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Vanilla Blues by aerse

Men Women 2025

Brand
aerse
Perfumer
Julien Plos

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Vanilla Blues by aerse: A Sweet and Woody Oriental Vanilla aerse introduces Vanilla Blues, a new unisex fragrance that pairs the sweetness of vanilla with woody and musky undertones. Launched in 2025, this creation by perfumer Julien Plos belongs to the Oriental Vanilla olfactory family. The name suggests a blend of warmth and coolness, but the composition is a rich…

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About Vanilla Blues

Main accord sweet Year 2025 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Julien Plos

Vanilla Blues by aerse: A Sweet and Woody Oriental Vanilla

aerse introduces Vanilla Blues, a new unisex fragrance that pairs the sweetness of vanilla with woody and musky undertones. Launched in 2025, this creation by perfumer Julien Plos belongs to the Oriental Vanilla olfactory family.

The name suggests a blend of warmth and coolness, but the composition is a rich tapestry of gourmand and cozy notes. With a rating of 4.0 out of 5 from early reviews, it promises a comforting yet intriguing scent.

At the top, Vanilla Blues opens with butter caramel, almond, and benzoin, creating an immediate impression of creamy sweetness. The heart reveals vanilla, cashmere wood, and Cetalox, adding a soft, powdery, and slightly musky depth. The base settles on sandalwood, white musk, and jasmine, providing a smooth and lasting finish.

The fragrance is built around a series of accords that include sweet, vanillic, amber, lactonic, almond, woody, powdery, balsamic, musky, and caramel. These elements come together to form a scent that is both indulgent and refined. The use of Cetalox, a synthetic molecule known for its ambergris-like quality, gives a modern twist to the classic vanilla theme.

Julien Plos, the nose behind this composition, has balanced the gourmand edges with clean woods and musk, making it versatile for both day and evening wear. The fragrance is designed for all genders, as stated by the brand, and can be worn by anyone who appreciates a warm, enveloping scent.

The performance is typical of oriental fragrances, with good projection and longevity, though individual experiences may vary. The bottle design is not described, but the juice itself is the focus here. With only two reviews so far, the rating of 4.0 suggests a promising start.

Vanilla Blues will appeal to lovers of sweet, gourmand fragrances, especially those who enjoy vanilla, caramel, and amber notes, and who prefer a unisex scent.

Overall, Vanilla Blues is a well-crafted oriental vanilla that offers a cozy yet sophisticated experience. It is a solid choice for those seeking a new signature scent in 2025.

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