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Vanille Absolute vs Ani

Vanille Absolute is a close alternative to Ani. Community match: 85%, from 3 of 4 sources.

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Vanille Absolute by Montagne Parfums
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Close overall · Opening differs · dry-down close

Community-rated · 3 of 4 sources gave a %
908575

0 prefer Vanille Absolute · 2 prefer Ani · 2 no preference

What changes with Vanille Absolute

Wearer points first, then what notes and accords show.

+ You gain

  • Adds black currant and gingerFrom notes & accords

− You give up

  • Weaker performance and projection than AniWearers
  • Little price saving when Ani is found discounted, so some prefer the originalWearers
  • No blackcurrant or green notesFrom notes & accords
  • Less greenFrom notes & accords
  • Less citrusFrom notes & accords

What wearers say

Where Ani wins2 prefer it

  • Weaker performance and projection than Ani
  • Little price saving when Ani is found discounted, so some prefer the original

Where Vanille Absolute wins

Nothing reported

Both sides noticed

  • Ani shows more ginger and bergamot; Vanille Absolute leans more sandalwood

Accords

Predicted from notes. Highlighted rows differ, and a note one side lacks explains it.

  • CitrusCitrus: Ani 100 of 100, Vanille Absolute 68 of 100, a clear difference
  • Warm SpicyWarm Spicy: Ani 81 of 100, Vanille Absolute 100 of 100
  • AmberAmber: Ani 97 of 100, Vanille Absolute 94 of 100
  • WoodyWoody: Ani 87 of 100, Vanille Absolute 92 of 100
  • Fresh SpicyFresh Spicy: Ani 74 of 100, Vanille Absolute 78 of 100
  • AromaticAromatic: Ani 56 of 100, Vanille Absolute 38 of 100
  • Greennot listedGreen: Ani 49 of 100, Vanille Absolute not listed, a clear difference
  • AnimalicAnimalic: Ani 35 of 100, Vanille Absolute 47 of 100

5 more accords with no clear difference

Notes

Only Ani 3

  • Blackcurrant
  • Green Notes
  • Blue Ginger

Only Vanille Absolute 2

  • Black Currant
  • Ginger

Matched after merging spelling and origin variants.

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