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M. Micallef · Sold as feminine
Vanille Aoud
The cozy moment when you step into a home filled with the scent of baking, where vanilla and caramel intermingle with the subtle richness of wood and spices.
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Vanille AoudPremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2003, Vanille Aoud by M. Micallef is an Oriental Vanilla fragrance for women crafted by Jean-Claude Astier. This composition opens with a rich vanilla and caramel accord that immediately envelops the senses in warmth and sweetness. The heart introduces a fruity touch, adding a playful layer to the overall depth. As it settles, the woody oud and powdery musk notes create an earthy contrast, grounding the sweet top notes into something both comforting and complex.
Apply one or two sprays to pulse points; the sweet top notes are immediate but fleeting. The base notes will develop over time, so it’s best used in an environment where you can enjoy its evolution close to skin, such as a quiet evening at home.
Fig. 01 — Vanille Aoud, M. Micallef
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Jean-Claude Astier
M. Micallef's senior noseJean-Claude Astier is a senior perfumer who has created for Parfums M. Micallef, Widian, Brocard, Jacomo, and AJ Arabia. At M.
Designer M. Micallef
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