In conclusion, Bisous Bisous is fresh, bright, floral, and vanilla but not a tea scent. Shiro's Earl Grey is closest to earl grey tea but is a very light body mist, so the scent fades quickly. Dispelled is an earl grey lavender vanilla latte- good for gourmand lovers.

I've posted about d.grayi's Dispelled before, and despite being similar to the previous two, I'm STILL tempted to purchase. This is a bit more rounded with the vanilla and lavender. Perfect for Fall/Spring, reminiscent of Sorce's Moon Magic.

Now, the Earl Grey body mist is a cup of freshly brewed tea. Photorealistic. Shiro's website says: "It is also an easy item to use for people who do not use perfume or who want to enjoy a gentle fragrance at home." 🎶

TOP: Bergamot
HEART: Tea, Rose
BASE: Musk, Amber

Geneviève is one of my favorite California fragrance houses. This isn't meant to smell like tea. Instead, imagine walking through a garden of bergamot trees and roses, with something sweet and spiced baking in the distance. The bergamot is initially bright and sharp but mellows out.

Thé Vert is a little stronger, with beautiful notes of black tea and jasmine. I love this so much!!! But I'm sure you can find similar scents from Elizabeth Arden's green tea line or other brands. 2/2

The base notes of vanilla, cookies, and sweet dough are really pleasing, though a bit removed from cinnamon rolls. I think overall, this perfume does a good job of replicating the individual components of cream cheese, cinnamon sugar, and dough. Not for me, but I enjoyed it.

This opened with an off-putting, tangy cream cheese scent. It then melted into more of a creamy cinnamon smell, reminiscent of an autumnal candle. Still yummy though.

Been loving Dispelled (the most heavenly earl grey vanilla latte) and Pandan by d.grayi. Pandan is subtle on its own but fantastic for layering