Divine Vanille vs Vanille

Shared character

Both Divine Vanille and Vanille share a gourmand profile characterized by sweet, creamy, powdery, and vanilla-forward qualities, supported by a base of musk.

How they differ

Divine Vanille is defined by spicy, smoky, balsamic, and aromatic accords, featuring notes of osmanthus, benzoin, patchouli, clary sage, cinnamon, tonka bean, black pepper, cedar, incense, pomarose®, madagascar vanilla, and siam benzoin. In contrast, Vanille focuses on floral, fruity, almond, caramel, and nutty accords, utilizing notes of jasmine, caramel, tiare, almond, vanilla absolute, and tiare flower.

Who each suits

Divine Vanille suits those who prefer warm, spicy, and woody-amber compositions. Vanille suits those who prefer sweet, nutty, and white floral profiles.