Vanille de Tahiti

13 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• FranSeatJones.

  July 25, 2020

  

  Very warm vanilla with three-dimensional champaca that makes it creamy, paired with woods and a mystical, powdery ylang-ylang without overdoing it. It’s not complex, but the ingredients are top-notch. Opens sweet and scorched, like when you slightly burn the pot for rice pudding, then the floral notes come through. It’s not strong at first because it’s so concentrated and needs heat to develop; then bam, it sticks with you even after a shower. I ordered it thinking of summer, but it works better in the cold. Intoxicating, sexy nighttime vanilla, very feminine. Selling it, 100ml brand new, not even a single spray. Perfect longevity: two sprays and you’re set for the whole day.

• FranSeatJones.

  July 26, 2020

  

  Very warm vanilla with three-dimensional Champaca and a woody touch! The Ylang adds a mystical powdery note without overdoing it. It opens with sweet, burnt vanilla, as if it were cooked in a pot, then the floral side emerges. It’s not strong at first because it’s so concentrated it needs minutes to develop. Then, bam, it sticks around even after a shower; the trail envelops you. I ordered it for summer but it doesn’t fit; it’s very feminine and better for cold nights. 100ml new, unopened. No issues with longevity: 2 sprays lasted all day.

• Lux

  August 23, 2021

  

  Pure and exquisite vanilla, warm and consistent. No sparkles or tricks with champaca or ylang-ylang to dress it up; everything they said was a lie. It’s not cloying or sticky, but juicy, tender, and elegant, like good coffee—welcoming and never tiring.

• uhm

  August 26, 2021

  

  Liked it on blotter. It’s not a pastry vanilla; it reminds me of Yves Rocher’s Vanille Noire and a bit of Vanhera. It has fascinating darkness, warmth, and a slightly animal touch. On paper, it seems to have a slightly forced base, like ambroxan, but you have to try it on skin. It smells quite strong on blotter, so the performance shouldn’t be bad, but it would need to stand out much more to make me buy it.

• Lux

  August 29, 2021

  

  Exquisitely pure, warm, consistent, and long-lasting vanilla. It’s flat, without tricks, where Champaca and Ylang amplify the original vanilla. Everything they said about vanilla was a lie: it’s not cloying, but a warmly juicy, tender, and elegant aroma like good coffee that doesn’t tire and offers comfort.

• SeekerofHugs

  June 1, 2022

  

  ‘Vanille de Tahiti’ blends indolic flowers with vanilla cream, ylang-ylang, and champaca, creating the purest and most natural vanilla I’ve ever heard. It’s not smoky like Spiritueuse, medicinal like Lune Feline, spicy like Ani, or sugary like Vanilla 28. It’s different, natural, tender, creamy, addictive, and wild. I envision myself in a meadow of yellow flowers and it evokes moments with my grandparents. Low trail and 4-hour longevity, but extreme heat makes me keep it for intermediate climates. If you’re a fan, give it a try.

• Mithrandir

  April 21, 2023

  

  I’m not usually a vanilla fan, but this sample blew me away. It’s not gourmand or sweet; instead, it plays hide-and-seek, hidden among flowers that sometimes boost it indirectly. It has an addictive animal touch, seductive and dangerous, femme fatale style. Lasts over 8 hours on skin; at the end, the classic sweet vanilla emerges. I wouldn’t buy a full bottle, but it was a delightful experience.

• Mithrandir

  May 5, 2023

  

  I usually don’t like vanilla, but a free sample surprised me. It’s not sweet or gourmand, but a hidden vanilla among flowers that sometimes boost it. It has an animal edge that makes it addictive and seductive, fitting for a ‘femme fatale.’ It lasts over 8 hours; at the end, the sweet gourmand vanilla emerges. I wouldn’t buy it, but it was a pleasant olfactory experience.

• Carmetta

  June 3, 2024

  

  The opening repulses me; it smells like field manure, but the dry down is a very nice vanilla. Longevity and projection are very soft. I wouldn’t buy it for that horrible opening, but try it if you get the chance because the dry down can be addictive if you like vanilla.

• samucel87

  March 13, 2025

  

  Surprising vanilla! It doesn’t smell like typical vanilla, but rather green and floral. It reminds me of the vanilla orchids in the Seychelles where vanilla is cultivated: wet flowers with a sweet, special touch, and probably the most hyper-realistic vanilla on the market. The trail and projection are ridiculous; only you and those who bite your neck will smell it. The longevity is short, about 4-5 hours, but I forgive it because I’m obsessed with the scent.

• samucel87

  March 22, 2025

  

  Surprising vanilla, nothing like what you expect. Smells green/floral, like the orchids in the Seychelles where vanilla is harvested. Wet flowers with a slight sweetness, special and realistic. The projection is a laugh—you only smell yourself and whoever’s biting your neck. Lasts 4-5 hours, but I forgive it because I’m obsessed with the scent.

• Nedia

  September 25, 2025

  

  I agree with the positive reviews: it’s an indolic, sensual, and gorgeous vanilla. When you think there can’t be any more vanilla, you find this. It smells like the sweet residue of vanilla beans in glass bottles, like brown custard paste, without being excessively gourmand. It’s elegant, playful, and lush, orbiting a natural yet complex vanilla, boosted by opulent Champaca and yellow flowers. It’s a cozy fragrance, perfect for autumn.

• Gladysol

  January 22, 2026

  

  Classic floral vanilla! If you love vanilla, you have to try this. On my skin, the Ylang-Ylang and Champaca dominate the subtle vanilla base, which I’d love to be more prominent. It lasts hours on the skin but is almost skin-scented; you have to get very close to detect any projection. I use it mixed with other perfumes to give them a ‘twist,’ which is a shame because at this price, it should shine on its own. I’m glad I have it thanks to the discount, but I wouldn’t buy it at full price; there are better options for longevity and projection.