Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy67%
The Scoop
Paris Corner Miel Vanille leans sweet and vanilla and is regularly compared with Matiere Premiere Vanilla Powder. It holds a 3.5 out of 5 community rating from 87 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it.
Key Differences
Brings honey, brown sugar and benzoin to the mix and skips white musk, musk and palo santo from the original. Voters say it fades sooner on skin. It sits closer to the skin than the original.
Fragrance Profile
★ 3.5 community ratingCommunity Insights
★ 3.5 from 87 ratingsWhat people who wear Paris Corner Miel Vanille report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
sweet
vanilla
amber
honey
warm spicy
balsamic
coconut
powdery
Longevity
Very weak0%
Weak11%
Moderate53%
Long lasting29%
Eternal8%
Sillage
Intimate16%
Moderate61%
Strong16%
Enormous8%
Who wears it
Female23%
More female30%
Unisex45%
More male2%
Male0%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced0%
Overpriced12%
Ok5%
Good value51%
Great value32%
What wearers say
“I’m not a huge honey fan, but the combination with coconut just doesn’t work for me.The performance is ok - a couple of hours at a decent volume.I’ll going to give this one away.”
“I was really hoping for it to be warmer and more sweet vanilla and honey based but it is like this only in the beginning. After the first notes dissipate, it becomes somehow more green, fresh, almost aquatic and the coconut note is quite fizzy. At this point the honey is almost untraceable. I still like it, but would have liked to remain warmer and sweeter. I find it to be very similar cu Guerlain Coconut Fizz which I had to sell at some point to the same green fresh note.”
“First wear of Miel vanille is, to me, a clean sweet soapy fragance. I have samples of Mus pure blanc by N R and samples of Blanche by byredo and It's in the same family of DNA. I really like it. I will update after let it sit for a couple of weeks.”