Pulp vs Tobacco Vanille

Byredo Pulp is a highly polarizing fragrance that delivers on uniqueness with its fermented, overripe fruit profile balanced by bitter stone fruit and green notes. While admirers praise its sophisticated complexity and excellent performance, detractors find it off-putting and describe it as smelling like rotting or spoiled fruit. Most agree it's a bold, intense fragrance that absolutely requires sampling before purchase.

Tobacco Vanille is a highly polarizing fragrance that divides the community. Fans praise its warm vanilla sweetness and longevity, while detractors find the tobacco note too reminiscent of cigarette smoke, particularly if they grew up avoiding secondhand smoke. Performance and tolerance appear to have declined with reported reformulations.