Vanilla Marble by Agonist
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Vanilla Marble by Agonist is an oriental vanilla fragrance designed for men and women. The top notes unfold with vanilla, tiare flower, and almond; the heart reveals fig, orchid, amber, and patchouli; while the base notes complete the composition with vanilla, tonka bean, Siam benzoin, and sandalwood.
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Leading answer I want it
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Season
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Time of day
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About Vanilla Marble
Vanilla Marble by Agonist is an oriental vanilla fragrance designed for men and women. The top notes unfold with vanilla, tiare flower, and almond; the heart reveals fig, orchid, amber, and patchouli; while the base notes complete the composition with vanilla, tonka bean, Siam benzoin, and sandalwood.
Spices White flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
142 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
17 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Very expensive
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Delicious and light cologne featuring milky almond vanilla; sweet yet without cloyingness or heaviness. It reminds me of a well-chilled almond horchata with vanilla, accented by enchanting creamy tiaré flowers and a fresh fig touch. The base (sandalwood, tonka bean, incense, unctuous amber, and a hint of patchouli) is noticeable without being intrusive, inviting you to rub it into your skin and clothes. It’s a ‘vanilla eau de cologne’, akin to classic citrus and herbaceous varieties but with a sweet, resinous twist. It evokes maritime settings, ideal for heat; its gourmand quality stems from that horchata sensation. Although perhaps more suited to ladies, it works well for gentlemen too. Not the most impactful or the finest vanilla, yet it would be a dream addition to my collection for days near the sea. I like it; it’s subtle, delicate, and rich.
Another unisex fragrance I wouldn’t wear, as it sounds 100% feminine to me. It’s an oriental where vanilla reigns supreme from start to finish. It smells delicious, undoubtedly. There are many types of vanilla, but here I sense the home-kitchen kind, the most gourmand imaginable. I believe it should feature in any top 10 list of vanilla perfumes attempted. I clarify that the other notes are perceptible (with a bit of effort, but enjoyable); indeed, at times I thought of ‘cocada’, that traditional Margarita drink made from coconut pulp, coconut water, and sugar, though only for nanoseconds did my olfactory memory transport me there. The bottle is a work of art (as this Swedish house Agonist has accustomed us to). PS: Thanks Cnidaria for letting me smell this marvel.
Another unisex fragrance I wouldn’t use, as it seems 100% feminine to me. It’s an oriental where vanilla is the alpha and omega. It smells delicious, too much so! There are many types of vanilla, but here I sense the home-kitchen kind, the most gourmand imaginable. In my opinion, it must be included in any top 10 list of vanilla fragrances attempted. I clarify that the other notes are perceptible (with a bit of effort, but enjoyable); indeed, at times I thought of ‘cocada’, that traditional Margarita drink made from coconut pulp, coconut water, and sugar, though only for nanoseconds did my olfactory memory transport me there. The bottle is a work of art (as this Swedish house Agonist has accustomed us to). PS: Thanks Cnidaria for allowing me to smell this marvel.