Eilish by Billie Eilish
Women 2021
Description
Eilish by Billie Eilish is an oriental vanilla fragrance for women. Launched in 2021, the nose behind this composition is Steve DeMercado. The top notes unfold with sugar, red berries, and mandarin; the heart reveals vanilla, cocoa, spicy notes, and rose; while the base notes settle on tonka bean, amber, musk, and woody notes.
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Key notes
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Top
sugar
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Heart
vanilla
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Base
tonka bean
Community
10,409 votes
- Positive 78%
- Negative 10%
- Neutral 11%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
34,522 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
10,409 votes
Season
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12,468 votes
Time of day
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7,238 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Eilish
Eilish by Billie Eilish is an oriental vanilla fragrance for women. Launched in 2021, the nose behind this composition is Steve DeMercado. The top notes unfold with sugar, red berries, and mandarin; the heart reveals vanilla, cocoa, spicy notes, and rose; while the base notes settle on tonka bean, amber, musk, and woody notes.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Flowers Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses
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How it wears
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
6,248 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
5,736 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
6,456 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
6,063 votes
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Community reviews
40 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
I absolutely love it. At first, the mandarin and red berries didn’t quite work for me, but as it dries down, it transforms into a warm vanilla hot chocolate—sweet with a spicy kick—perfect for autumn and winter. It lasts quite a while, though the projection is just right; it shows up much better on clothes. It’s now one of my favorites, and I’d buy it again without hesitation.
I hesitated to try it, thinking it was too youthful, and what a mistake… I’m now obsessed and grabbed the 100ml bottle, which is gorgeous. It’s gourmand but not cloying, sweet, and memorable. The trail isn’t huge, but it lasts about 7 hours on skin and lingers on clothes for days. A delicious vanilla note dominates. I recommend it a thousand times and regret waiting so long. It’s worth it, although for the price, I’d expect better projection.
I love it. It has a weird, super-acidic opening, but the dry down is fascinating: vanilla and cocoa with spices. On skin, it lasts 5 hours, and the trail is practically non-existent. I like the dry down less than the opening. For the price, it should last longer and project better. However, the bottle is gorgeous.
This perfume is a must-have. At first, it smells like mandarin, but as it dries down, the star emerges: a delicious vanilla, nothing flat, smelling like rum and chocolate. I love it. On skin, it lasts about 6 hours, but it fixes onto clothes and lasts much longer. I feel it’s a night scent, though I wear it during the day with no complaints. Perfect for cold weather.
It’s very delicious; the only thing I don’t like is the slightly acidic opening that lasts about 20 minutes. After that, it’s vanilla with cocoa and lasts a long time on skin—about 7-8 hours—and on clothes until I wash them.
I was looking for a dupe and have to be honest: I liked the original better, but this one has no projection. It clings quickly to the skin but doesn’t project or last as long; you have to reapply. That said, it smells great—rich cocoa and vanilla without being cloying—and it’s definitely a night perfume.
I’ve already bought it four times and recommend it, although sometimes in summer it can be a bit much.
The first 20 minutes smell like a sweet menthol, but afterwards it’s a delicious vanilla with a light touch of spices and wood. It lasted between 4 and 5 hours with a moderate trail. Very tasty.
Definitely vanilla dominates; it smells like a vanilla bar cookie, and I love it.
I love it; I’m almost out and don’t want it to end. The only thing I dislike is the longevity; on my skin, it doesn’t last more than 3 hours. In my opinion, it differs from Lattafa Nebras, especially in the opening up to the advanced dry down. In Eilish, I don’t perceive the menthol note like I do in Nebras, but I do notice the red berries with the chocolate a lot more.
I didn’t expect anything from Billie; I thought it would be a youthful scent given the target audience, but I was wrong: it’s super mature. The sweetness is noticeable but not annoying; it smells like delicious chocolate-mint (even though there’s no mint), it’s spiced and perfect for cold weather. If you want to project a sober but not boring image, this is the one.
Who wouldn’t like this? This is a little candy bomb 😌
I imagined a flat vanilla like the typical ones, but I was surprised by the number of nuances. The opening is intense spices that almost bothered me, but they blend quickly with the woody notes, giving a warm and sensual essence. As it dries down, it’s an incredibly rich gourmand with pleasant vanilla and chocolate, boosted by tonka bean and musk. A perfect caramel for autumn or winter. I was surprised by how multifaceted it is; it’s unisex with a slight feminine lean, ideal for a young girl. The only thing that disappointed was the longevity: after 2-3 hours, only the sugar remained and it faded 🙁 My aunt, however, can smell it all day. It pairs great with the Bare Vanilla body splash by VS ;p, both remind me of a Costa Rica-style white chocolate. I LOVED IT 💋
It’s my favorite of this 2025 winter. I love the feeling of a vanilla hug; mine is well-macerated and the cocoa, vanilla, and spices are very noticeable. As it dries down, the red berries come out, reminding me of a red fruit jelly. What I like about Billie is that it’s not overwhelming or dense; it has an ideal sensation for the cold and projects a lot.
If you like perfumes that seem like a candy bomb, don’t buy this blindly. I thought it would be a little dessert of cocoa, vanilla, and spices, but it’s not. A very strong cocoa with spices and wood dominates, even in the opening; it becomes somewhat masculine. In the dry down, you can feel the sugar and vanilla. It smells good and has character, but as a fan of sweets, it wasn’t my match. I gifted it to my dad and he loved it.
A lot of hype, but I don’t love it. It’s just another vanilla, like J. Simpson’s Fancy or O’Boticario’s Aegean Vanilla Vibe; it goes in that lane and no more. Vanilla is one of my favorite notes, but this flat version isn’t for me. It could work for layering, just because I think the bottle is very decorative. But I’m not going to invest in it, especially since it didn’t last even an hour.
It has become one of my favorites. It’s delicious, incredibly rich; honestly, I didn’t imagine a perfume so beautiful smelling like chocolate. I love the body cream that smells like chocolate, and that’s exactly what this smells like, and I love it.
At first, it was an exquisite scent of dark vanilla, zero milky or creamy, but strong, with intense notes where you can perceive a lot of tonka bean; it’s very good for winter or special occasions, however, I wouldn’t consider it for daily use because over time it becomes a very tiring and strong scent. What I really appreciate is that it has incredible projection and longevity; I think it’s one of the best I’ve ever had; even applying it just to the skin, it projects too well. Plus, it’s at a good price for the quantity and quality it offers; however, as I said before, over time it becomes super tiring, to the point where I want to gift it and switch to a more subtle or creamy vanilla, since this one is indeed too heavy; and that even though I like sweet scents. If you’re looking for a more exquisite and soft vanilla, this fragrance definitely isn’t for you, just as if you live in warm climates, it will result in a super strong and zero pleasant scent for those around you. Definitely, I think there are more ‘usable’ vanillas on the market, and this one is not versatile at all. Using it a few times is fine, but definitely it’s not made to be your daily fragrance.
My first sweet perfume; with this scent, I fell in love with gourmands. I smelled it on a friend (yes, a guy) at a party last year; my first impression was ‘edible.’ My cousin and I were delighted; it smelled like vanilla caramel… Then they gifted it to me for Christmas. At first, I loved it, but now it’s gotten boring. I can smell a lot of cocoa (it’s the note that dominates most for me); everyone at home would ask me to spray it on them; my aunts said it smelled like chocolate and coffee. I’d describe it as a vanilla latte or caramel macchiato, but over time, I feel a herbal and mentholated note that doesn’t quite convince me; it appears around the 3-hour mark. My brother hates it; he says I smell like Axe Chocolate. I like wearing it before bed and on my clothes so I wake up with the base note, a very rich, almost milky vanilla. Now I’m looking for a perfume that emphasizes vanilla and caramel, since this one just smells like cocoa and menthol to me.
Hello, I’m a lover of sweet and vanilla perfumes; I thought this would be the ultimate one for me, but it’s extremely strong; it has an ingredient that makes me nauseous. However, it has extraordinary longevity, lasting days on clothes. Unfortunately, I wouldn’t buy it for myself again.
I’m a vanilla fanatic, but this perfume disappointed me: it smells like cheap kitchen vanilla, flat from start to finish, with no projection on my skin.
Exquisite and addictive for cold weather; it smells like rich cocoa and caramel. Perfect for gourmand lovers. The downside is it doesn’t last long, so you need to reapply, but it’s delicious.
I absolutely love it. It’s similar to Bianco Latte, but in my opinion, it smells much better.
Delicious with good sillage and medium longevity. Soft sweetness and vanilla that evokes the smoothness of your partner’s skin, almost caressable and ethereal like a sweet dream. The cocoa notes bring that feminine warmth every man should cherish.
Although it doesn’t list mint, it smells like chocolate mint and vanilla to me, like Chocoretas candy. It’s gourmand and I love it, but it lasts only a breath; no sillage, so people only notice it if they get close. On my skin, it lasts about 3 hours, but as a personal preference, it’s a good buy.
Long-lasting vanilla and cocoa. You don’t need to overthink it; it’s different from celebrity perfumes that overdo the gourmand vibe. This vanilla is less synthetic and balances the citrus and cocoa well. The bottle is a distinctive hallmark. Safe buy for winter; in other seasons, it’s too heavy. I’d buy it again; it handles the cocoa well and the price is reasonable.
The first spray is hot strawberry, spiced, and very chocolatey. As it dries down, the vanilla and sugar emerge: intense but incredibly rich.
Eilish 1 is a serious, dark gourmand, not too sweet. The opening is slightly sweet and spicy vanilla, balancing the sweetness. It’s like spiced hot chocolate. The base is woody vanilla and spices that lose presence. The heart is the cocoa: no sweetness or dairy, just cocoa with a hint of vanilla. The sillage is low; people won’t notice unless they get close or it’s applied near them. It lasts 2 to 6 hours on skin and days on clothes (if you can smell it). Recommended for winter, fall, cold weather, and night; it might not work during the day or in heat.
I like it; I was dying to own it. Before buying, I smelled it at Inspiración de Fraiche and thought it was a vanilla milk. I bought the original, and although I liked the dupe, when I got pregnant, it felt unbearable, like it was tickling my nose, yet it’s a rich and spiced scent. You can smell the vanilla and it smells super good. If you’re sensitive, smell it first, but it’s a good perfume.
Super sweet, I love vanilla, and this is exquisite. The opening is very strong, almost dizzying, super sugary with a slight tangerine citrus touch. Then the chocolate and vanilla scent kicks in, which I love. It lasts a long time on skin, but the sillage is very low. Best used occasionally, and the bottle is beautiful.