Nebras

Yes it does smell like Eilish. Yes, it is awful. My nose somehow picks up a menthol note and it stays.. forever. No chocolate smell whatsoever just sharp menthol.

this is a very nice scent. I felt like I smelled it before then looked here to see what it resembled, and sure enough it is the Zara Sensual Vanilla. It is very sweet and there definetely is the red berries note in there too, I love it.

I've had it for a few months and i still dislike it. I can't pinpoint what's in it that bothers me so much. It has some lingering minty, synthetic, cloying note that suffocates me. I don't find it balanced, i don't think it's creamy. I admit it does smell like cacao powder mixed with mandarin and some spice. IMO the way this mostly is described as a warm, chocolaty, creamy, vanilla based fragrance is misleading.

the store attendant gave this when i asked for a tester of the billie ellish perfume, so i trust that its probably a good dupe (?) very vanilla, with a sweetness that smells almost medicinal in the humid weather. i like that there is something crisp and light in this that cuts through the heavier scent.

Very sweet and strong vanilla scent. People told me I smelled like ice cream. Lasts a really long time. I love the scent but don’t find myself wearing too often other than the winter time and prefer it as a night scent.

I agrees that the reviews are confusing. This is a safer blind buy. I got it in a Lattafa minis set. As a gourmand fan, I was curious because it comes up in discussion of vanilla scents. This comes on as more of a fruity, floral vanilla. There is something fresh on the first blast (some call it minty), but it dries quickly. This is a bit sweet at first, but I don’t see why it shouldn’t be a warm weather wear (not as cloying as other gourmands). I would consider it a safe reach. Honestly some reviews say it is “spicy”, which I do not understand. If anything, sill probably layer it with something with a little cinnamon or peppercorn to give it more complexity. Will I buy another bottle? Time will tell. Yes, I did let her sit a month after initial sprays.

this is nottttttttttttt billie eilish!!!! do not let these reviews fool you. this is an amber mess! very manly!

I held off on buying this for ages, due to the mixed reviews and some very unsuccessful blind buys. But I’m soooooo glad I finally took the plunge! I do wish people would stop comparing it to cookies and desserts though, because I personally think it’s misleading. Nebras may have berries and florals in it, but honestly I have never been able to smell them. It’s a rich vanilla with a hint of mint. I really thought it would be weird but it’s very pretty. I’d describe it as a cold fragrance, so it doesn’t get cloying in extreme heat, like many other vanilla and sugary scents do. If you’re wanting photo realistic dessert type fragrances, this will disappoint. But if you’re looking for an interesting, classy vanilla that will get you compliments then go for it. For me, it’s gone to the top of my favourites!

I saw someone describe this as smelling like freshly baked chocolate chip cookies, and let me tell you right now, that is not what it smells like. 😭 I've had this fragrance for about 10 months now, and the scent has changed a lot over that time. When I first got it, the best way I could describe it was it smelled like sweet cardboard. It had a slightly woody smell with just a hint of cacao and berries. Around the 3-month mark the cardboard-like smell faded, and the cacao and berries to come through much more in the opening. As it dried down, the vanilla became more noticeable, and this ended up being my favorite stage of the fragrance. Recently, I've started wearing it again, and it's changed again. Now, the berry notes are what stand out the most, while the vanilla and cacao have taken a backseat. I still enjoy it, but not as much as I did during that 3–5 month window when everything felt more balanced. Performance is also just average for me. It lasts well on my clothes, but it doesn't project very much or leave much of a scent trail throughout the day. Overall, I think this is a light and inoffensive fragrance. I like it enough to keep it in my fall and winter rotation, but I dont think I'll repurchase once I finish the bottle. 7.5/10

It needs to sit for a few weeks, then it turns into a dark, elegant gourmand scent. It’s like when you order a brownie with a vanilla ice cream, and red berries on the top in an expensive restaurant.

WTF. This sweet mess is not worth the hype.

Okay, I get it. Not worth it buy the real deal. I tried it again and its 98% there to Billie Eilish. But I had to try 5 different bottles in 5 different shops...and found no resemblance at all and even hated it, till now ...( I have and love the og ). So my curiosity wonders, how long does this need to macerate to be enjoyable?? How old was the one i tested and was able to enjoy and consider usable perfume? So for who chooses to purchase this half price at around 25 euros per 100ml instead of 52 euros per 100ml of the og...are you calculating the 6 months wait before you can wear this ? You purchase, sprays 2/3 sprays on paper, let it rest for 6 long months , in a dark cool place. And then ta-daaaaaa. Because of this and some small nuances ( I admit 2% ) of the evolution of the formula... I would rather buy the original and support an amazing artist that created this first.

I was really surprised by this one. I sprayed it on a paper tester, was like "eww" alcohol smell choke and then I could hardly smell anything. Waited a day or 2 them was like heck why not spray it on my skin. WOW soo vastly different. It is warm and yummy smelling. Also i just did 1 good spray it is hanging around, but not in a headache inducing way. Its calming and comfortable. A man or a woman can wear this one. Using it in layering also would be amazing. It went from ok, to like, to omg love. If you are new to perfumes, spray them, let them sit, and test them again... on your skin!

I’d been thinking about this fragrance for months after I got a decant. I’m so glad I finally bought it!! It smells a bit medicinal at first, but then it turns into cocoa butter and dark chocolate without being too sweet, and I think it’s perfect :))

This smells very unique. I love the way it smells layered over Scents Unearth'd Vanilla Crown edp. I think the "minty" smell people are picking up on is the combo of the red berries and cacao. The cacao would be like high quality fruity unsweetened or lightly sweetened dark chocolate, like baker's chocolate. You know how when you open up a bar of dark chocolate and it has that cocoa smell that is kinda tangy and fruity smelling, that's what people are smelling, I am sure of it lol.

I don't often reach for this but when I'm in the mood for something sweet I take it out. It's like a cake made of vanilla and sweet berries. I don't smell the chocolate note. This is a much better scent than Nebras Elixir. I got the 20 ml in a five pack and that's a nice size for me. Don't need too much of this and it's not something you wear daily.

A light creamy vanilla, people say this smells like the ellish perfume but I truly don't think it does. I personally hate the ellish perfume, and this lacks the strong musk scent the ellish perfume has.

Got this as a dupe for the Eilish perfume and it's pretty spot on. Way cheaper too!

Bro all I can smell is the mint; it's like a menthol??? I got it a couple of days ago. I guess I need to let it macerate, but I can't pick up on any of the chocolate or the vanilla. I'm so sad bruh- and I can smell the rose I guess, but I was reaallly hoping to smell like a dessert. First and probably last blind buy :( I can't smell the red berries either.

Smells like vanilla sunscreen, in like a spicy way. I can smell the vanilla bean if I think hard enough about it... just not for me.

I just tried a decant from this and I’m incredibly disappointed, I always thought that I would love this fragrance and all I was able to smell were spices and something minty like! Not a single drop of the supposedly delicious vanilla and cacao even after 6 hours on skin. Maybe I got a bad batch? I know it’s original so this completely threw me off.

Hmmmm. Without being mean, this is nebras's younger cousin. Very gourmand. Not as intense. Most suited to colder weather. I did get compliments on it. Sticks close to the skin more so might be best for those that dont want overpowering perfumes. Nice. I enjoyed layering this as it was a nice soft gourmand base.

Love love love. When I wear it and when I scent it on others. Just the BEST gourmand fragrance without being overpowering. The perfect blend. I have work it in warmer weather and it was fine. Really great for colder weather. It's so good. One of my favourite perfumes hands down.

Wowsers, This smells like a vanilla custard desert. More then I expected and less cheap vanilla scent then I tought. It is a very full scent. Day 1: Do I want to smell like a desert Day 5: I have decided I am liking it and do want to smell like it. Tip: the deodorant smells identical.

One of my faves. Like it's hella unisex it's very easy to pull of as a guy. It's like vanilla but with some mint or smth that I don't rlly mind. A bit of chocolatey also. Very nice gourmand. Top tier fragrance I got it as a replacement for ansaam silver from lattafa

Oh my 😋 I just got this today and I am so impressed by Lataffa's luxurious packaging. I'm also impressed with the gorgeous bottles and the heavy durable feel of them. I'm also impressed that the boxes have a QR code that you can scan on the back to make sure that the perfume is legitimate and not a dupe. Reading some of the bad reviews makes me think that some people that bought this perfume or getting fakes so be careful and scan the QR code for legitimacy. The smell of this fragrance is absolutely delicious and scrumptious. It smells like🍦 real vanilla bean ice cream with 🍫 drizzled chocolate sauce and caramel sauce 🍮on top with airy marshmallow fluff. I get a little bit of orange 🍊 which makes it smell juicy. It reminds me of "Terry's Chocolate Oranges. " It's absolutely delightful. It's not really strong which I love. I like this better than Bianca Latte and Eclair because this does not have a rubber chemical smell that there's others seem to have. I could feel a little bit of oiliness on my skin from the essential oils used to make it once I apply it which means it's very high quality. Lataffa is winning me over one perfume at a time. My mind is blown. I will be buying more Lattaffa perfumes definitely. 🍦🍫🍮🍦🍫🍮🍦🍫🍮 The notes - Red berry in perfumery smells vibrant, sweet, and tart, mimicking fruits like raspberries, strawberries, 🍓 and cranberries. It adds a juicy, playful, and slightly sharp fruitiness to fragrances, often used to brighten up gourmand, floral, or woodsy scents.🪵 In perfumery🍊, mandarin orange smells bright, sweet, and juicy, with a lighter, more floral and honeyed aroma than a standard orange. It often has a subtle, tangy sharpness that adds a cheerful, refreshing quality to top notes. In perfumery,🍦 vanilla smells warm, cozy, and sweet, but its profile varies depending on whether it's natural or synthetic: Natural Vanilla (Absolute): Rich, deep, and complex, featuring dark woody, balsamic, and slightly smoky or boozy undertones. Synthetic Vanilla (Vanillin/Ethyl Vanillin): Sweet, creamy, and reminiscent of baking extract, sugar, or ice cream. It is a versatile base note that adds comfort, warmth, and longevity to gourmand, oriental, and floral fragrances. In perfumery,🍫 cacao smells deep, rich, and bittersweet, mimicking dark chocolate rather than sugary milk chocolate. It often carries earthy, dusty, and slightly woody undertones, adding a warm, sophisticated sensuality to gourmand and oriental fragrances. In perfumery, a 🌹 rose note can vary dramatically depending on the variety and extraction method, but it generally falls into two primary profiles: Damask Rose (Rosa damascena): Deep, rich, velvety, and intensely romantic, often carrying spicy, honeyed, or wine-like undertones. Centifolia Rose (Rosa centifolia): Clean, light, and luminous, featuring a clear, sweet, and slightly green or lemony freshness often described as "dewy." Overall, perfumers use rose to add a multifaceted complexity that can range from fresh, green, and powdery to dark, jammy, and sensual. In perfumery, raw sugar doesn't have a strong scent, so the note is usually created synthetically to smell like sweet, warm, and comforting caramelized or spun sugar (like cotton candy). It adds a mouth-watering, gourmand quality to fragrances without the heavy, burnt undertones of vanilla or amber. Tonka bean has a rich, warm scent primarily resembling sweet🍦 vanilla, almond, and coumarin. It also features subtle notes of dark honey, tobacco, and fresh-mown hay, adding a powdery complexity to fragrance bases. In perfumery, amber is a warm, sweet, and cozy note that smells like a blend of vanilla, powdery resins, and rich 🪵 woods. Because it isn't a natural ingredient harvested from actual amber stones, perfumers create this "fantasy note" using a combination of labdanum, benzoin, and 🍦vanilla to evoke a golden, comforting warmth. In perfumery, musk smells clean, warm, and skin-like. While natural musk originally had an intense, earthy, and animalic scent, modern synthetic musks range from soft, powdery, and laundry-fresh to subtle, sensual warmth that helps fix and balance other fragrance notes.

I would not re-purchase Nebras. It smelled of alcohol and faint vanilla until after it sat in my desk for months. After that, the scent would last hours and others could smell it if they sat near me. However, my nose could not pick up on most of the notes that drew me to make the purchase. The perfume pyramid makes Nebras look far more complex than it smells. I would buy this months in advance if you want it for fall or winter. It is a soft, ever-so-slightly powdery vanilla, with some milk chocolate.

Vanilla, sugar and sweet chocolate. Not bitter dark chocolate. Thankfully I’m not getting the red berry notes. I don’t really like when gourmands mix fruity or floral notes. This is a very warm fragrance and could be too sweet if oversprayed. I don’t agree that this and Nebras elixir aren’t similar, I have both and they’re very similar. The bottles are so gorgeous, heavy and high quality.

This is truly a hidden gem. You'll get a gorgeous luxury chocolate perfume without spending all your money. It starts with berries and milk chocolate, then starts to smell more creamy like Kinder (but not in a childish way) and ends up with vanilla and cacao. It's long lasting, so delicious and definitely more feminine than masculine. It's seductive and comforting at the same time.

I didn't find any fruity notes, but rather a strong vanilla note. I received this perfume while I had a headache, and smelling it made me feel even worse. But after a while, I found it to be quite pleasant. I don't recommend wearing this perfume in hot weather. Indoors with air conditioning are fine. The vanilla is so strong that I'm afraid of overspray and bothering others. So, I only use a little bit, and it lasts all day on my clothes or body.