Bourbon Vanilla

Chanel

Allure Homme Édition Blanche opens with a refined pepper accord that feels more radiant than sharp, the pink and black varieties creating a luminous spice haze rather than heat.

Diptyque

Eau Duelle opens with bright bourbon vanilla and a jolt of pink pepper, an immediate warmth that feels both comforting and alert.

Diptyque

Diptyque's Eau Duelle opens with a rush of pink pepper and a cardamom so green it almost bites.

Giorgio Armani

Pear and orange blossom open in a fresh fruit-floral accord — the pear juicy and clean rather than sweet, orange blossom adding white-petal warmth, bergamot providing brightness.

Fragrance Du Bois

Fragrance Du Bois builds their compositions around sustainably harvested wood oils, and Oud Orange Intense delivers exactly what its name proposes.

Yves Rocher

Vanille Noire opens on a quick mandarin before stepping back to let the vanillas take over.

Xerjoff

K'bridge Club opens on a single Bulgarian rose, clean and unhurried, with a hint of coriander that adds warmth without tilting into spice.

1907

A green-bitter petitgrain lifts off the skin first, threaded with the creamy banana-tinged sweetness of ylang-ylang.

Givenchy

L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Intense (2020) sharpens the already-bold L'Interdit line, opening with black pepper that lands with an assertive, almost metallic snap.

Yves Rocher

Voile d'Ambre reaches into incense territory via the resin trio at its center — myrrh, opoponax, and frankincense — opening first with cardamom and mandarin citrus that provide lift before the smoke sets in.

Swiss Arabian

The EDP iteration of Shaghaf Oud Azraq delivers the same honey-and-agarwood opening as its flanker sibling — thick, resinous, with the waxy sweetness of raw honey pressed against oud that has a slight barnyard quality before it settles.

Giorgio Armani

Cuir Zerzura takes its name from the legendary lost oasis of the Sahara — a fitting reference for a fragrance that feels at once warm, arid, and slightly out of reach.

Lancôme

A deliberately minimal flanker built around three ideas: rose, popcorn, vanilla.

Carolina Herrera

Amethyst Haze opens on a clean spice accord — cardamom and pink pepper together create something sharp and dry, like the inside of an old spice cabinet.

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Sylvaine Delacourte

Sandalwood arrives first, creamy and blond, polished by vanilla that adds a custard-like sweetness rather than a syrupy one.

Grossmith

Neroli and bergamot open with clean brightness, quickly giving way to the rich, creamy heart of tuberose and ylang-ylang.

Yves Saint Laurent

The Illicit Green flanker grafts a verdant detour onto Black Opium's silhouette.

Yves Rocher

My Shiny Vanilla opens on a clean, almost transparent vanilla — not the dense, resinous kind but something airier, like vanilla stirred into warm milk.

Reminiscence

A sharp citrus-and-eucalyptus burst opens with cooling, medicinal clarity before green galbanum adds an edge of bitterness.

Jul et Mad

Pear and lemon create a crisp, slightly sweet opening that feels like chilled orchard fruit rather than sharp citrus.

Jo Malone

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Valentino

Diesel

Ginger snaps first, bright and peppery, cutting through bergamot’s terse citrus edge for a brisk, slightly bitter opening.

Giorgio Armani

Carolina Herrera

Ginger and bergamot lead with a clean, slightly warm citrus-spice — the ginger more dry than candied, the bergamot keeping it from tipping into kitchen territory.

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Bath & Body Works

Magic In The Air opens with a distinctive pairing: persimmon's autumnal sweetness alongside the cool, watery clarity of water lily and white iris.

Hilde Soliani Profumi

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Mizensir

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Hilde Soliani Profumi

Alkemia

Ciel

Anna Paghera

The Blossomcare Company

Wild Hybrid

Beverly Hills Polo Club

Theme

Marine Molina

Wild Perfume

Jean Marc

Marine Molina

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Marine Molina

Alchemy Home Company

Natural Wisdom

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