Paris Corner Vanilla Perfumes for Women in Sarawak

Got a formal event coming up in Sarawak and nothing nice to wear on your wrist? This one's for you. We're looking at two women's perfumes from Paris Corner, both in 100ml EDP form, and both listed for special occasions: Qissa Pink and Eshal Vanilla. If you lean towards sweet, warm scents with a touch of vanilla, keep reading.

Qissa Pink by Paris Corner

Qissa Pink is a 100ml Eau de Parfum for women, and its fragrance family reads Fruity, Floral, Gourmand and Woody. Translation: it starts fruity, turns floral, and settles into something sweet and softly woody.

It opens with apple and coconut, which gives it a bright, slightly creamy first impression. The heart is where it gets feminine: violet, jasmine, rose and heliotrope. Then the base brings the warmth with vanilla, sugar, sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli and cashmeran. So yes, vanilla is in there, but it shares the stage with a lot of fruit and florals.

In terms of when to wear it, Qissa Pink is listed for special occasions, everyday wear and casual outings. The store describes it as ideal for daytime wear or friendly outings, basically a sweet, comfortable scent you can actually live in. For a formal event, it works if you prefer something softer and sweeter rather than heavy and dramatic.

Eshal Vanilla by Paris Corner

Eshal Vanilla is also a 100ml EDP, also made for women, but the vibe is different. The name tells you the story: it opens with creamy vanilla and soft floral notes, then moves into a heart of amber and white musk. The base rounds it off with sweet woods and musk.

The store describes it as a charming feminine fragrance that blends sweetness, elegance and warmth, and calls it both comforting and sophisticated. It's listed for special occasions and everyday wear, and the description even mentions romantic evenings as a fit. If you want a vanilla-forward scent with a smooth, dressed-up feel for a formal event, this is the one of the two that points that way.

Qissa Pink or Eshal Vanilla: which one for you?

Both are 100ml EDPs for women from Paris Corner, and both show up as special occasion scents in their data. So the choice really comes down to the kind of sweet you like:

Pick Qissa Pink if you want a fruity-floral opening with apple and coconut, a floral heart of rose, jasmine and violet, and a woody-gourmand base where vanilla and sugar sit alongside sandalwood and cashmeran. It's also flagged for casual, everyday wear, so it's the more flexible all-rounder.
Pick Eshal Vanilla if vanilla is what you're actually chasing. It leads with creamy vanilla and soft florals, then moves into amber, white musk and sweet woods. The description leans elegant and sophisticated, which suits a formal event or an evening out.

One last thing for Sarawak weather: since Malaysia stays hot and humid all year, a sweet gourmand scent can feel richer in the heat than it does in an air-conditioned hall. Both bottles are the same size and concentration, so you're choosing on scent direction, not specs. Pick the one whose notes made you go "ooh" while reading.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Qissa Pink and Eshal Vanilla the same size and strength?

Yes. Qissa Pink and Eshal Vanilla both come in 100ml bottles and both are Eau de Parfum concentrations.

Which one is more vanilla-forward?

Eshal Vanilla opens with creamy vanilla right at the top. Qissa Pink has vanilla too, but it sits in the base alongside sugar, sandalwood and cashmeran.

Can I wear these to formal events in Sarawak?

Both are listed for special occasions, so they can work for formal events. Qissa Pink is also flagged for everyday and casual wear, while Eshal Vanilla is described as elegant and sophisticated.