Vanillary is far from a typical, airy bakery scent. Instead, it offers a dense and buttery interpretation of vanilla that feels almost edible. The opening is heavy on the sweetness, but it quickly dev...
The community is divided on its intensity; while fans love its "thick" and "buttery" profile, detractors often find the floral-vanilla combination too cloying if over-applied.
Performance is a major highlight, with a general consensus that it provides impressive longevity, often lasting on clothes for several days and projecting strongly with just a few sprays.
Enthusiasts frequently recommend Vanillary for cold weather, specifically late fall and winter, noting that its "sweater-like" warmth can be overwhelming in high summer heat.
It is often compared to Lush's own Twilight for its heavy use of tonka, though Vanillary is considered more of a pure, sophisticated gourmand than its herbal-lavender siblings.
Many users find it highly versatile for layering, often mixing it with citrus essential oils like bergamot to brighten the dense base or using the solid version to boost the longevity of lighter perfumes.
