Well, Bath & Body Works are back in my good graces. I gave them a small frown a few years ago. They discontinued my favorite scent, Vanilla Noir. I finally smelled the new Wild Madagascar Vanilla. Vanilla Noir has been reincarnated.
Well, a FBF asked me how did I like it after purchasing a few days later. I can say I truly still like it. I told y'all in the BLOG, Ooh, You Smell Nice (What I Wear) about my favorite Bath and Body Works scents, Vanilla Noir.
Madagascar vanilla with black plum, bergamot and seductive musk that is call Vanilla Noir makes me smell glamorous....Maybe I should start a petition to make Bath and Body Work put Vanilla Noir back in the rotation.
Well, the fragrance gods whispered to Bath and Body Works about my last bottle of Vanilla Noir that was dwindling. They felt my sadness and took me starting a petition seriously and developed Wild Madagascar Vanilla. Okay I am stretching it far but they did come out the Fall with the new scent, that smells very similar to Vanilla Noir.
I did my research before I went in to smell it. The Notes are similar but not the same. Vanilla Noir's notes are Madagascar Vanilla, Dark Vanilla Bean, Black Plum, Dark Berries, Bergamot, Gardenia, Carnation, Vanilla Orchid, Tuberose, Whipped Toffee, Cinnamon, Cashmeran, White Sandalwood and Creamy Musk. The notes for Wild Madagascar Vanilla are Madagascar Vanilla, African Pear, Sparkling Clementine, Ruby Apple, Wild Jasmine, Wild Gardenia, Heliotrope Petals, Golden Plumeria, White Sandalwood, Creamy Musk. The only thing that worried me was the gardenia with plumeria. I'm not a fan of either scent by themselves and I could not imagine both together.
So, I stiffed the the preview bottle and the a wonderful memory came to me immediately. Bath and Body got me the purchase the Wild Madagascar Vanilla collection. And I can even say even after a few days, I'm still in love. It's mature, sexy. and long lasting with being over powering. Things that I love in any fragrance I wear.
Bath and Body Works that sign is for you. My last bottle of Vanilla Noir was getting mighty low and I couldn't afford what Ebay and Amazon sellers are charging, Maybe Wild Madagascar Vanilla will become a classic like Country Apple, PearBerry, or Warm Vanilla Sugar. One can hope, can't she.
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