Write exactly what you exclude
I prefer to avoid a rose note is addressed through the pyramid; I need to verify an ingredient requires labelling and appropriate product information. Keep these requests separate. Do not complete pages from a name or family either.
The product pages for VIP Piège and VIP Pure
VIP Piège's product page lists the following notes: top — Bergamot, Heliotrope, Cumin; heart — Jasmine, Lavender; base — Sandalwood, Amber. Its published bottle size is 90 ml, priced at €119.99 in the catalogue checked on 2026-10-06. These details belong to this exact product; return to its page before purchasing.
VIP Pure's product page lists the following notes: top — Lemon, Orange, Bergamot; heart — Fruity Notes; base — Musk, Vanilla, Amber. Its published bottle size is 90 ml, priced at €119.99 in the catalogue checked on 2026-10-06. These details belong to this exact product; return to its page before purchasing.
Add a positive preference to an exclusion
After an olfactory exclusion, add a preference such as citrus or lavender to narrow the options. Read the examples’ notes instead of inferring a guaranteed absence. If the request concerns an ingredient, the pyramid alone does not answer it.
An actual comparison to explore
VIP Oud Vanille
Top : Lemon, Aquatic Notes
Heart : Turkish Rose
Base : Cedar, Vanilla, Musk
90 ml · €119.99
VIP Pure
Top : Lemon, Orange, Bergamot
Heart : Fruity Notes
Base : Musk, Vanilla, Amber
90 ml · €119.99
Three criteria for your choice
- What brings you to “Choosing perfume when you dislike a note”?
- Does the reference publish what you are looking for?
- Which differences do you actually want to explore?
Maison guide based on its catalogue notes and comparison criteria. .
Sources for this guide
- VIP Piège — Emmanuelle Jane Paris · checked on
- VIP Pure — Emmanuelle Jane Paris · checked on
- VIP Oud Vanille — Emmanuelle Jane Paris · checked on


