Eshal Vanilla by PARIS CORNER
Women 2025
Description
Eshal Vanilla by PARIS CORNER is an oriental vanilla fragrance for women. This new creation was launched in 2025. The top notes are sugar and sweet notes; the heart notes are rose and jasmine; the base notes are vanilla, musk and caramel.
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Leading answer I own it
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Leading answer Love it
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Season
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Time of day
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About Eshal Vanilla
Eshal Vanilla by PARIS CORNER is an oriental vanilla fragrance for women. This new creation was launched in 2025. The top notes are sugar and sweet notes; the heart notes are rose and jasmine; the base notes are vanilla, musk and caramel.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
240 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
256 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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I’ve finally found my definitive perfume. I’ve tried everything, but this is the one. Simply wonderful.
It’s basically the Kayali 28, but much better. I own both and notice that the Kayali is slightly more sugary and toasty, whereas the Paris Corner version is a tiny bit sweeter, though it’s almost imperceptible. I love the Kayali, but it lasts nothing and isn’t cheap for what it offers. Eshal has a brutal longevity and an incredible trail. I recommend it far more than the original. In other words, Kayali should reconsider how another brand not only replicates their fragrance but improves its longevity and projection for a quarter of the price.
It’s a Vanilla 28 clone, but much better. I own both and notice the Kayali is slightly sweeter and toasty, while the Paris Corner version is a tad sweeter, but it’s almost imperceptible. I adore the Kayali, but it doesn’t last and isn’t cheap for what it offers. Eshal has a brutal longevity and an amazing trail. I recommend it much more than the original. That said, Kayali should reconsider how another brand can replicate and improve their longevity and trail for a quarter of the price.
First review ever, and the truth is: an absolute beast of a fragrance. The best vanilla I’ve ever experienced, 10/10 across the board. For those who love intense scents without it being cloying, this is the option. Unisex, and the dry-down is incredible on the skin. Highly recommended.
This is my first review and probably the last because I’m too lazy to write. But I felt it was unfair not to mention that this perfume has just improved my life. I’ve been so frustrated with the original Vanilla 28 for its perfect scent but mist-like longevity, until finally I found this wonder. It smells exactly like the V28 (if anyone notices a difference, they’re a snob who thinks they know about it), but this has a brutal longevity and projection, exactly what it was missing. I’m happy and completely obsessed.
It’s a Vanilla 28 on steroids; I have both to compare. Eshal wins on potency, projection, and longevity (10-12 hours on skin), and as they say, it withstands the shower. Everything is amplified in this dupe; the sugar is so high it reminds me of a sweet skin/leather nuance, perhaps it’s my pH or lack of maceration. It’s ultra-pleasant and I hate leather in perfumes, but here it’s delicious and addictive. It’s an ultra-sexy, dark, and seductive vanilla, nothing childish. Even my boyfriend loved it; he, who designer scents don’t last on, wore it for hours (including a football match). If you’re a bold man, you can wear it. Should I recommend it? Without a doubt, for £30 it’s a marvel. I adore it, I’m hooked.
The trail and longevity are absolutely phenomenal. I tested it on my wrist and, even after showering, the scent is still there. It’s elegant, intense, and expertly crafted. Yes, it’s gourmand, but not cloying; you first catch notes of brown sugar with a touch of rose and jasmine, but vanilla and caramel take the lead, giving it a unique warmth. The price caught me off guard, the packaging is top-notch, and the included sachet is a brilliant touch for perfuming your car or wardrobe. I recommend it 100%.
The trail and longevity are incredible. I first tried it on my wrist and, even after showering, it was still present. To me, it’s elegant, with intense and well-blended notes. Yes, it’s gourmand, but nothing cloying. First comes brown sugar mixed with a touch of floral rose and jasmine, but what predominates is the vanilla and caramel, giving it that characteristic warmth. The price has surprised me immensely. The presentation is elegant and the included sachet is a delightful touch for perfuming the car or wardrobe. Without a doubt, I recommend it highly.
The best Kayali Vanilla 28 dupe. With greatly improved projection and longevity, it’s incredible.