Men
Vanille Fatale
Acordes principales
Descripción
Vanille Fatale by Tom Ford is an oriental vanilla fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2017, the nose behind this composition is Yann Vasnier. The top notes reveal rum, myrrh, frankincense, saffron, coriander, orange, and lime; the heart unfolds barley, coffee, plum, frangipani, narcissus, hyssop, and rose; while the base notes land in Madagascar vanilla, suede, tobacco, cedar, patchouli, oakmoss, and violet.
Resumen rápido
Cuándo llevarla (votos)
Notas clave
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Salida
Rum
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Corazón
Barley (Malt)
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Base
Madagascar Vanilla
Comunidad
3,284 votos
- Positivo 78%
- Negativo 12%
- Neutral 10%
Pirámide olfativa
Estructura completa de la fragancia: de la salida al fondo.
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Características
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Longevidad
Escasa
Débil
Moderada
Duradera
Muy duradera
Estela
Suave
Moderada
Pesada
Enorme
Género
Femenino
Unisex femenino
Unisex
Unisex masculino
Masculino
Precio
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Great perfume if you don’t mind the obscene price. I struggle to describe it according to the pyramid; in fact, it fits me more with the tonka and almond that Fucking Fabulous claims. I tried it blind and got images of almond and brandy notes, plus the star vanilla, very balanced and elegant, nothing cloying. I don’t know what the barley smells like or if the boozy effect comes from there, though more than barley it would be malt; in any case, it’s a nuance that suits it well. Maybe a bit of narcissus and suede refine the nose, but undoubtedly the queen is the vanilla, and despite the extensive pyramid, it’s not a torrent of nuances. As for performance, no complaints.
An exquisite vanilla with beastly performance. This perfume is straight to my wishlist. I do wonder if it’s worth the price for something that, despite its notes, smells quite linearly of vanilla. But this vanilla is delicious and addictive… I just don’t know if it will get boring over time. Scent: 10, Longevity: 10, Sillage: 7, Value: 5, Versatility: 9, Overall: 9.
An exquisite vanilla with beastly performance. This perfume is straight to my wishlist. It’s true that I doubt it’s worth the price for something that, despite its notes, smells quite linearly of vanilla. But this vanilla is delicious and addictive… I just don’t know if it will end up boring me over time. Scent: 10, Longevity: 10, Sillage: 7, Value: 5, Versatility: 9, Overall: 9.
Smells incredible, though to me it sounds like pacifier syrup. I detect vanillas with hints of tobacco, incense, flowers, and fruit; the final result depends on which facet dominates. I feel a cocktail of all of them at once, which the ingredients confirm: myrrh, plum, frangipani, coffee, narcissus, suede, and tobacco. It’s a polyhedral and delicious vanilla, full of layers that make it deep and complex. Overall, it reminds me of the flavor of some syrup I used to take as a little girl (of course, it was tasty), like those green and red ones Mary Poppins gave the kids when they had colds in the movie. Hehe.
Exquisite. It reminds me of Killian’s Black Phantom, but Vanille Fatale is friendlier. I see it as a perfume for people with a lot of personality.
Incredibly intense vanilla, pipe tobacco, milky coffee, and a bit less rum, but still perceptible. It’s sweet and rich; if you dab it on your hand, you get the urge to lick it 😁😁. Very good.
Intense vanilla, pipe tobacco, milky coffee, and a touch of rum, yet still sweet and rich. If you apply it to your hand, you’ll want to lick it off 😁😁. Very good.
In this fragrance, I perceive basically vanilla and tobacco almost equally. It projects a lot and I received compliments. It’s a mature, strong fragrance, and definitely not for the young. For a woman with character and strength.
Pure vanilla, but not the typical bakery kind; it’s fine, luxurious, and very refined. You can smell the rum, barley, suede, coffee, myrrh, and frankincense, though the other notes fade because the vanilla is incredibly potent. It’s very pleasant, stately, and never feels like a cheap perfume; it’s one of those where people turn around to see who passed by smelling so different, bottled luxury. Is it worth it? Yes, although for now I wouldn’t spend what Tom Ford asks for a 30ml bottle; it seems outrageous, but I’d do it gladly if it were a bit more affordable. Longevity is extraordinary; it lasts until the next day with a kilometer-long trail, like all perfumes should, not what they sell us, which are just colognes. Purely winter and maybe autumn on cold days. I’ve never heard anything like it; it doesn’t resemble any other. 10 out of 10.
GOOD, GOOD, GOOD. TF again, and for exquisite palates, this is BEAST MODE in perfumery. I agree with others: what a marvel on skin! Especially in the dry down and the compliments it receives, it’s a 100% yes. Imagine your James Bond stepping out on Carnaby Street on autumn and winter nights wearing this, wow! A cordial greeting to those of us who make perfumery without all that quantum chemistry nonsense. A hug, RF from Alicante, the Sun City.
It opens floral with rum and lots of coffee. In the heart, the coffee softens, and in the dry down, the vanilla appears.
There was a time when smoking in clubs was glamorous and rebellious: walking in with your cigarette, a glass of rum, a leather jacket, and an intense perfume. Red lips, messy hair, a glam rock star like Blondie or some rock legend. When I smelled this interesting and exquisite fragrance, I remembered those eighties icons—men with long hair, tight leather pants, even wearing makeup; yet they never lost their masculinity and were chased by hordes of fans. That’s what this evokes: sensuality, night. Long-lasting with great sillage, it’s not for everyday wear, it’s for the night, a winter night with attitude. Not for shy people.
I remember when smoking in clubs was glamorous and transgressive: cigar, rum, leather jacket, and intense perfume. It evokes 80s glam rockers or men with long hair, leather pants, and makeup, without losing masculinity, surrounded by fans. It’s sensuality and night. It has great longevity and sillage; it’s not for every day, but for an attitude-filled winter night. Not for the shy.
I don’t know how much I like the plum note, yet I can’t tell how so much it comes through. But when I wear it, I feel like young Nikki Sixx, so I have no complaints.
I don’t get why I smell so much plum, especially since I’m not a huge fan of that note in perfumery. But honestly, when I wear this, I feel like a young Nikki Sixx, so I’m not complaining.
On my skin, it smells like macadamia nuts, probably from the vanilla. Mixed with plum, rum, and cereal (could it be barley?), it becomes very gourmand, which is curious since few people mention it. It’s a beautiful scent.
It smells like the younger sister of Tom Ford Noir Extreme; two distinct vampires, one is Dracula and the other Alucard. It’s intense, luxurious, velvet-like vanilla with a hint of quill or vegetal leather. It’s not for everyone, because the rum and tobacco can give off a ‘drunk uncle’ vibe. Don’t be fooled by the vanilla: it’s not sweet or friendly, but it’s much more wearable than its sister, which is sharper and more evil.