Vanille et Coco by DSouls Parfums
Men Women 2022
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Description
Vanille et Coco: A Woody-Sweet Fragrance from DSouls Parfums Vanille et Coco, launched in 2022 by DSouls Parfums, is a fragrance that blends the warmth of vanilla with the freshness of coconut, created for both men and women. The nose behind it is Daniel Josier, who has composed a woody and white floral scent. The scent opens with a bright…
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Key notes
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Top
bergamot
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Heart
tuberose
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Base
sandalwood
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About Vanille et Coco
Vanille et Coco: A Woody-Sweet Fragrance from DSouls Parfums
Vanille et Coco, launched in 2022 by DSouls Parfums, is a fragrance that blends the warmth of vanilla with the freshness of coconut, created for both men and women. The nose behind it is Daniel Josier, who has composed a woody and white floral scent.
The scent opens with a bright burst of bergamot, cardamom, and a pinch of salt, giving it an unexpected marine feel. In the heart, vanilla, jasmine, and coconut are entwined with spikenard, producing a creamy, softly powdery texture. The base is built on sandalwood, cashmere, and amber, offering a persistent and comforting trail.
Though the fragrance is categorised as woody and white floral, its powdery and warm spicy nuances come to the fore on the skin. The salt in the opening not only adds a refreshing edge but also highlights the natural sweetness of the coconut, keeping it from becoming too heavy. This is a versatile scent that suits both mild days and cooler nights.
The combination of spikenard and cashmere provides an air of elegance, while bergamot and cardamom lift the composition. It unfolds gradually: fresh at first, then more intimate, and finally drying down to a smooth woody base.
Being a Daniel Josier creation, known for his ability to balance contrasting elements, Vanille et Coco is far from a straightforward gourmand. The salt and spikenard add sophistication, making it a refined choice for everyday wear as well as more formal moments.
Fans of sweet yet woody perfumes, those who love the interplay between fresh and warm accords, and anyone who appreciates a unisex scent with a soft, lingering presence.
Vanille et Coco is a wonderful pick for those who enjoy vanilla and coconut with a modern, salty twist. With a 4 out of 5 rating, it is a dependable and enjoyable fragrance.
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I’ve been searching for the perfume of my dreams with coconut and vanilla for years. I really believed this would be the end of my search, and I was wrong. Don’t misunderstand me—the perfume is lovely, with that undeniable quality that always accompanies Daniel Josier’s compositions, but it’s not what I wanted for myself. This fragrance is perfect for summer; it screams beach and sun in a paradise-like place. It opens with a perceptible salty touch, like the one given off by sun-kissed skin bathed in sea water, with a fragrant blend of white flowers and a coconut that, for me, is somewhere between coconut water and cream, with a very noticeable base of sandalwood and vanilla—not precisely a sweet vanilla, but a dense and sumptuous vanilla. A straightforward fragrance but with its touch of well-being, lasting about six hours on my skin, and a very refined sillage that creates a bubble around you.