Vanilla is one of the most coveted ingredients in the world of perfumery. It evokes not only its sweetness and warmth, but also its versatility and deep emotional connection. It is mainly extracted from its pods Vanilla Planifolia Orchid And the process of obtaining the essence is very delicate: the pods are harvested, which then undergo a curing process that can last several months, thus developing their characteristic aroma.
© Getty ImagesThere are two different types of vanilla extract. The natural one, comes from the cured pods and is highly valued in perfumery (and also in gastronomy), and the synthetic one, a chemical compound that mimics the aroma of vanilla. It is used in many perfumes because it is cheap and easy to produce.
The aroma of vanilla also has a very attractive emotional value.. It is associated with sensations of warmth, comfort and a certain sensitivity. Those who find it comforting and nostalgic, and if that’s not enough, it’s been shown to have a calming effect and help reduce anxiety.
Perfumes containing vanilla are usually composed of a combination of different notes that enrich their scent profile. Some common notes include top citrus, such as bergamot and lemon, to add freshness and brightness to the perfume. Notes such as jasmine, orchid or even spice that add complete complexity. and, Vanilla is often combined with woods like cedar or sandalwoodAmber, moss or musk, to give a lasting feeling of depth and warmth.
How to put together a vanilla perfume
If you haven’t practiced yet LayeringYou should try it with your vanilla perfume. It’s about combining it with other perfumes whose notes harmonize with the resulting fragrance as a whole.
Since vanilla is a very versatile note and can be combined with a variety of other fragrances, you can create spectacular combinations with floral notes, such as rose or jasmine, to create a romantic and delicate fragrance; spicy notes, such as cinnamon, cardamom or cloves, which give it warmth and a very attractive exotic touch; Citrus notes, to give freshness and energy or other notes foodieLike caramel or chocolate. The result will be a fragrance that you will hardly be able to resist…
10 Vanilla Perfumes Perfect for Christmas
© MaskamaiProfumo di Mamma, by Masqmai
Sweet, delicate and powdery. Made with damascen rose, iris, ylang-ylang, orris, bergamot, jasmine, sandalwood, golden amber and sweet notes: vanilla. Price: 56 euros.
© Yves RocherOrchid Vanilla, by Yves Rocher
this eau de toilette It leaves a powdery and woody background and a delicious trail of vanilla thanks to the Madagascar bourbon variety. Price: 21.95 euros.
© GuerlainBosca Vanilla Forte, from the Aqua Allegoria collection, by Guerlain
Made from organically grown vanilla beans, which blend with the accord of wood and the warmth of immortality. Price: 160 euros.
© GuerlainVanille Planifolia Extract 21, by Guerlain
A very luxurious perfume that, with an overdose of bergamot and vanilla, has become a benchmark for its 30% concentration of essences. Price: 550 euros.
© ParfoisLa Vanille, by Parfois
A floral, sweet and fruity fragrance with roses and almonds and a vanilla base, a low-cost version. Price: 12.99 euros.
© CorpseVanillary, by Lush
As sweet as it is sophisticated. It expertly blends vanilla and tonka bean with jasmine, creating an irresistible caramel-scented fragrance. Price: 35 euros.
© SephoraVanilla Candy Rock Sugar 42, by Kayali
Light and fresh but immensely gourmet. With notes of candied pear and bubblegum to enhance the sweetness of vanilla, which is also enhanced by warm and woody notes of tonka bean, sandalwood and patchouli. Price: 85 euros.
© SephoraVanilla vibes, Juliet has a song
Exciting, sensual and electric. Price: 134 euros.
© SephoraSantal Vanilla, by The 7 Virtues
Flavorful vanilla mixed with notes of creamy coconut, myrrh and sandalwood create this incredible fragrance, a super-long way. Price: 93 euros.
© CorrosionHypnotic Vanilla Bloom from Zara
Bright and sweet thanks to vanilla orchid, pear blossom and cashmere wood. Price: 19.95 euros.
