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Roses Vanille
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Roses Vanille by Mancera is an oriental vanilla fragrance from the olfactive family, created for women. Launched in 2011, this scent was composed by perfumer Pierre Montale. Its olfactive structure unfolds with an opening of Italian lemon, giving way to a floral heart of Turkish rose. The trail finishes with base notes of vanilla, white musk and cedar.
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Italian Lemon (Italian Lime)
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Turkish rose
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- Positivo 76%
- Negativo 15%
- Neutral 9.3%
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Hello! I got this perfume because I saw several reviews on YouTube and online. Upon opening it and giving the first spray, in less than a second, Sí by Giorgio Armani came to mind. It seemed strange to me that no one had mentioned that. I’m transparent about everything: it’s a sweet perfume with lots of sugar, but with… the persistent candied note from start to finish. My brother said my room smelled like wine. It’s a good mix of sugar, rose, and liquor that gets sweeter and sweeter. It’s not youthful, but it’s for those who like a medium-to-cloying sweetness. It’s elegant; don’t buy it blindly as it’s risky, and it could be unisex. I perceive those three aromas strongly: rose, sugar, and liquor. It’s a more mature, settled scent that doesn’t play tricks but is refined into personality. It brings me many memories of Sí by Armani, although this one is sweeter. I would find it sexy to smell on someone else due to the elegance it delivers. ❤️ Love to all ❤️💎
To stand out: SWEET Rose. On my skin, the candied rose and sweet vanilla stand out. I think the composition is heavily boosted by the musk, which I sometimes dislike, but here it’s very wearable and ties everything together, especially with the sugar. It’s excellent quality, lasts all day on skin and much longer on clothes. Plus, once sprayed, it fills the whole room and makes an impression. It’s totally worth it if you’re missing a vanilla rose. But if you already have perfumes like Intense Café or Ristretto Café, you might not need it.
Terrible! Where are the roses? It smells like sugar with sugar and more sugar. It’s a mediocre gourmand, the kind that 99% of young girls use these days. I don’t understand how a niche house could create something like this. If you want a sweet and special rose, try Rose Jam by Lush, which is a work of art.
Super delicious and absolutely gorgeous! It’s very similar to Fabulous Srinagar by Salvador Dalí and Intense Café by Montale. It’s niche, high quality, with an enormous trail, sophisticated, and very present. It gives off a vibe of happiness, attractiveness, and elegance, ideal for important events; you’ll receive many compliments. I’ve been wearing it for 6 years. It’s not for every woman, but for someone with personality and confidence. It has a citrus and rose opening, but I don’t sense the aquatic note. I love that the rose isn’t too prominent, as I’m not a fan of florals. In the end, it leaves that unique smell of vanilla with melted sugar and a spectacular touch of liquor. I wouldn’t wear it in the heat, only in the cold.
I bought it blindly with high expectations based on reviews, but the truth is, it didn’t wow me. To me, it’s pure sweet rose, sugar, and softness; nothing that dazzled me. It has good longevity, you can tell it’s high-end, but it didn’t move me at all. For Christmas, I gifted myself So Scandal and was almost over the moon, I loved it instantly! So Scandal and Love in Rose are the ones that brighten my life. At 45 years old, with this heat, I’ll save it for autumn; there are many better ones. Don’t buy it blindly. It bores me, and even though I love rose, it’s the most boring and headache-inducing thing I’ve bought.
I remember it as the moment I stepped out onto the street feeling empowered, standing taller than ever and thinking ‘here I am’. It’s a delight that makes you feel exactly that. What a pity that now almost every house has a ‘Roses Vanilla’ or ‘Baccarat Rouge’; they’re no longer so special.
It’s my favourite perfume. Since I tried Roses Vanille, I can’t go back. It has exquisite depth and, at least here in Chile, it’s not a common scent. So rich and it brings me happiness just from smelling it!
I fell for it gradually; it wasn’t love at first sight as I was expecting something sweeter and more vanilla-forward. On me, the rose dominates with sugar, lemon, and cedar, becoming vanilla and woody as it dries. It’s a mature fragrance that requires a trained nose. What’s least talked about is that fermented note, like wine or beer, which is present from start to finish. It’s different from the conventional, elegant, and aristocratic. The projection is cosmic, rivalling Montale. A very good perfume, but test it before buying blindly.
At first, I thought it was like Chloe or Babydoll by YSL, but this rose is more mature and less fresh. On my skin, it smells like an exotic garden of roses in every colour, with an enveloping sweetness and a very feminine vibe. I absolutely love it!
What a delight! I’m a huge fan of roses and gardens, and this smells like freshly cut flowers with morning dew at 6 am. If you love roses, buy it without hesitation. It lasts all year round, stays on like a rock, and leaves an incredible trail.
I bought it blindly based on the reviews and what a mistake. The scent, despite my attempts, gives me nausea. It smells like roses put in a jar of liquor with lots of sugar. It didn’t work on me, I don’t recommend buying without trying. That said, the longevity and fixation are eternal.
It has become one of my favourites. I resisted owning it because it became popular among reviewers and there was a sense that you had to have it. In the end, I gave in to all the reviews and bought it, and it has fallen in love with me. It’s an incredible scent, sweet rose, clean, new doll… incredible. I have the original and some dupes. If you like perfumes that smell of sweet, clean roses, you can’t be without this wonder. When I don’t know what fragrance to use, I reach for Roses Vanilla… it’s a sure bet. I also sometimes layer it with Intense Café… and I get an olfactive bomb!!🤩🤩🤩
I like roses, I bought the perfume because its vanilla base is delicious on my skin. If it’s just rose and vanilla and my boyfriend compliments me every time I wear it… I discovered that when I’m at the office with air conditioning, it disappears, it doesn’t project, it doesn’t stand out. However, when I go out and it’s a bit warm, that’s when the magic happens.
Mancera perfumes are divine to me, but this one is femininity and sensuality in their purest form. I’ve had similar perfumes before and I’ve always loved the combination of roses and vanilla, but this Mancera is exceptional. You can really smell the rose with the vanilla and the sugar… a true delight. The trail and projection are very wide; with just a few sprays you have enough to take on governments. Even after washing my clothes, I can still detect the scent.
Delicious and delightful. I adore this masterpiece. What a lovely vanilla. 😍
How is it possible that I can like a perfume with roses as the protagonist? I’m blown away. I usually struggle with that note, but I really like this one! 😱 It smells sweet, aldehydic, creamy and very vanilla, but on me the rose predominates. They are aldehydic roses, freshly cut with heaps of sugar. After a few hours, it settles into a vanilla with melted sugar. For me, it borders on gourmand; I imagine a custard cream with rose petals sprinkled on top, or even Turkish delights. It’s feminine, playful and very sensual. Great longevity with a high trail. I also tried some dupe alternatives and they were quite good, although the longevity and intensity are slightly lesser. I wouldn’t buy Roses Vanille as it makes me feel a bit nauseous (roses do that to me) and it doesn’t captivate me enough, but it’s a charming perfume.
Wow, very reminiscent of Intense Café by Montale (and also Ristretto Intense Café…). That musky rose base is very characteristic of the creator. It’s not a sweet bomb, but a musky rose, slightly sweet. On me, the aldehydic note isn’t very noticeable yet. I detect vanilla, but not as extreme as other vanilla scents. It’s delicious, but not overwhelming. I’ll test the longevity on my skin.
I love, love, love it ❤️. On me, the vanilla and roses come through. What a beauty, very similar to Gentle Fluidity Gold by Francis Kurkdjian but much more long-lasting. I adored it.
Absolutely divine, feminine and sexy. Imagine an old vase with a fine spirit and vanilla beans at the bottom. You cut a fresh rose, wet with rain, sprinkle it with sugar and submerge it in the spirit. The petals get soaked in that heavy, vanilla-sweetened liquid. The longevity and trail are excellent.
Super delicious! On my skin, it smells like a rose bathed in honeyed vanilla. It’s sweet, elegant, and sophisticated. The longevity is extreme 💐🍯✨
I just acquired it and found an old screw-top version. I expected a vanilla rose and it is exactly that. It is familiar, not an innovative formula, but it is great in the details. It is mainly a dark, spiced, dense, and intoxicating vanilla with a mature and velvety rose; there is no juiciness or fruity scents, it is a syrupy liqueur of vanilla and roses. It is very potent, I applied very little and it is overwhelming. Natural ingredients are not felt, but quality is, and I like that, I will continue to try it as it has only been a couple of hours since I applied it.
Are you interested? Go to Zara, try Rose Gourmand, watch out, let it dry, and if the sweet reminiscence catches you (as it did for me), jump without a parachute if your budget allows. Pierre Montale is very French here: seductive fragrances that shout sexuality. But today, in ‘what elegance France has’, we have someone kind, sweet, tender, unforgettable, and addictive. Want to get someone in a mood? Smell like Roses Vanille. Imagine someone you know in a strange place, like a dentist’s waiting room or a bank queue; that person has been with you for 10 minutes and has branded themselves on your soul forever. You will become a textbook stalker on social media searching for that person. Roses Vanille seems like another sweet rose fragrance, yes… But as minutes pass, it acquires something special. You have to wait 30 minutes to understand the comparison: remember those aromatic cards that were collected, the ‘rarities’ in blue or pink tones with bucolic drawings of children, animals, and flower baskets? I never knew anyone with those; they were like a shooting star; from time to time someone had 1 or 2 and you were capable of giving them 5 of yours in exchange. Roses Vanille smells like that card, pure droga. You pass your nose over it again and again, hooked, it is what you desire with this creation. I see it as a signature fragrance for the opposite of what I read above: super suitable, creative. If you are a classic lady or gentleman and wear it, it will be fine pastry for a lifelong cream, do not do it, it emits something too unique for someone discreet. I feel it is a beautiful, mocking irony towards classism; it is for wearing with a torn grunge jumper, not with a Chanel-style two-piece. Possible signature fragrance? Yes, I am very grunge, compose, and sing in the band ‘Feral Orphans’, some songs already smelled like Roses Vanille before I knew it. If you are going to give it a turn, buy it blind, it does not matter if the rose doesn’t drive you crazy, as in my case. It is the smell of sweet and dusty vanilla from those cards. If you are going to be repellent, hyper-polished, I would say skip it and look for something more seductive like Francesca Bianchi fragrances, because there is nothing worse than being redundant. Scent 9/10, Longevity 10/10, Sillage 7/10, Value/Quality 6/10, Packaging 5/10. Would I buy again? 120 ml, when I run out we will see if I haven’t got bored, for now I would say yes.
I just sprayed on Roses Vanille. With the rain and summer ending, I felt like it after keeping it away for six months. How beautiful it is and how easy it would be to make a signature fragrance, if only it didn’t have too much trail for work! But I solve it by measuring carefully: one spray at the nape of the neck and another distributed on the wrists and it’s ready. The rose-vanilla combo is common, but here it is exquisite. It has a touch of whisky that makes it special. This touch is missing in Rose Gourmand by Zara, which also lacks as much trail and projection (that is why Rose Gourmand might please others for being discreet, but for me it lacks the quality of Roses Vanille). It lasts forever and if it lands on clothes, you will have to wash them. Regarding gender, it is more feminine, though I can imagine a man wearing it; that touch of whisky gives it an interesting masculine edge. Of the Mancera scents, the ones I like most are Roses Vanille for autumn/winter, Velvet Vanille for spring/summer, and Coco Vanille for summer.
I haven’t liked it much. I love Turkish rose, but this perfume seemed like a known scent to me, even reminiscent of the typical rose with oud found in Arab perfumes, although that note isn’t marked, it has a hint that reminded me of it. It is potent, undoubtedly.
Absolutely delicious, potent, and tasty! On my skin, it smells like a rose-soaked trifle. It feels syrupy, succulent, and very sexy, with a trail that projects without losing intimacy or being overwhelming. You must like very sweet perfumes.
There is no point with this perfume; I gave it several chances and it is not for me. It reminds me of dried flowers for arrangements, which makes me hate it. I don’t sense the vanilla or a juicy rose, which is a shame as it has tremendous projection and lasts hours (10 hours). You can tell it has high-quality construction, but I just can’t handle it.
I have tried countless dupes and none pleased me, until I tried the original and confirmed there is no comparison with Roses Vanille. The Zara one is a failed imitation with more amber and rose than vanilla. Roses Vanille is a Turkish delight, a super-sugary and feminine rose with extreme longevity. It resembles Roses Greedy from the same house, but this one is more indulgent and sugary, whereas Greedy is fresher.
A pity I didn’t like it, despite trying it at different times seeking more potency. The rose is very synthetic and tiresome; this house’s fixatives give off a plastic, artificial scent that I simply can’t stand. The main rose fails to deliver properly. It has beastly longevity but leaves a heavy trail. It reminds me of a dried flower room spray. It is sweet, linear, and one-dimensional, with many copies on the market. It gave me a headache, so I gifted it and asked the recipient not to wear it when I was around.
It lacks projection for me, but it is exquisite. On my skin, it smells like lemon juice with sugar and zest over a base of musky roses.
Spraying it on, it instantly brought back memories of that old Mario Badescu rose spray.
I bought it blind because all Mancera scents are my favourites and it didn’t disappoint: I loved it. It’s sweet and subtle; I didn’t feel anything like what I expected and I’m fascinated by it.
For me, it’s a totally unisex scent with good performance, although a bit heavy for very hot days. It smells rich, like burnt vanilla with a touch of oud at the end. Good longevity and sillage. Only for those who love the sweet stuff; although no one says it, Rich Warm Addictive by Zara is its clone.
BEWARE! My opinion is on a 2021 batch; the one I tried in store now is something else, reformulated beyond recognition. The old ones (with screw caps) are nuclear, last forever and project massively: a super elegant, creamy and sweet scent, very feminine. I gave it to my girlfriend and she adored it. But with the new formula, I declare it dead and buried.
This is ‘the market in recent years’. A safe bet, an easy and rich scent with few additives. Although the brand designed it as feminine, it’s totally unisex. In my experience, it’s the perfume from the brand I’ve liked the most.
Roses Vanille is a rose and vanilla bonbon which, in my opinion, is Intense Café by Montale without the coffee. Although it’s labelled as feminine, I think that’s a mistake; it smells totally unisex. Longevity and projection are top-notch, as is almost everything from Mancera. I love it and recommend it 100%: a perfect seductive scent for those autumn and winter nights.
Very feminine and elegant. A sharp opening from the roses and lime. In its evolution, there’s a soft rose, a little sweet (not cloying at all) and very pleasant.
What a powerful and dark rose; with the lemon it sounds odd. At first it smells of coffee, but it doesn’t contain coffee… And as it dries, it constantly smells of some alcoholic drink. I haven’t liked it at all, not at all.
Long-lasting, different and special. My most unique and distinct fragrance.
It’s vanilla and caramel. The roses are barely noticeable, just a little at the start. It’s for cold climates, nothing for heat. As I live in a hot city, for my nose it’s too sweet and unbearable. It has beastly longevity.
It’s my first Mancera and already my favourite. Ideal for fresh or cold days, though it’s not overwhelming at night in exceptional cases. It’s a Felicia: pink rose with liquor, lemon and vanilla. I love it, it’s unique and exquisite. I bought it blind and will buy it again every time it runs out.