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The 7 Virtues · Sold as unisex
Vanilla Woods
The low hum of an evening at home, where the scent of caramelized vanilla fills the air and softens into a cozy embrace.
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Vanilla WoodsHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Vanilla Woods by The 7 Virtues was launched in 2018 and is a creation by perfumer Angela Stavrevska. This Oriental Woody fragrance opens with the fresh burst of pear, leading to a heart of rose that adds an unexpected floral dimension. At its core, Vanilla Woods is defined by its rich base notes of vanilla, caramel, and amber, which create a warm, powdery embrace that feels both comforting and sophisticated.
Apply this fragrance in layers — one initial spritz to capture the fresh pear top note, followed by another after five minutes for the full warmth of its base. It blooms best close to skin rather than projecting outward, so aim for pulse points.
Fig. 01 — Vanilla Woods, The 7 Virtues
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Angela Stavrevska
From analytical chemist to creative directorAngela Stavrevska is a British perfumer of mixed heritage whose earliest and most vivid memories are tied to smell.
Designer The 7 Virtues
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