Ever wondered what makes a perfume formula sweet? Vanilla is not the only option and very often what is listed as “vanilla” actually isn’t precisely that.
The pack contains 18 x 1 ml samples:
- PG21 Felanilla by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie GénéraleTahitian& Bourbon Vanillas
- Memoirs of a Trespasser by Imaginary AuthorsMadagascar Vanilla
- PG4.1 Le Musc & La Peau by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie GénéraleTonka beans
- Lumiere Blanche by Olfactive StudioTonka beans
- Hummingbird by ZoologistCoumarin
- Civet by ZoologistVanillin
- PG15 Ilang Ivohibé (Discontinued) by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie GénéraleVanillin
- Lune Féline Extrait by Atelier des OrsTahitian vanilla
- Lignum Vitae by BeaufortEthyl Maltol
- Un Deux Trois Soleil (Green Light, Red Light) by BastilleHeliotropin
- Callisto by Jul Et MadSoft heliotrope wonder
- Sucre D’Ébène (Discontinued) by Pierre Guillaume Black CollectionEthyl maltol's caramel effect
- Tonka Lavande by Marie JeanneSweet hay coumarine nuance
- +Tonka beans absolute / Reference material
- +Vanilin / Reference material
- +Coumarin / Reference material
- +Heliotropin / Reference material
- +Ethyl Maltol / Reference material
Read more about why these perfumes best illustrate the theme in the "Vanilla et Co: Anthology of Sweet in Perfume" editor pick.
This sample pack is available as a standalone product, and also was part of our year long subscription service.
All about this fragrance
Vanilla&Co. Sweet Shades in Perfume Pack’s concept
This pack was curated to unpack the word “vanilla” in perfume descriptions. Drawing on the collection’s distinction between natural vanilla, vanillin and related sweet-smelling materials such as heliotropin, coumarin and caramel-like compounds, the selection explores how differently sweetness can appear in a finished fragrance. Perfume samples are paired with raw-material samples to make those contrasts easier to recognise, from powdery and milky effects to woody, smoky and edible ones.
Ever wondered what makes a perfume formula sweet? Vanilla is not the only option and very often what is listed as “vanilla” actually isn’t precisely that.
The pack contains 18 x 1 ml samples:
- PG21 Felanilla by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie GénéraleTahitian& Bourbon Vanillas
- Memoirs of a Trespasser by Imaginary AuthorsMadagascar Vanilla
- PG4.1 Le Musc & La Peau by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie GénéraleTonka beans
- Lumiere Blanche by Olfactive StudioTonka beans
- Hummingbird by ZoologistCoumarin
- Civet by ZoologistVanillin
- PG15 Ilang Ivohibé (Discontinued) by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie GénéraleVanillin
- Lune Féline Extrait by Atelier des OrsTahitian vanilla
- Lignum Vitae by BeaufortEthyl Maltol
- Un Deux Trois Soleil (Green Light, Red Light) by BastilleHeliotropin
- Callisto by Jul Et MadSoft heliotrope wonder
- Sucre D’Ébène (Discontinued) by Pierre Guillaume Black CollectionEthyl maltol's caramel effect
- Tonka Lavande by Marie JeanneSweet hay coumarine nuance
- +Tonka beans absolute / Reference material
- +Vanilin / Reference material
- +Coumarin / Reference material
- +Heliotropin / Reference material
- +Ethyl Maltol / Reference material
Read more about why these perfumes best illustrate the theme in the "Vanilla et Co: Anthology of Sweet in Perfume" editor pick.
This sample pack is available as a standalone product, and also was part of our year long subscription service.
All about this fragrance
Vanilla&Co. Sweet Shades in Perfume Pack’s concept
This pack was curated to unpack the word “vanilla” in perfume descriptions. Drawing on the collection’s distinction between natural vanilla, vanillin and related sweet-smelling materials such as heliotropin, coumarin and caramel-like compounds, the selection explores how differently sweetness can appear in a finished fragrance. Perfume samples are paired with raw-material samples to make those contrasts easier to recognise, from powdery and milky effects to woody, smoky and edible ones.
