Vanilla Perfume

  If it smelled like a frosted bakehouse cookie with sprinkles or the Cinnabon stand on the mall, I was, undoubtedly, carrying it. While the initial notes exude freshness, once this  vanilla perfume  dries down the patchouli and vanilla come out to play. Applying a number of spritzes of a heat, cozy fragrance is considered one of my favorite ways to embrace the cold climate. Think of this one as a slightly hotter take on a standard vanilla. A very luxurious and mysterious fragrance,  vanilla perfume  has notes of bitter almond, caraway spice, sambac jasmine, cinnamon, tuberose, vanilla, musk, mosses, and jacaranda wood. After all, its mix of black cherry, tonka bean, and almond notes give it a liqueur-like aroma that is not too candy or off-putting. Its opening notes embody touches of candied fruits tempered by woods and florals, as the name suggests. Overall, you get a candy vanilla cologne backed by spices, fruits, and woods. It certainly is not overly fruit...