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Vanilla Vibration
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Zara's Vanilla Vibration is a musky floral woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2023, this composition evokes a vibrant sweetness that unfolds in an olfactory pyramid where top, heart, and base notes converge to create a warm and enveloping atmosphere.
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I’m returning it, glad I didn’t open it. If you have a Tom Ford Noir Extreme, this is redundant and of poorer quality. I don’t know why I bought it, just for the hype.
I tried it at Zara and it felt the most masculine of them all. It reminds me sometimes of Tobacco Vanille by Tom Ford and Mercedes Benz Club. It lasts about six hours and projects heavily in the first hour. Unbeatable price.
To me, it’s the most masculine of the four. It comes out herbal, spicy, and with a bitter touch. After half an hour, if you get close, it smells of floral and musk without losing the green note; very pretty but hard to detect. It lasts less than two hours; you only notice it by pressing your nose to the skin at 30 minutes. Smells better than Tuesday Totally Terrific from Zara’s previous line.
Haven’t been to Zara for ages and today I was: :D. Smelled several and this one caught me, reminding me of chai and on the skin… I loved it! Especially when it dried down. It’s warm and spicy (I noticed lots of cardamom upon application, yet it’s not mentioned on the box) and suits winter better. I agree with mazzis49: better not to buy blindly and see how it performs on each skin. I loved it so much I took a 30ml bottle to keep testing. The longevity surprised me: after 10 hours, it still lingers on my wrist with just two sprays and despite washing my hands several times. For now, it has my approval ^^ Edit: at Primor I smelled one that smells similar, it’s “Chanson d’eau”, from the “Les eaux du monde – Vanilla – Polynesia” line.
How dare they sell this alongside Black Tie? It smells nice, but it has nothing to do with it. It’s more like Mercedes Club Black: ambered vanilla, but with a very pronounced cardamomo. Nothing to do with Tom Ford Noir. It has its own personality, smells wintry, lasts well for the price, and is unisex. A hit from Zara.
It’s not for everyone; I recommend trying it first, as some people love it while others don’t. To me, it smells of acidic vanilla, and the cardamom is very present in my opinion.
Not for everyone; better to test before buying. To me, it smells like acidic vanilla with loads of cardamomo, but it doesn’t suit others.
I thought this would be the one I liked most from this collection of vanillas because it has all my favourite notes, especially the violet and amber, but it turned out to be the one I liked least. I didn’t even feel the cardamom was nice; I agree it’s too acidic. It reminds me of that artificial hibiscus flavour used to make drinks; it smells exactly like that and I can’t stand it. 1/10, a disappointment. I thought it would be more creamy but it turned out quite acidic. The amber and violet are non-existent. Where is the vanilla? In their dreams because it’s not here.
It’s been a while since I visited Zara perfumes and today I’m back :D. After smelling several, this caught my attention; it reminded me of chai tea, and once I tried it on my skin… I loved it! Especially as it dried down. I’d describe it as warm and spiced (I felt a lot of cardamomo when applying it, though it’s not mentioned on the box) and I think it suits winter better. I agree with mazzis49; better not to buy blind and see how it goes on your skin. I liked it so much I took a 30ml bottle to keep testing. Surprised by the longevity: after 10 hours, I can still smell it on my wrist; I only sprayed it twice and have washed my hands several times. Approved ^^ Edit: at Primor I smelled one that smells similar, it’s “Chanson d’eau”, from the “Les eaux du monde – Vanilla – Polynesia” line.
I thought this would be my favourite from this vanilla collection because it has my favourite notes, violet and amber, and it turned out to be the least liked. Not even the cardamom felt rich; it’s too acidic. It reminds me of the artificial flavour of Jamaica berries used to make water, it smells exactly like that and I can’t stand it. 1/10, a disappointment. I thought it would be creamier and it’s acidic. The amber and violet are non-existent. Where is the vanilla? Powdered? In their dreams, because not here.
Started promising, like a liqueur, but soon settled into synthetic, dusty, soulless vanilla. Total laziness.
I bought this blindly because it was sold to me as a good Chai Latte. While I understand that cardamom is key to a good chai, here it’s just that: a shrill cardamom that overwhelms, almost mentholated like a eucalyptus seed from the ground. Given the name ‘Vanilla Vibration’, I expected vanilla to be the star, but for me, it’s almost entirely absent, only timidly appearing at the very end; if you smell it without knowing the composition, it’s nearly impossible to guess. It’s masculine and grating, nothing like the gourmand Chai Latte I would have loved. Perhaps it’s me, as my husband smells more vanilla in it, but I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re not a fan of cardamom or spicy notes. The box is beautiful, minimalist yet robust, giving a sense of luxury and high price, something I haven’t experienced with my niche perfumes. What a pity I didn’t like it; the packaging didn’t break when opening it, so I’m going to return it to the shop.
I bought this blindly because I was told it was a good chai latte. I understand cardamom is key, but here it overwhelms: it’s shrill, almost like street eucalyptus. I expected vanilla from the name, but there’s hardly any, only timidly appearing at the end; without knowing the notes, I had no idea it was there. It’s masculine and grating, nothing of the gourmand I wanted. Perhaps my husband might think it’s more vanilla, but I wouldn’t recommend it if you don’t like spicy scents. The box is lovely, robust, and feels luxurious, something I haven’t experienced with my niche perfumes. What a pity I didn’t like it; since the box didn’t break, I’m going to return it.
It opens with a floral touch and some cardamomo, settling into dark vanilla notes mixed with iris. The impression is of a chocolatey, almost boozy perfume. The overall blend is truly addictive. It’s for personal enjoyment because projection and longevity fall short. For its price, it delivers perfectly.
It comes out with a floral touch and some cardamomo, settling into dark vanilla notes mixed with something of iris. The impression is of a chocolatey, almost boozy perfume. The blend is truly addictive. For personal enjoyment, as it lacks projection and longevity. For its price, it delivers perfectly.
Smells almost identical to Vanhera by Laboratorio Olfattivo and lasts just as long.
Of the four in this line, I bought two 30ml bottles. Supreme Vanilla was my favourite, chosen for being ‘rare’. At first, it smells green and highly spiced, peppery, with cardamomo at full volume. As it dries, that cardamomo is surrounded by a powdery note (probably iris) and an almost imperceptible vanilla base. Overall, it’s strangely addictive, as @nachovorago agrees. As it dries further, the vanilla emerges more, though it’s not the protagonist despite the name and collection. For me, it’s unisex, with moderate sillage lasting 5-6 hours on my skin. I’ll use it gladly for informal occasions, morning walks or winter evenings at home. Scent 7.5/10, longevity 5.5/10, sillage 7/10, value for money 8/10, versatility 6.5/10, packaging 7.5/10. Would I buy again? Perhaps if I had it when I finish it (unlikely).
Of the four in this line, I took two 30ml bottles. The one I liked most was Supreme Vanilla, but I got this because it was “quirky”. On application, it’s green and very spiced, spicy, with cardamomo at full blast. As it dries down, that cardamomo is surrounded by something powdery (I imagine iris) and a vanilla base that’s there but barely noticeable. As a whole, it’s strangely addictive, agreeing with @nachovorago. As it dries down completely, that’s where the vanilla appears most, which isn’t the protagonist despite the name. For me, it’s unisex, has moderate sillage, and lasts 5-6 hours. For informal occasions, morning walks, or relaxing at home in winter, I’d happily use my 30ml. Scent 7.5/10, Longevity 5.5/10, Sillage 7/10, Value for money 8/10, Versatility 6.5/10, Packaging 7.5/10. Would I buy again? Perhaps if it were available when I finish it (unlikely)
A curious scent where vanilla doesn’t lead. It starts very spiced with cardamomo, then blends with papyrus and iris, adding a smoky, woody and powdery touch; that’s where I get hooked. The synergy between papyrus and iris dominates the heart and works brilliantly. Vanilla is there, but hard to detect at first and in the mid-stage. I think it would have been more interesting with more flowers, such as violet. It’s not 100% feminine, leaning towards unisex. It smells odd but original; it won’t be a best-seller and will soon be forgotten thanks to Zara’s hit-and-run launch policy. Thanks to Whisper_of_Love for the sample.
No gourmand vanilla, not sweet at all; it’s overshadowed by cardamomo and Egyptian papyrus. It doesn’t smell of leather, but I detect it strongly as it dries. I don’t notice the iris or violet. It’s spiced, warm and animalic, quite masculine. I use it to layer with roses or vanillas to give them a dark, mature edge. Worn alone, I never do, as it’s too manly.
Of the four vanilla perfumes in the line, this was my favourite and remains so among all the vanillas since then. It’s the most unique, though also the “least vanilla”. What I feel most is the cardamomo, a smoky note, a woody leather (I imagine papyrus) and iris flower. It’s powdery, deep, warm, and very pleasant to wear. Clearly unisex but offers plenty of scope for layering; you can add sweetness or a more feminine or masculine touch. For me, it has good performance: it lasts between 7-8 hours with moderate sillage. In short, a niche perfume at a laughable price. I took the small bottle the first time. During the sales, I went for a 90ml refill that is now nearly finished, and I can only pray it returns this Christmas 🙏
Of the four vanilla scents I’ve tried, this remains my favourite among all the releases. It’s the most unique, even if it’s the least vanilla of the series. What I detect most is cardamomo, with a smoky touch, woody leather (papyrus-like) and iris. It’s powdery, deep, warm and very comfortable to wear. It’s unisex but perfect for layering: you can add as much sweetness as you like to tailor it to a more feminine or masculine vibe. Performance is good: 7-8 hours with moderate sillage. In short, a niche perfume at a bargain price. I bought the small bottle first, then snapped up a 90ml refill on sale which is now nearly finished; I can only pray it returns this Christmas 🙏