- Is Vanilla Sin a strong vanilla scent?
- Not really. Reviewers say the cherry and hazelnut lead and the vanilla is faint, and some say it doesn't smell like vanilla at all.
- How does it compare with other Ellis Brooklyn mists?
- It is the gourmand, cherry-forward option in the line, warmer and sweeter than the brand's fresher mists. It is a fine-fragrance mist, not an eau de parfum, so expect lighter wear.
- Can I use it on my hair?
- Yes. It is sold as a hair and body mist, and buyers report using it on hair, skin, sheets and pillows.
- How long does it last?
- As a mist it wears lighter than a perfume. Reviewers describe it as subtle, so expect to reapply through the day.
- Is it vegan and cruelty free?
- Yes. Ellis Brooklyn lists it as vegan and cruelty free, with recycled plastic packaging and upcycled ingredients.
- What size is the bottle?
- It comes in a 3.4 fl oz bottle, a standard size for a hair and body mist.
- Where is the Ellis Brooklyn Vanilla Sin Hair And Body Fragrance Mist cheapest?
- At Ellis Brooklyn, for $48.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Ellis Brooklyn Vanilla Sin Hair And Body Fragrance Mist?
- Buyers like: Seductive, sultry cherry scent; Deep nuttiness from hazelnut with a lovely cherry blend; Not overwhelming, not too much. Common complaints: Smells like medicinal cherry chapstick; Doesn't smell like vanilla at all.