Fire At Will

Smells like a French cake called 'boudoirs', it is a cake with vanilla and powdered sugar on top. It smells soft, powdery, and feminine. I wasn't expecting that but I am pleasantly surprised.

An elegant, soft, creamy vanilla fragrance that is not too sweet and has a floral touch from the mimosa. While Tihota smells like powdery baking vanilla aroma, Vanilla Tana like a buttery vanilla cream, and Vanilla28 seems very boozy and heavy, Fire at Will is a truly elegant hint of vanilla that, despite the brown sugar, is not too cloyingly sweet and does not feel too heavy or overwhelming even on warm summer days.

... one waits in vain for the fragrance to develop, as it seems very monotonous from the start... the whole thing remains nice, but boring, like a vanilla fragrance spray without any noticeable depth or change...