If you're in Kuala Lumpur and want a perfume with a vanilla side for daily wear, Paris Corner has two 100ml EDPs worth a look: Qissa Pink and Taskeen Caramel Cascade. Both are made for women, both come in 100ml bottles, and both list vanilla in their base notes — but they get there in pretty different ways. Here's how they stack up.
Qissa Pink – Fruity, Floral, with a Vanilla Base
Qissa Pink sits in the fruity, floral, gourmand and woody families. It opens with apple and coconut, moves into a heart of violet, jasmine, rose and heliotrope, and then settles into a base of vanilla, sugar, sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli and cashmeran.
So the vanilla here isn't the whole story. It comes wrapped in a bright, fruity-floral package with a soft woody finish. If you like sweet scents that still read as a proper perfume rather than straight-up dessert, this is the one to look at. Its data lists everyday, casual and special occasions, and it's described as ideal for daytime wear and friendly outings — which makes it a natural pick for your daily rotation in KL, from office mornings to weekend hangouts.
Taskeen Caramel Cascade – Full-On Gourmand
Taskeen Caramel Cascade is gourmand from the first spray. The top notes are caramel, milk and sweet notes, the heart brings tonka bean, honey and white flowers, and the base is vanilla, praline, musk and amber.
Where Qissa Pink leans fruity-floral, this one leans dessert — caramel and milk up front, with vanilla and praline keeping things warm at the bottom. It's listed for daily wear, evening and special events, and the store notes mention cooler indoor settings, so it fits air-conditioned offices and malls nicely. If you want your vanilla with caramel richness, this is the direction to go.
Which One Should You Pick?
- Pick Qissa Pink if you want vanilla behind a fruity-floral scent — apple and coconut on top, a floral heart, and a woody vanilla-sugar base. It's set up for everyday and casual wear.
- Pick Taskeen Caramel Cascade if you want vanilla front and centre in a full gourmand style, with caramel, milk, honey and praline around it. It covers daily wear plus evening and special events.
- Either way, you're getting a 100ml EDP for women from the same brand, with vanilla in the base — the difference is how much fruit and flower versus caramel and milk you want around it.
That's really the whole decision. Both live in the vanilla lane; one takes the fruity-floral road and the other goes full gourmand. Think about which mood fits your day in Kuala Lumpur, and you'll know which bottle is yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do both perfumes actually have vanilla?
Yes. Both list vanilla in the base notes: Qissa Pink pairs it with sugar, sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli and cashmeran, while Taskeen Caramel Cascade pairs it with praline, musk and amber.
Which one is better for daily wear?
Both cover daily use. Qissa Pink is listed for everyday, casual and special occasions with a daytime focus, while Taskeen Caramel Cascade covers daily wear plus evening and special events.
What size and concentration do they come in?
Both come as 100ml Eau de Parfum (EDP) made for women.






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