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Eau de parfum

Neil Morris Vanille Rose

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History and Identity

Vanille Rose by American brand Neil Morris is an olfactory manifesto of passion and sweetness, released in 2009.

It was created by the brand’s founder himself, perfumer Neil Morris, who poured the very soul of American niche perfumery into the composition.

An Olfactory Journey

Vanille Rose is an eau de parfum belonging to the oriental and gourmand fragrance families.

Its scent is a rich, luscious floral-caramel cocktail that unfolds like a labyrinth: from the freshness of green tea and orange blossom to velvety rose and heliotrope, settling into warm vanilla and sensual musk.

The fragrance has a very strong sillage that leaves an unforgettable trail.

Who It’s For and How to Wear It

This is a women’s fragrance for elegant, vibrant women who are not afraid to make a statement.

Vanille Rose is perfect for the evening: it will stir emotions, awaken the senses, and create an aura of mystery.

Thanks to its intensity, just a few sprays are enough—the fragrance will accompany you throughout the night.

Similar Fragrances

If you have fallen in love with Vanille Rose, consider these similar compositions: Esika Rose & Rose, Indult Tihota, and Revlon Charlie Touch.

Each of them interprets the theme of sweet rose and vanilla in its own way.

Learn more about the brand on its official website: adnmusc.com.

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Description of the composition

The Vanille Rose composition is built on a harmonious blend of green tea, heliotrope, orange blossom, rose, vanilla, and musk.

It opens with fresh green and citrus accents, followed by a bouquet of sweet flowers at its heart, while the base envelops the senses in a warm vanilla-musky veil.

This is a multifaceted, sensual symphony that intrigues from the very first breath.

Perfumers

Gender Female
Brand Neil Morris
Segment Niche perfumery
Country United States
Website http://www.neilmorrisfragrances.com
Year of production 2009
Status Produced
Concentration Eau de parfum

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Green Tea
Heliotrope
Orange blossom

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Sillage
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Attracts attention
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Very strong
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Again vanilla rose! I thought another poison like Montale or Mancera, but no. The scent stands out. Thick, with character, as if squeezed out alcohol - a rich composition remains. Sweetness with earthy notes. Similar to Mad Madame by Juliette Has A Gun, but Neil Morris is even more eccentric and crazy

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