Nyla Vani-elle

The Scent Profile

Nyla Vani-elle opens with a blast of caramel. Sweet, almost too sweet, but quickly tempered by the coumarin. The honey note is present, but subdued. I get a creamy, vanilla drydown, grounded by a clean white musk. Compared to Bianco Latte, it's about 85% similar. The biggest difference is in the opening. Bianco Latte is smoother, more integrated. Nyla Vani-elle has a slightly synthetic edge, especially in the initial spray. The original has a richer, almost lactonic quality that this clone can't quite replicate. It's a very gourmand fragrance.

Final Thoughts

If you're craving Bianco Latte but can't justify the price tag, Nyla Vani-elle is a worthy alternative. It scratches that itch without breaking the bank. It's not a perfect dupe, and the synthetic quality is noticeable initially. However, once it settles, it's a very pleasant, comforting vanilla scent. If you value a smoother, more refined experience, go for the original. But if you're on a budget and just want a sweet, vanillic fragrance, Nyla Vani-elle is a great option. Buy it if you love gourmands, but don't expect niche quality.

Longevity & Projection

Longevity is decent. I get about 6-7 hours on my skin. Projection is moderate for the first hour, then it settles closer to the skin. Not a beast mode fragrance, but definitely noticeable. the performance is commendable.