Let Them Eat Cake Tokyo Milk Parfumarie Curiosite for women and men

This is everything I was hoping BBW warm vanilla sugar edt would be. However, while BBW let me down, Tokyo Milk delivered. I love sugary, sweet, vanilla, gourmand scents, they just "work" for me and the bf adores them. If you enjoy foody scents - you must try this!

Kateyc.......i just bought a bottle of this and i went to the website Apothica.com and they had this brand there to purchase. Hope this helps in your search :)

I love this perfume as a fan of vanilla and coconut. People always compliment me when I wear it as it's not too overpowering. I've run out though (the bottles are too small!) and the vintage shop which stocked it has now stopped =( Anyone know where you can buy it online? It's not anywhere I've found at the moment. Boo.

Let them Eat Cake is quite close to a real life situation,
“Let them eat cake” mum said, while finishing put on one of those milk body lotion for baby, which doesn’t really smell like milk, and instead, it smells more like milky, creamy, buttery vanilla plus some milky, creamy, buttery floral scent.
In the kitchen, you can see two highchairs and two cute babies around 3, 4 years old, making noises, and a mass on the table—crayons, gooey pasty stuff everywhere, crumbs from biscuits…
And dad is trying to find something to make the kids entertained for a while, so he can enjoy the morning News.

Let them Eat Cake is a lovely scent, as a vanilla craver and a deserts/carbs lover in real life, I should love this one; but unfortunately my craving for Let Them Eat Cake ended when the perfume hit its middle phase, because it changed from a creamy floral sweet buttery cake smell to something heavier on the creamy buttery-floral side, which unfortunately reminds me a lot of one of Johnson & Johnson body lotion, in a light purple bottle, something called Moonflower. That supposed to be a dreamy body lotion, but I couldn’t stand it as it was quite buttery in a way and I find it really clingingly and somewhat takes up all my mental space. :-S It feels as if I was in a typical scene when little kids are really demanding/noisy and the parents were trying to get ready for work etc., “how cute everything is” will soon become “errrrr…I don’t think I want to be in it”. Maybe because I’m a vegan most of the time, and occasionally a vegetarian, by choice and doesn’t like overly buttery animal-y food, the buttery smell here doesn’t work for me, and, makes me feel stressful and nervous.

The dry down is slightly less creamy, but still over the silky-floral-creaminess I can take. Unfortunately, the cake-ish smell like Vanilla Cake Batter is what works in my case, and bye bye Let Them Eat Cake.

Warm, sweet, coconut milky goodness like grandma's biko (filipino coconut rice cake with caramel topping). Love that they didn't go overboard with vanilla which for me brings its sophistication up a notch in a sea of cloying pastry concoctions. I sometimes layer LTEC with Demeter Lychee or Chloe; its simplicity makes pairing seem endless. I adore coconut so its like creating a signature out of anything!

This is my favorite from Tokyo Milk. Smells very much like Bath and Body Vanilla Sugar which is very sweet and pleasant.

This is a little bit of fun to put on if you are feeling blue. Your very own personal birthday cake, whenever you want it! Lots of vanilla.

A surprisingly literal perfume from Tokyo Milk. Normally their scent names are evocative or odd inside jokes but this one smells like (wait for it) cake. If you're familiar with the various ice creams and soaps called "birthday cake" this is precisely what this scent smells of: vanilla, carmelly sugar, butter(?) and a touch of nutmeg for a mild soapy note. Pleasant, fun, utterly unsophisticated but soothing on a bad day.

This is like a light angel food cake to me. It is definitely not sugary like Pink Sugar (thankfully) but it is sweet. It's just very subtle, and a little darker (think adding an extra teaspoon of vanilla extract to the angel food cake batter). I see the comparison to L de Lolita but Let them Eat Cake doesn't smell so strongly of cinnamon. It's subtle, light, and appropriate for summer or winter, in my opinion. But never mind the "unisex" Fragrantica rating. Your husband won't want to wear this one :)

Over-the-top sugar rush. Like white cake with buttercream on top. If that's your thing, then great! Just not my style.

It smells a lot like macaroons. Its rather lovely, last brilliantly on fabric, but not so well on skin. E Coudray Vanille Et Coco does it so much better. The bottles are works of art in themselves. A word to the wise, if you live outside the US, dont order Tokyo Milk Products with your credit card. Whilst very quick to take payment, the company fails to mention they dont ship outside US. Until you ask. Then you have your work cut out trying to get your refund. Shame on You Tokyo Milk.

I agree that it strongly resembles Warm Vanilla Sugar from Bath & Body Works. Vanilla with a touch of coconut and a musky base. It's nice and sweet. It lasted 3-4 hours on me.

If you are a fan of B&B Warm vanilla sugar and L de Lempicka you have to try this one. It´s a really nice vanilla fragrance with a lot of warmth and sweetness to it. The lasting power could be better though. I don´t get much of the coconut.Just a hint. But the drydown is a lovely musky vanilla with a little less sweetness than the beginning

I recently ordered several of Tokyo Milk scents to try and this was one of them. Coconut is one of my favorite smells, along with vanilla, so this was one I was looking forward to trying.

It is nice, not unlike Comptoir Sud Pacifique's Coco Vanille, but less synthetic. A little deeper and more mysterious.