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402 Guilty Vanilla
A lazy Sunday morning spent reading with a cup of hot cocoa and a plate of freshly baked cookies, where the scent of caramel and vanilla fills every breath.
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402 Guilty VanillaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2026, 402 Guilty Vanilla by Bon Parfumeur is a fragrance that captures the essence of indulgence and comfort. Created by perfumer Corinne Cachen, this Oriental Vanilla scent opens with almond blossom and sugar, creating an immediate sense of sweetness and warmth. The heart notes of jasmine and caramel add depth, while the base of vanilla, musk, and benzoin ground the composition in a powdery, enveloping embrace.
Apply two sprays to your pulse points. The fragrance has a strong opening that fades within an hour, allowing the warm base notes to take center stage. This makes it ideal for daytime wear when you want a comforting scent that evolves throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — 402 Guilty Vanilla, Bon Parfumeur
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Corinne Cachen
Interned under Jean-Claude EllenaCorinne Cachen is a Paris-based perfumer who has worked with Drom since 1994, following an earlier career start at Forasynth in 1981 and a stint at Créations Aromatiques.
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