Green Vanille (Eau de Parfum) by Régime des Fleurs

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Green Vanille Régime des Fleurs 2025 Eau de Parfum

7.2 / 10 47 Ratings

A new perfume by Régime des Fleurs for women and men, released in 2025. The scent is green-spicy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Green

Spicy

Sweet

Woody

Creamy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Almond milk

Chamomile

Green hazelnut

Heart Notes

Coriander

Siam benzoin Vanilla

Vanilla

Base Notes

New Caledonian sandalwood

Atlas cedar

Haitian vetiver

Ratings

Scent

7.247 Ratings

Longevity

7.530 Ratings

Sillage

6.633 Ratings

Bottle

8.036 Ratings

Value for money

5.820 Ratings

Submitted by MartialScent · last update on 02/13/2026.

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Variant of the fragrance concentration

This is a variant of the perfume Green Vanille (Extrait de Parfum) by Régime des Fleurs, which differs in concentration.

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Reviews

9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/15/2025

Byrehoe
212 Reviews

Byrehoe

Helpful Review 5

barbed orchid

Creamy, jungly spice. The fanged vanilla to Toor Toor’s toothy tuberose. Despite the chamomile and almond milk this is not a sleepy scent. If anything she is kinda ~* spoicy *~. Green Vanille is a textural one; the chamomile leans sharply herbal, stems and all, and the hazelnut feels raw and whole. It’s impressive how RdF can take traditionally angelic notes – like vanilla and tuberose – and make them feel secretive and wild, but this one personally wasn’t for me. Nuanced on skin and lasts a good long day in fabric, though.

Mental Snapshot: A Mayan Revival Frank Lloyd Wright mansion. Enter Lara Croft, CEO. Her handshake is smooth and warm, but also the prelude to a judo throw.

tl;dr: snarling flower

Updated on 03/26/2025

07/16/2025

Mlleghoul
478 Reviews

Mlleghoul

6

slithery lady boss

Cold, coiled, calculating. A soupçon of weaponized sweetness. Wilhelmina Slater corner office with floor-to-ceiling glass walls, fashion dungeon once her interior decorator works their dark magic. Absinthe-laced champagne vanilla, green and subtly herbaceous, aromatic poison in crystal stemware. Dusty-woody-musky shadows, slithery spice as hissed barbs between bathroom stalls. Mean girls who devoured high school bones and all, used losers' broken phalanges to pick their teeth; earned their MBAs in rancid witch she-devilry and leveled up into the cuntiest of lady bosses; perfected the art of smiling while sliding knives between ribs and stabbing square in the middle of the back while smiling with their perfect veneers. Creamy almond undertones, just enough sweetness to mask bitter herbs. Fake pleasantries/ menacing undercurrent, espionage in every conversation, veiled threats disguised as small talk. How's business this quarter? How are your kids? I'll cut a bitch. I'll strike when you least expect it. More canapés?

06/17/2025

3.5Scent

rachelleyers
2 Reviews

rachelleyers

Helpful Review 2

my nose betrays me, i want to love this

Vick's Vapor Rub? Tiger balm? Carmex? I am not sure why, but this is not at all what I imagined based on reviews and note listings. I ordered a small sample from LuckyScent and have sniffed it on my forearm throughout the day. This is my first smell of anything from Regime des Fleurs. I have been hoping for the creamy and woody notes to become apparent, but they have not. There is a medicinal bitterness. An animalic oud, smelling of an antique perfume that has evaporated into a brown syrup. Reminds me of Chanel No. 5? Please let me know if anyone feels this is remotely on base to what you've experienced with this fragrance.

09/27/2025

9Scent 4Longevity 5Sillage

NectarA
12 Reviews

NectarA

Helpful Review 2

Earthy, Green, Chewy Vanilla

Green Vanille isn’t a sugary gourmand (we have enough of those); it’s vanilla in its raw, textured form—nutty, green, and quietly radiant. I don’t get any medicinal nuances, just a distinctly natural, green, and herbal character.

The opening feels earthy, fresh, and a little untamed. Green hazelnut and almond milk take the lead, lifted by blue chamomile and a subtle trace of spice.

As it settles, the vanilla unfolds slowly—warm, almost resinous, and never cloying. The hazelnut lends an almost chewy texture, making the scent feel tactile and grounded.

Projection and longevity are low to medium. Overall, it’s one I reach for on days when I want to feel close to nature.

10/16/2025

4Scent

parfumpixie
377 Reviews

parfumpixie

Helpful Review 1

Woah amber

Holy benzoin and dusty dusty resins with a weirdly very sweet vanilla and not so much greens. Expected there to be balance here with the earthy notes and vanilla, but really all my nose gets is very resinous and dusty ambers, overtly sweet vanilla, and a powdery woodiness in the dry down. Not my cup of tea nor does it live up to its name lol

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