Vanille
Outremer's Vanille is a straightforward, unapologetic portrait of vanilla extract straight from the bottle.
The scent fingerprint
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- Vanilla90
- Sweet50
- Powdery12
- Caramel
By the editors · 2 min readOutremer's Vanille is a straightforward, unapologetic portrait of vanilla extract straight from the bottle. There's no gourmand fanfare here—just warm, slightly boozy vanilla that smells more like a baker's pantry than a pastry shop. It opens sweet and clean, with a faint alcoholic brightness that fades quickly into soft, powdery vanilla.
As it settles, the scent becomes gentler and more skin-like, losing any sharpness but never quite achieving depth. This is vanilla as a comfort object rather than a complex composition—familiar, unpretentious, and very close to the skin within an hour.
Best suited to those who want vanilla's warmth without gourmand excess or woody complications. It layers easily, disappears politely, and costs almost nothing. A dependable basic that does exactly what its name promises.
Scent twins
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