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Vanilla Edesia Electimuss 2023

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7.5 / 10 56 Ratings

A new perfume by Electimuss for women and men, released in 2023. The scent is spicy-sweet. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Spicy

Sweet

Creamy

Floral

Smoky

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Heliotrope

Frankincense

Pink pepper CO2

Bitter almond

Bergamot

Mandarin orange

Heart Notes

Creamy notes

Ylang-ylang

French centifolia absolute

Cumin

Gurjum balsam

Coriander

Ceylon cinnamon

Base Notes

Bourbon vanilla absolute

Gourmand notes

White musk

Amberwood

Cypriol

Leathery notes

Patchouli

Virginia cedar

Sandalwood

Haitian vetiver

Perfumer

Cécile Zarokian

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Ratings

Scent

7.556 Ratings

Longevity

8.149 Ratings

Sillage

7.547 Ratings

Bottle

8.853 Ratings

Value for money

6.243 Ratings

Submitted by Spl3xx, last update on 02.04.2024.

Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the "Nero" collection.

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/05/2024

7
Pricing 10
Bottle 10
Sillage 10
Longevity 9
Scent

Porfiria
24 Reviews

Porfiria

2

Opulence at its finest.

During this winter I’ve tried a lot of difference fragrances with Vanilla as principle figure.
Vanilla Edesia is one of the most powerful fragrance that I’ve tested. First of all it’s different from the vanilla fragrances on the market at the moment: if I could imagine something I will image as the opulence at the peack of the mountain. It’s like the moment when Carlo Magno becomes emperor!
It’s so warm, it’s open like a wild cumino very very soft and all the notes dancing all togheter… lait, vanilla, spices, Amande. You need just 2 spray and you will take all the scene around you for all the day. So be careful it’s simple get a headache… for this reason I really don’t know if In ready to wear this amazing pearl but of course is one of the parfume that stolen my attention.
Really overpriced but even so rare.

11/14/2023

5
Pricing 10
Bottle 6
Sillage 8
Longevity 9.5
Scent

Avantgardist
20 Reviews

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Avantgardist

Helpful Review 25

"Welcome to Electimuss, your order please!"

"Yes, I'll have one Vanilla Edesia and 12 liters of water, please." A good choice.

Lick my tongue! How can a liquid be so dry as dust? I could forgive that alone, but that was just the vanilla! Then there's the pepper, as if I had drawn a line of cayenne straight to the brain.

So seriously, Vanille Edesia is an absolutely bone-dry, dusty, peppery desert vanilla. Hot, sweet, engaging. And here's the kicker: despite all this, it's still somehow creamy and a tiny bit of leather and woods resonate. Yes, I smell everything.

Just look at the pyramid (get it? Do you understand? Pyramid - desert - dry, get it? Haha, play on words! ) lent.... Cardamom? Yeah, I don't know... fine by me. But bergamot, bitter almond, mandarin and heliothrope? Uh. I couldn't be offended if they noticed absolutely nothing. In any case, the corresponding lights don't go on in my olfactory center.

But it doesn't matter, because what's on offer creates a top-class synapse storm. Sweet and cozy, peppery and spicy, leathery and woody and so dry that it almost dries out your nose. Almost.

The longevity is very good, I wavered between 8 and 9, but then didn't want to give my enthusiasm priority over honesty and opted for an objective 8. The Edesia lasts just as long in hours on me - even longer close to the skin.

The sillage is a 6 - and that's PRIMA, because it just barely respects the limits of international law.

Yes, I can already hear some people complaining: "Boah, wallah, but I want Beast Mode!" - No. WILL - YOU - NOT! Not here. Not with this.

Vanilla Edesia takes no prisoners and even a Black Afgano Extrait de Parfum (I also wrote a review) doesn't build up such an overbearing presence in my eyes. If you don't like it, Edesia takes it in its gnarled claws, dries it out and picks it apart like brittle papyros. In short: a 6 sillage is already borderline here, because you are wearing a ring of fire that simply burns everything. In this respect: uffbasse, how often you spray. More sprays do not increase the intensity (which is already boundless), but primarily the sillage and projection. With three sprays, you can easily reach 5-6 meters in the office. If there is air movement, more is fine.

The bottle? Haha, I really don't need to say anything. A clear 10 and the absolute benchmark for EVERYONE else out there. Well, the glass may not be Murano crystal glass, but this massive yet elegant lump is amazing. Anyone who has held it in their hand and then prefers to hold a Xerjoff is beyond help :-)
So if you're a considerate wallflower, like to drink your water in silence and only shower in the dark in your swimming trunks for reasons of chastity, you'd better get out of here really quickly.

But if you have no problem riding an elevator with a legal, spray-on flamethrower and making new friends with a casual "What's up your nose like that?" on your lips, the Vanilla Edesia is highly recommended.
Certainly not a crowdpleaser, but .... God, he's good!

10/16/2023

8
Pricing 10
Bottle 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 10
Scent

Krishrv90
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Krishrv90

Helpful Review 10

A vanilla dream that you do not expect so

Just opening, this might be one of the most interesting, complex and beautiful vanillas I have ever tasted. This is not gourmet vanilla; There is warmth and sweetness due to the properties of vanilla, yes, and the vanilla is very perceptible and characteristic, but here it is distinctly balsamic, resinous and smoky. What makes it so special is the person who surrounds it, and for me the three main representatives are cumin, incense and patchouli.

On the writing pad, I find the incense to be the most distinct; It's a smoky, witchy vanilla that feels like you've wandered into the coziest occult store (where incense and candles burn at the same time), but on the skin it opens with the most beautiful cumin I've ever smelled in a fragrance. My problem with cumin as a fragrance is that it often feels superfluous; like a perfumer added it to add *a hook*, or overdosed it specifically for the challenge. The cumin here is perfectly harmonized with coriander and both feel necessities. Cumin provides a distinct, non-sweet kitchen spice, and coriander and cooling anise provide the spice. A subtle but infinite patchouli creeps almost like a secret path into a kind of vanilla abyss, the bottom of which you will never reach.

And yet, despite all these subtleties, there is something very *classically vanilla* about it. At some point you reach the bottom, the drydown, where you are left with a classic creamy, not sweet, familiar vanilla that is simple and comforting.