Heavenly Blanc by Zara

This perfume lasts all day on me!!! I love it because with just 3 sprays I already smell a lot. On me, it only smells of almond milk, soft and clean. It was a good investment; I hope to try more from this range.

🤍 Heavenly Blanc was a lovely surprise. From the first spray, it delivers exactly what it promises: a white, creamy, and comforting fragrance. The packaging already hints at the experience you’re about to have. On my skin, it feels like a soft, velvety almond milk, accompanied by sweet tuberose that adds femininity without being heavy. The sandalwood wraps everything with spectacular creaminess, making the fragrance feel very rounded and elegant. Many people compare it to Blanche Bête. As someone who loves Blanche Bête, I can say it’s not a dupe. They share that idea of a white, milky perfume, but Heavenly Blanc has its own personality and is several steps behind in complexity. Even so, it manages to convey that clean, creamy, and enveloping sensation in a very enjoyable way. The longevity surprised me a great deal, and for the price, I think it’s a purchase that’s really worth it. If you’re looking for a white, creamy perfume with an almond milk feel and a soft sandalwood base, Heavenly Blanc fulfils it perfectly 🤍✨

I don’t know what Zara is doing—every release is sh**. Do you remember the smell of your grandmothers? Well, that’s the whole collection, and I think in this day and age something more modern wouldn’t go amiss. And what annoys me most: the notes. I always go in with hype, looking at the notes. Look, they’re nothing like it. They can list the sweetest notes in the world and it smells the exact opposite. Is it because they want people to talk about it on social media or do they take us for fools already? Anyway, I’ll rarely set foot in Zara.

It’s the one I liked most. It smells nice, but it’s the most ultra mega super soft perfume I’ve tried so far this year. It’s a little mist that smells clean, and that’s it. Save your money.

🤍 Heavenly Blanc was a gorgeous surprise. From the very first spray, it communicates exactly what it promises: a white, creamy, comforting perfume. The packaging already gives you a sense of the experience you’re about to have. On my skin, it feels like smooth, velvety almond milk, accompanied by sweet tuberose that adds femininity without feeling heavy. The sandalwood wraps everything up with spectacular creaminess, making the fragrance feel very rounded and elegant. Lots of people compare it to Blanche Bête. As someone who loves Blanche Bête, I can say it’s not a dupe. They share that idea of a white, milky perfume, but Heavenly Blanc has its own personality and is several steps behind in complexity. Even so, it manages to convey that clean, creamy, enveloping feeling in a very enjoyable way. The longevity really surprised me, and for the price, it seems like a purchase that’s genuinely worth it. If you’re looking for a white, creamy perfume with an almond-milk feel and a soft sandalwood base, Heavenly Blanc does the job perfectly 🤍✨

It’s a clean scent, very long-lasting, with good projection. It smells of cream, of clean skin fresh out of the shower. I liked it a lot; ideal for spring and summer, but I think given its longevity and strength, it could also be worn in autumn and winter. We’ll have to see how it performs in cooler weather. On my skin, it doesn’t resemble those supposedly similar perfumes mentioned here in the slightest. It would seem we can’t tolerate a perfume that doesn’t copy or resemble others. Which is curious, because I’m really happy when I find a perfume that doesn’t remind me of any other; I hate spending my money on scents I already own.