Bloomilu
Vanilla & Mou
Vanilla & Mou
Crafted in Italy. No shortcuts. Not available in stores.
Signature Bloomilu packaging. Filled and finished by hand.
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A Fragrance That Owns the Air. This isn’t just a reed diffuser. It’s a rebellion against the ordinary, a sensory takeover that commands the atmosphere. Vanilla & Mou doesn’t whisper—it declares itself with a bold, intoxicating fusion of fruit and vanilla that transforms your space into something unforgettable.
It kicks off with a fearless blast of cassis, coconut, and a crisp hit of peppermint, an opening that’s both electrifying and addictive. As it settles, the fragrance deepens—jasmine and red fruits take over, drenching the air in richness and allure.
The real magic? The base—warm guaiac wood and creamy vanilla—a foundation so smooth and indulgent it lingers long after the first inhale, wrapping your space in a decadent, almost untouchable glow. Vanilla & Mou doesn’t fill a room—it takes control of it. Ready to own the air you breathe?
More than a diffuser. A statement of power. This is not just a decorative piece. It’s a presence. A symbol of refinement that subtly, yet undeniably, claims every corner of the room. The fragrance doesn’t just fill the space – it owns it. Its formula releases the scent consistently and evenly, effortlessly transforming your environment through the included reeds.
Want more? Control the intensity – flip all or just a few reeds once a day, once every two days – you decide how bold you want your atmosphere to be. This isn’t just a diffuser. It’s the power to own the air you breathe. Perfect for spaces up to 15 square meters.
Notes
Olfactory family: 🍇 Fruity, 🍦 Vanilla
Top notes:
🍇 Blackcurrant 🥥 Coconut 🌿 Peppermint
Middle notes:
🍓 Red fruits 🌸 Jasmine
Base notes:
🪵 Guaiac wood 🍦 Vanilla
Duration
⏳ 100 days
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Everyone was talking about Oud and Pomegranate, I saw the stories, saved the post, couldn’t stop thinking about it so I just went straight for the full collection. This is the first one I opened. It’s rich, warm, sweet but not soft. You smell the vanilla and coconut right away, then it hits you with this fruity sharpness underneath. Not your typical sweet scent, this one has a big presence. I’ve got it in my bedroom now and it completely changed the space. Feels more me. If this is how Bloomilu starts I 100% get the hype.
I’ve got this in my dressing room. It’s rich, loud, and just the right kind of extra. You get hit with the vanilla and coconut first, then the blackcurrant and red fruits pull it into something deeper. It’s sweet but like intentional sweet. I walk in to pick out an outfit and end up staying just to breathe it in. I don't see it for people who want subtle. This one wants to be noticed. And honestly? It's 10/10.
It’s been almost 4 months since I got Vanilla & Mou, and the bottle’s still half full. More impressive? The scent hasn’t faded at all. Still rich, still filling the room like day one. If you’re after something that lasts and actually transforms your space, this is it. Makes the whole place feel put together without trying too hard.
Vanilla & Mou caught me off guard. I thought it would be light and sweet, but it turned out to be one of the boldest in the set. It fills the room fast, and it stays. There’s a creamy warmth to it, but with something sharper underneath like it knows exactly what it’s doing. It makes the space feel expensive. Like the kind of scent you’d expect in a place where everything’s been chosen carefully.
I thought this one might be too gentle for my taste but Vanilla & Mou surprised me. It’s not basic vanilla. It’s got a bite. The opening hits with this playful burst of fruit and mint, then it melts into something creamy and warm and just comforting. There’s this balance between cozy and confident like wearing silk loungewear with red lipstick. It fills the room softly but somehow still turns heads. My mom asked what perfume I was wearing. I told her it was my house.