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Ноты
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Аккорды
1
Парфюмер
Tobacco Vanille
Женский
Создан Olivier Gillotin
Tobacco Vanille by Tom Ford is a Oriental Spicy fragrance for women and men. Tobacco Vanille was launched in 2007. The nose behind this fragrance is Olivier Gillotin. Top notes are Tobacco Leaf and Spicy Notes; middle notes are Vanilla, Cacao, Tonka Bean and Tobacco Blossom; base notes are Dried Fruits and Woody Notes.
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Основные аккорды
Ноты аромата
Лучший сезон
100%
Зим
18%
Вес
11%
Лет
82%
Осе
День и ночь
36%
День
86%
Ночь
Ольфакторная пирамида
От открытия до шлейфа, интенсивность на основе голосования сообщества.
Верхние ноты0 – 15 мин
Ноты сердца15 мин – 3 ч
Базовые ноты3 ч – конец
Открытие
Развитие
Шлейф
Верхние ноты0 – 15 мин
Ноты сердца15 мин – 3 ч
Базовые ноты3 ч – конец
Оценки пользователей
29,314 голосов
4.19
Обожаю
16.0k55%
Нравится
7.7k26%
Нормально
1.9k6%
Не нравится
2.8k10%
Ненавижу
9143%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 99 community opinions from Reddit
6.5
/ 10 community score
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.
Strengths
- Warm, sweet vanilla with good balance and complexity
- Excellent longevity (8-10 hours reported)
- Strong sillage and projection
- Became a gateway fragrance for many into niche perfumery
Weaknesses
- Tobacco note is polarizing—perceived as cigarette smoke by many nonsmokers
- Initial 5 minutes can be harsh and overpowering
- Very linear scent with limited development
- Expensive price point with reports of reformulation reducing performance
Best for
Winter and holiday wearEvening or special occasionsTobacco/gourmand fragrance enthusiastsThose who appreciate bold, heavy scents
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
