Les Orientaux: Vanille Fruitee Molinard for women and men

The vanilla and caramel are prominent throughout, but the florals come through on the dry down. Very pretty and worth the cost for a bottle.

I don't get all of the notes listed here, but I really like it! To me it smells like sweet warm vanilla and a blend mandarin/tangarine with a touch of caramel. As for jasmine, orchid, & musk? Well not on my skin anyway. I don't get any of the patchouli glitteralex describes, but then again, chemistry.

It reminds me of Lolita Lempicka L's dry down but better. Not nearly as sweet, with more vanilla. It could also be classified as a slightly sweeter less "orange" version of Kenzo 7:15am in Bali. I like like 7:15am & L so Vanille Fruitee is right up my alley.

On my skin it stays the same from start to finish, which in this case is not at all boring. Long lasting, soft, warm, just the right amount of sillage. If your a fan of L's dry down and would like to skip the sugary introduction, try Vanille Fruitee.

*Tested without notes*

This is a fun, delightful, and warm scent. Vanille Fruitee is everything that gourmands like Jessica Simpson's "Fancy" wish to be- delicious, balanced, and enjoyable. It smells like eating a banana split in a head shop- creamy, sweet caramel over French Vanilla ice cream, maraschino cherries with strawberry and pineapple sauce, a streak of chcolate suace atop a cloud of whip cream...almost edible until the Patchouli we almost knew was there arrives. At first coy and deferential to the confectionary nature of this perfume, Patchouli rises up, initially blending harmoniously with the yummy notes, and later dominating them with its earthy, peaty, sharp, and full Patchouli quality..