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| Blends of floral and citrus-based fragrances are recommended for casual and daywear. Spicy, woody or warm amber-based fragrances are traditionally favorites for evening and special occasions. |
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Vanilla Fields Perfume
by Coty
| Created by Coty in 1993, Vanilla Fields is an elegant, oriental, woody fragrance. This fragrance is a blend of natural notes from vanilla, jasmine, violet, bergamot, ylang-ylang and mimosa. A perfect choice for casual wear. |
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Rating:  Based on 62 Ratings
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Vanilla Fields Perfume |
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PROD ID |
DESCRIPTION |
RETAIL |
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12985 |
0.375 oz COL Mini Spray |
$20.00 |
$13.99 |
30% |
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2825 |
1.25 oz COL Spray |
$13.00 |
$12.99 |
0% |
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1350 |
1.7 oz COL Spray |
$17.00 |
$15.99 |
6% |
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14373 |
2.0 oz COL Spray (Unboxed) |
$25.00 |
$21.99 |
12% |
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12984 |
2.0 oz COL Spray |
$25.00 |
$22.99 |
8% |
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| CUSTOMER COMMENTS FOR VANILLA FIELDS PERFUME BY COTY |
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Vanilla Fields Perfume Reviews
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| THEY SELL THIS AT GAS STATIONS |
JAZZIE |
12/20/07 09:01 AM |
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| VANILLA FIELDS PERFUME REVIEW BY JAZZIE |
| I about fell over I went into a Marathon Gas Station and they were selling Vanilla Fields and Ledy Stetson! I starting laughing, I know this stuff is bad and albeit tacky. But you know its got to be really bad if they are selling it at gas stations. |
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| KILLER NILLER |
GRACIE PFALTZGRAF |
09/13/07 01:45 AM |
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| VANILLA FIELDS PERFUME REVIEW BY GRACIE PFALTZGRAF |
| People stop you when you have this fragrance on so they know never to buy it themselves. Its soo gross and disgusting. I am glad it is disappearing so I don't have to get whiffs of this vile stench anymore. |
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RATING |
| VANILLA FIELDS |
KATHYC |
07/20/07 02:47 PM |
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| VANILLA FIELDS PERFUME REVIEW BY KATHYC |
| I've been wearing Vanilla Fields for several years now. I love it and my husband doesn't want me to wear any other fragrance. Since I've been wearing it people, both men and women, have actually stopped me as I'm walking down the street, browsing in a store or grocery shopping, to ask me the name of the perfume I'm wearing! I tell them the name and I tell them that it's the least expensive perfume I've ever bought but it's the one on which I receive the most compliments. For as long as I've been wearing Vanilla Fields, it has never failed to elicit very favorable responses from men and women alike. The only problem I have now is it's getting harder and harder to find in our local stores. |
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| TO ANNIE :-) |
SYLVIE |
07/17/07 10:16 AM |
NOT RATED
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| VANILLA FIELDS PERFUME REVIEW BY SYLVIE |
| Dear Annie, thanks for your kind message. I love the romantic stories behind legendary, "dated" fragrances. Still today you can sometimes find a famous "nose/perfumer" behind the name of some inexpensive, drugstore fragrance... I'm also a collector of vintage Guerlain perfumes. I'm very skeptical when it comes to the new Guerlain scents, the new Coty-fragrances (celebrity stuff to make money) and the new Dana products. Francois Coty's ideal/motto was to give all women the possibility to buy a beautiful fragrance with high quality for an inexpensive price. So all women out there had the chance to smell nice and lovely, not only the rich ladies. The house of COTY in these days are not the same as it was, when Francois Coty was alive... But to make a long story short: Wear the perfume YOU like and adore. Even if its a "cheap"/drugstore or a luxurious/expensive/"niche"-scent. Happy sniffing, Sylvie. |
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| TO SYLVIE... |
ANNIE |
05/17/07 08:04 AM |
NOT RATED
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| VANILLA FIELDS PERFUME REVIEW BY ANNIE |
| Hi, Sylvie,
I enjoy reading your reviews. I love how you stand up for Coty! :-) I think that people often "expect" an inexpensive scent to smell bad (myself included), and so that's what they get. But if they did a blind side-by-side test of inexpensive fragrances with the more costly ones, some of us might be surprised by which scents we are drawn to. |
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