Vaniglia del Madagascar Spezierie Palazzo Vecchio / I Profumi di Firenze 1994 Eau de Parfum

Vaniglia del Madagascar (Eau de Parfum) by Spezierie Palazzo Vecchio / I Profumi di Firenze

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7.7 / 10 75 Ratings

A popular perfume by Spezierie Palazzo Vecchio / I Profumi di Firenze for women, released in 1994. The scent is sweet-gourmand. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Sweet

Gourmand

Powdery

Floral

Creamy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lily of the valley

Heart Notes

Bourbon vanilla

Base Notes

Cream

Perfumer

Giovanni di Massimo

Ratings

Scent

7.775 Ratings

Longevity

7.963 Ratings

Sillage

6.758 Ratings

Bottle

6.657 Ratings

Value for money

8.110 Ratings

Submitted by Lila, last update on 13.04.2024.

Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/16/2019

9
Bottle 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 9
Scent

Pollita
224 Reviews

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Pollita

Very helpful Review 13

Vanilla (fast) pure at its best!

After I got to sniff the highly acclaimed Vanilla West Indies today, I had to admit again that I already know and own the best (almost) pure vanilla scent. Yes, the St. Barth is good, you can't complain about it. Delicate authentic vanilla, my first thought is Wibele (typical pastry here in Baden-Württemberg, do you know them?) But somehow that certain something is missing. And by that I don't mean great other notes that play along. Something's missing to make the scent perfect for me. And that's exactly what Vaniglia del Madagascar from IPdF has to offer! Most of the previous speakers have already aptly described the certain something of this fragrance: It's not just one-dimensional vanilla, it's creamy. He has such a soft, noble, creamy note, which I cannot specify either, which rounds off the vanilla so wonderfully. Slightly powdery, I'd almost say. Lily of the valley now rather frightens me off, because in principle I do not like lily of the valley smells. And incense, like Eau Duelle, is definitely not. This also smells great in combination with vanilla, but very, very different.

No question, if I didn't know this one, St. Barth would be close to the holy grail of vanilla scents for me. But I have already found my Grail, even if the vanilla here is not quite pure.

He is violent, the IPdF and one underestimates as a carrier gladly the Sillage, because he comes along so harmlessly and tenderly. Durability is great. And it's definitely a winter scent to me. One that I'm looking forward to again on the cooler days that will come soon!

02/03/2019

6
Sillage 7
Longevity 8.5
Scent

Gelis
161 Reviews

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Gelis

Top Review 6

Spring Vanilla

Who would have thought: I guess I'm making friends with fragrances in which lily of the valley is one of the main players after all.

Like, for example, here in "Vaniglia del Madagascar." It is a fresh floral, slightly soapy and thankfully not pungent prelude that greets me. The sillage is distinct, expansive and like a "hello awake". I imagine I can already feel the first delicate hint of vanilla cream. Because that's what's happening now: a creamy, creamy vanilla gradually creeps up next to and then in front of the floral without suppressing it completely. Nothing more happens - really - except that after a few hours I imagine I also detect a slight woody note. It lacks any sweetness. Some time later, I perceive a powdery hint on my T-shirt.

The durability is with me at 10 - 12 hours. And the at the beginning clear sillage withdraws in the course to about 2 - 5 cm above the skin, blows so to speak like a fine veil around me. I would wear VdM in spring and summer.

"Vaniglia del Madagascar" is a simple fragrance that refrains from making itself interesting by sophisticated twists and contrasts. I like it surprisingly well.

I would like to thank Silvercat for the testing opportunity