Amber Vanilla Bean

I’ve tested fragrances alongside a friend and found that with most fragrances - woody, spicy, musky notes dominate for most of the drydown on me. That being said, this is a very simple “vanilla and warm amber” combination. On me, the amber-musk dominates and vanilla is softer. It’s very warm and smoky even. I actually really enjoy it although it’s rather simple and inexpensive. It’s a “sexy” vanilla on me. So far I love the 3 tulip fragrances I’ve tried. As far as Lottieem’s experience goes that’s really interesting and I would love to smell that bottle. Not saying fragrances can’t be bad on some people or weird in general but i just want to know why it smells so ... horrifically AWFUL on them lol. Perfume science is weird

I just bought the small roller ball oil of this based on description and Fragrantica reviews here. Drove to whole foods only to find out they didn't have it, so I did a blind buy. So happy I did! I love it! It's a natural and not only does it smell amazing, it has a decent lasting power which is hard to come by. It's a creamy vanilla amber that dries down ever so slightly powdery. I like a slight powdery fragrance. A warm, sweet scent...I'll definitely buy the spray when I'm done with the roller.

This was my first really vanilla-y vanilla fragrance and I still love it. The review below mine states that it's discontinued, but I just looked at their website and it's available for sale, so I'm not sure where the 'discontinued' information comes from. I don't smell much amber, this is straight up vanilla on me.

I love this fragrance. The name says it all - it’s vanilla and amber. Simple and lovely. It is a warm and beautiful scent that lasts forever. Perfect for fall and winter, but would realistically work in any season. I absolutely love Tulip perfumes!

I love amber and vanilla, but this was truly the most disgusting fragrance I’ve ever smelled. I couldn’t wait longer than 15 minutes for it to develop or dry down, so maybe something magical does happen eventually (I’m very doubtful), but I’ve been scrubbing my arms for the last 10 minutes in an attempt to relieve myself from this smell. The best way to describe it would be that perhaps a basement full of books/paper documents, taxidermy, open cleaning products, and one tiny bottle of fake vanilla extract flooded, causing all of those things to mix together, and was then left flooded for several years so the stench could develop before being bottled and sold as perfume. Either I got a bad bottle, or this perfume is shockingly icky.