Vanilla Voyage

Straight hot butter and Caramel drizzle with maple syrup notes on skin. And a side of playdoh. It is a mini caramel supernova but the synthic note kind of ruins it for me. Currently way too hot to wear this...it needs a dead of winter night allmost. I'll let it macerare and try it again when its cold, with luck the playdoh note will evaporate in time.. It smells like melted hard caramel candies I could see this choke slamming all of society in the wrong venue. Glad I ordered a mini bottle, if you are a gourmond its worth trying especially for the price point. for me its kinda disappointing but i also dont love caramel notes. If you like caramel this will be heavenly for you.

It is THE BEAST MODE pro max fragrance. Not kidding you can fill a whole 90-person lecture hall with this. You need to let it macretane otherwise It smells very unplesant. I like to smell this on others when they walk by but not on myself. It is just too much. You NEED something fresh to layer it with.

I really tried to like this perfume, I didn't got rid of it right away, even let it sit. But I can't. It smells like someone threw themself in an overly sweet buttery caramel. If that's what you're looking for, you can go for it !! :) But maybe I'm not one for overly sweet scent. It was one of my first perfume so I guess I just didn't know what I like and dislike. If you love it, it's long lasting and sillage is great but to me it's a headache factory. Don't wear it in the heat, it's worse, def a fall and winter scent! <3

smells like play dough!! you've been warned!!

I think this is the best performance to price ratio perfume I have ever encountered. it's so affordable yet the scent is so amazing. and it outperforms a lot of EDP in my collection. how is this so affordable is mindblowing.

I...uh...it smells like playdoh mixed with rubbing alcohol. The complete dry down, which is after 5 hours, I get some vanilla. But that vanilla is heavy on alcohol. And I cant say its thiccc (heavy/dark) like most people claim it to be. Even the longevity was weak on this. (yes, I did check its authenticity and it is 100% not fake). I am gonna leave it to macerate and hope for the best... if it doesnt change, then well, das gon be a BIG DISAPPOINMENT

I'm very huge fan of this fragrance! I finally purchased a small sized bottle at the store, and instantly feel in love! ☺️💛 To me this fragrance smells exactly like freshly baked Vanilla Cupcakes with a hidden Toffee centre, topped with Vanilla Buttercream frosting and a Salted Caramel drizzle. 🧁🍦 Could see this being a good layering combo with Sabrina Carpenter's Sweet Tooth Caramel Dream or either to add a Chocolate note, Choco Musk by ALREHAB PERFUMES🍫🧡 This fragrance would be perfect for a date night or a Girls Night Out. If you're a gourmand fragrance lover, this is 100% worth a purchase,even if it's the smaller sized bottle! 🍪❤

First things first, is it a nice scent: Yes. Is it a gourmand scent: Yes. Is it blind buy safe: yes. Does it smell like vanilla" Yes, the creamy buttery vanilla. Therefore, if your considering buying this perfume, go ahead for there is nothing to hate here. I also find it to be similar to cream velvet by khadlaj. If you have cream velvet then skip this one or if you have this one then skip cream velvet. Overall: 8.5/10.

Its definitely a buttery caramel with honey notes. This one is just ok for me.

its a good one- blind buy safe.

Anothe super strong one for me. Like opening a loaded cookie tin and shoving you face into it. There is a caramel, sweet vanilla, buttery, sugary, plasticy (but not bad imo) smell to it. I get the hint of minty also on the dry down people are talking about, again not bad tho. Winter holiday cookie and candy shop.

Hm... I'm not sure how I feel about this one. When I first got it, the fragrance was very weak and had this strange minty smell. I was honestly pretty disappointed, but I decided to let it sit for a few months to see if it would improve with maceration. Three months later, it has definitely gotten better, but it still smells nothing like I expected. I've never tried Bianco Latte, but I did have Eclaire (another dupe), so I was expecting Vanilla Voyage to have that same sweet, creamy, lactonic vanilla profile. Instead, what I get is a soft, minty, buttery vanilla. It's warmer than Eclaire but also much thinner and airier. It lacks that rich, thick, almost condensed-milk creaminess that Eclaire has. The projection is also not great as it only lasts ~2 hours on me. I don't dislike it enough to declutter it but I don't like it enough to recommend it. I also don't see myself reaching for it outside of bedtime. It's a comforting scent for winding down in the fall/ winter, but once I finish the bottle, I don't plan on repurchasing it. 6/10

Honestly, quite disappointing. I have had this one on my list for a while as I had heard it's a good vanilla option, with people recommending it to me as an adamant gourmand hater. The bottle is beautiful, the scent not so much. The vanilla does not feel like the strongest scent and, if anything, it smells weirdly like rubber/plastic. Definitely good for some people, it's not crazy bad, just not what I was expecting.

Goes on nicely and like a rich vanilla but within an hour all I get is play dough. Not a home made one either, one of those plasticky ones you buy. Unpleasant.

Very heavy on caramel scent, really like this but also has a slight hint of synthetic. Great perfume tho

I normally like straight-forward, sweet gourmands like this. But this has a kind of waxpaper note to me, so that it smells kind of stale. Like if you found an old carmel candy from last year's Halloween stash. Like a bakery-bag that held a treat last week, but was hidden under your car seat. Not off, but just not fresh baked.

A tweaked bianco latte. There is an overload of this dna on the market. If you have bianco latte or any of its dupes, you could probably pass on this.

Wow, this was delivered to me yesterday so I did about 15 sprays this morning around 9.30am. On my skin and clothes. It’s 5.30pm now and I’m still getting whiffs of the caramel and butter. It’s edible… and I love this type of longevity!

i have several of the 'reminds me of' scents. i personally dont understand the hype, i find this scent and the coffee one, a bit sharp - i have that happen about 50% of the time with all arab scents. two skin tests, first one i have to let the initial 'foodie vanilla essence straight from the dark bottle' smell subside, this isnt a 'wow thats lovely' scent right off the bat. after around an hour i mean its an arab-gourmand, not a western gourmand profile, its warm, still a bit sharp, out all the mishmash of notes i get honey as a prominent one, no sickly fatty (ambergris-like) butter thank goodness, it may lend a roundedness however... i have better scents, in new zealand this is expensive - the rest of the world getting these for under $50 and we get stung is unfair. this was around the $80 mark, another $40 and i can have myself a much more versatile, airy, clean smelling designer fragrance which doesnt have that either sharp/grapey/thick and heavy sense to it... will retest, the dry down is nice and this lasts for quite a while - DO NOT BELIEVE ALL THE HYPE THOUGH.

Hmm this one. Purchased this instead of Cream Velvet in my quest for an alternative to Eclaire. And I'm not as impressed as I'd have liked. I definitely prefer Eclaire to this; the former is much creamier and gourmandy. Voyage opens with an imposing butter note that sticks around for quite some time before unravelling into the honey, vanilla caramel sweetness. Not to say nothing of the papery, plasticky whiff that stays for about 30 mins as well (I really do hope this goes away with time). It's good on its own and the longevity is insane (8 hrs+ on skin). I personally will not be repurchasing though cos it turns out I dislike the margarine opening.

Vanilla Voyage seems actually toxic to me to the point I fear wearing even a little of it. Very strong, very artificial, and will cause you to choke on some sort of unidentified synthetic menthol petrochemical emanating from whatever it's sprayed upon. You get what you pay for, people.

Any British people this smells EXACTLY like murray mints for about 20 seconds before the mintiness settles down

This is not to bad the easiest way to explain this is snow cream with a vanilla heavy note another way to explain it smells like vanilla extract almond milk simple last very long time 12+ easy and projects like a monster the sent trail is very nice crowd pleasing for sure 7.4/10 for me hard to layer tho cause it’s so strong wish it was more suddle to layer in my option I think it’s blind buy safe I can see someone wearing this on a date night when the weather is cold idk what other event you can wear this to that will be suitable in my option but if this sounds like something you think you will like you prob will

Something in this perfume just smells so off to me. It doesn't smell good at all and i get a bit of a burnt tire smell?? Hopefully letting it sit for a bit will help the scent but i'm not gonna hold my breath.

This is special. It’s good, REALLY good. Much better than cream velvet and eclair and dare I say it even performs better than my decant of Bianco Latte. This is vanilla on steroids done well. I get the amber and the jasmine along with the vanilla. I don’t really get butter but there’s a beautiful underlying musk in the dry down. Wore this all day didn’t need to reapply once. Multiple compliments throughout the day.

Buttery caramel, and vanilla with a hint of honey and toothpaste mint like scent in the background. A common Pokémon. Slightly synthetic and powdery. Very good sillage and longitivity.

So… Vanilla Voyage. Imagine Bianco Latte but someone said, “make it more masculine” and instead of nuance they just… removed half the sugar and added a gym membership. It’s giving: - Bianco Latte but he pays for beard oil. - Vanilla but he insists it’s “unisex, bro.” - Gourmand, but only on weekends because weekdays are for productivity. The vanilla is nice, smooth, wearable, a little woody but let’s be honest, this is the Bianco Latte cousin who shows up to family gatherings in a fitted polo and talks about crypto. And for those of us who already own the entire milky‑gourmand cinematic universe? I've already got: - GDT Bianco Latte (the OG comfort queen) - I Matti Milk’s Note (the lactose‑intolerant’s final boss) - Khadlaj Cream Velvet (the silky one) - Khadlaj Celeste Toffee (the sticky‑sweet troublemaker) - Lattafa Eclaire (the pastry‑shop heartbreaker) With all that? Vanilla Voyage is basically showing up to a potluck with a store‑bought sponge cake when everyone else brought handmade desserts. It’s fine. It’s pleasant. It’s wearable. But do I need it? Probably not. Unless I’m out here collecting every Bianco Latte clone like Pokémon, this one can sit in the cart and think about its life choices. It’s still nice, genuinely nice, except for that sharp amber bite - probably amberwood doing what amberwood always does in half the Middle Eastern gourmands: barging in uninvited and shouting over the vanilla.

it's a relatively straight forward vanilla but weirdly pulls equally minty on my skin? so i don't think this one works for me! it smells buttery from the nozzle but is just vanilla mint when worn. strange! very sad i'm not getting this lush buttery experience!

It’s a warm Smoky Vanilla to me. It’s nice.

This kind of gives me a black licorice/brown sugar type of vibe on top of the generic profile, except this lightens up on the lactonic notes a bit and focuses more on the caramel/honey/sweet notes. The brown sugar or licorice makes it a lot more interesting then the other note at the very least.