Frequently Asked Questions about Vanilla CEO by Cra-yon
What does Vanilla CEO by Cra-yon smell like?
Vanilla CEO by Cra-yon features top notes of Bergamot, Cyclamen, Mandarin Orange, and Orange Blossom, middle notes of Orchid, and base notes of Amber and Woody Notes.
When was Vanilla CEO by Cra-yon released?
Vanilla CEO by Cra-yon was released in 2020.
Vanilla CEO by Cra-yon — Notes, Reviews & Ratings (2020)
CEO is a curious choice of title don’t you think? This from a brand that seems to promote a kind of trendy, sustainable, socially conscious vibe with the Vegan and genderless proclamations plastered on the packaging. I suppose you can be a good CEO not a elite bastard shitting on the little guy, but there you go. Anyway... this is a boring vanilla to me. Opens fairly nicely, clearly sweet with vanillin and a light floral accord developing, but hey come on, it’s crushingly uninspired. I think in its defence it reminded me of something from the Vanille collection from Sylvanne Delacourte which is actually not much of a defence as I found them pretty uninspiring despite the Guerlain connection. Cloying after a short time and I really didn’t enjoy wearing it. Sorry. It’s not just because I’m some woody, natural vanilla absolute snob or something, I like plenty of more modest vanillas just not this one.
Vanilla CEO, from Cra-yon was released in 2020. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Cyclamen, Mandarin Orange, and Orange Blossom, middle notes of Orchid, and base notes of Amber and Woody Notes.
CEO is a curious choice of title don’t you think? This from a brand that seems to promote a kind of trendy, sustainable, socially conscious vibe with the Vegan and genderless proclamations plastered on the packaging. I suppose you can be a good CEO not a elite bastard shitting on the little guy, but there you go. Anyway... this is a boring vanilla to me. Opens fairly nicely, clearly sweet with vanillin and a light floral accord developing, but hey come on, it’s crushingly uninspired. I think in its defence it reminded me of something from the Vanille collection from Sylvanne Delacourte which is actually not much of a defence as I found them pretty uninspiring despite the Guerlain connection. Cloying after a short time and I really didn’t enjoy wearing it. Sorry. It’s not just because I’m some woody, natural vanilla absolute snob or something, I like plenty of more modest vanillas just not this one.