Dulce By / Rosie Jane
Dulce opens with a pulse of bright citrus and pink pepper that lifts quickly into a heart of creamy vanilla and warm skin-like musks.
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- Vanilla65
- Aromatic50
- Woody50
- Chocolate
By the editors · 2 min readDulce opens with a pulse of bright citrus and pink pepper that lifts quickly into a heart of creamy vanilla and warm skin-like musks. The composition feels deliberately minimal, built around the tension between fresh sparkle and soft, sugared depth. Within minutes, the sharpness settles and what remains is an airy, almost translucent sweetness—closer to cotton candy dissolved in water than to heavy gourmand indulgence.
The dry down maintains this lightness throughout, never thickening or turning cloying. There's a hint of marshmallow and clean amber, but everything stays close to the skin with surprising restraint for a vanilla-centered fragrance. The sillage is intimate, the longevity modest.
This suits someone looking for uncomplicated sweetness without density—a casual vanilla that works in warm weather or layered under something sharper. It feels like the fragrance equivalent of a barely-there bodysuit: present, pleasant, decidedly unpretentious.
Scent twins
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