I dont know why many ppl categorized it as a summer perfume? Because it is pretty heavy. I get it why some people dont like it. Its salty bourbon vanilla. I think its pretty simillar to yves rochers bourbon vanilla body mist. But let me tell you, longevity and the sillage are insane! For me this scent one of kind. Its unique, mysterious, bitter vanilla. Its not sweet, more like salty and bitter. I felt so dominant when i wore it! BUT IT IS NOT A SAFE BLIND BUY! it doesnt smell like caramel latte nor sweet vanilla. Its bitter and salty vanilla

For me, this is Tom Ford Metallique dupe down to the core. A complex one. I love that it’s marketed as unisex and I would personally recommend this to men, to me it smells mysterious, intriguing and sensual, yet gives off that dangerous boy vibes. It’s vanilla, very sweet but you can smell the saltiness right away, almost metalic notes. After a couple of hours it might smell a little bit coconuty, similar to sunscreen smell on burnt skin and not in a bad way. Sillage is a beast with this one. Definitely recommend.

I love it, it's such a sexy perfume, the sea salt makes it skinlike. It is on the feminine side but it could work well with men too. The complexity of the salty notes are surprisingly there, so it's not an overwhelmingly sweet perfume. Picture this, you are tanned and still have salty hair on your vacation, you're partner is ordering you a desert at the restaurant. Lol I'm not a very good storyteller for sure but you get the vibe. Very good for the price.

This is an amazing perfume, unfortunately, discontinued. It smells like salt and vanilla (not like salted caramel, no), where the salt note is like a real sea salt, and vanilla is sweet and or annoying at the same time. Those two notes are friends and not mixing each other. Possibly bergamot is very helpful. I hope one day Sephora brings it back for sometime. Really sad that there’s no more possibilities to buy it.