Warm Spicy EDP

cognac-soaked cinnamon, sweet oak, creamy vanilla
Scent Notes
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The full profile.
Arlyn Warm Spicy comes across as cognac-soaked cinnamon, sweet oak, creamy vanilla. It opens with cognac, moves into tonka bean, cinnamon and oak and settles on sandalwood and vanilla.
This eau de parfum is easy to wear day or night. It suits casual days.
Wearers suggest letting a new bottle rest for a couple of weeks; it tends to smooth out.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something woody and warm for casual days.
- Sample first if: woody is new territory for you.
- Skip if: you dislike warm spicy fragrances.
Around $40.
Explore more: More from Arlyn · Woody perfumes · Cognac perfumes · Tonka bean perfumes
Best for
- Casual
Arlyn is a value-tier fragrance line whose 32-piece live range at Scendira sits entirely under $45, from $25 to $43, averaging about $37. The gender split is fairly balanced (feminine 9, masculine 7, unisex 5, family-unspecified 11), and the family split leans fresh (7), woody (5), floral (5) and gourmand (2). Top accords are woody, powdery, citrus, aromatic and fruity. Rounding out the top-5: Tangerine Wood (zesty citrus, mineral woods, peppery snap; $39.99) and Sugar Rush (soft marshmallow sweetness, rum and pear candy; $29.99). Deep-value woody-gourmand blind-buy tier.
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Common questions.
It smells like cognac-soaked cinnamon, sweet oak, creamy vanilla. It opens with cognac, moves into tonka bean, cinnamon and oak and settles on sandalwood and vanilla.
Wearers suggest letting a new bottle rest for a couple of weeks; it tends to smooth out.
It is easy to wear day or night. It suits casual days.
Wearers suggest letting a new bottle rest for a couple of weeks; it tends to smooth out.
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