CardamomOpens with
Cashmere WoodHeart
Bourbon VanillaDries down toWill you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Cremo · Sold as masculine
Spice & Black Vanilla
The cozy, inviting atmosphere of a well-appointed study where spices mingle with the scent of aged wood and warm vanilla.
Smells likevanilla (but not sweet)
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Spice & Black VanillaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2017, Spice & Black Vanilla by Cremo is a bold statement that marries the warmth of vanilla with the assertiveness of spicy notes. The fragrance opens with cardamom, adding an invigorating brightness and complexity before settling into cashmere wood's soft, enveloping embrace. Bourbon vanilla and vetiver form a rich base, creating a scent that reads as both comforting and intriguingly complex. This composition is perfect for those who appreciate a nuanced blend of sweet and spicy elements.
Apply two sprays for a balanced presence. The cardamom note fades within an hour, so it's best to layer this fragrance throughout the day if you want the spicy top notes to linger. The Bourbon Vanilla base takes about an hour to fully bloom, making it ideal for evening wear.
Fig. 01 — Spice & Black Vanilla, Cremo
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