Mexican Vanilla — this is how it smells in Mexico
Updated: Aug 31
Mexican Vanilla by Edgardio Chilini is a selective perfume from the Chilini Private collection. Motto: this is how it smells in Mexico. Vanilla as a place, not a pastry-shop window. Range from baking to smoke. The name is not translated.
Vanilla is often expected as sweetness from a pastry shop. Here it is something else. The niche fragrance Mexican Vanilla by Edgardio Chilini is a place, not a pastry-shop window.
This is how it smells in Mexico.
The composition gathers dream and fact: from baking to smoke. A realistic vanilla sets a positive spirit and subconsciously recalls mother’s milk. That is not a fairy tale. It is a warmth you recognize before you have a name for it.
It contains vanilla as a place, not as a cake, in a range from sweet to smoke. Mexican Vanilla is a selective perfume for anyone who needs vanilla of that kind.
What sets it apart
The vanilla here is a place, Mexico, in a range from baking to smoke. You recognize it before you have a name for it.
Notes
Top: cognac, vanilla, cumin, pine needles.
Heart: tobacco, caramel, chocolate, hazelnut, coconut, licorice, ylang-ylang, honey, beeswax, tuberose, praline, jasmine, gardenia, rose.
Base: mahogany, benzoin, vanilla, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, tonka bean, musk, amber, oakmoss.
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