Why Sweet Vanilla Works for Beginners
If you're new to perfumes and you're in Kuala Lumpur, sweet and creamy scents are honestly one of the easiest places to start. They're warm, comforting, and most people around you will like them too — which helps a lot when you're wearing something to the office five days a week.
Both perfumes in this post are from Volare, both are for women, and both are Eau De Parfum in 100 ml bottles. They're both built around vanilla, so the real question isn't "which one smells good" — it's which vanilla style fits you better. Here's how they differ.
Vanilla 70 Kenzie – The Creamy, Cozy One
Vanilla 70 Kenzie is a soft, creamy and sweet vanilla-based fragrance. On the opening you get creamy vanilla and soft fruits. The heart brings in light florals and clean musk, and the base settles into amber, musk and warm woods. The store lists it as a soft personal scent, so it stays close rather than shouting across the room — not a bad thing in a shared office.
Occasion-wise, it's listed for everyday wear, formal settings and special occasions, and the description mentions daily wear, cozy evenings and office use too. So it can be your daily office perfume and still carry you through a cozy evening after work. And with KL's heat and humidity, a soft, sweet scent like this feels comfortable whether you're in an air-conditioned office or walking through a mall.
Vanilla Irish – The Powdery, Elegant One
Vanilla Irish leans softer and more powdery. It combines creamy vanilla, iris florals, soft musk and warm amber. The opening is a gentle vanilla sweetness with light fruits, then it moves into a smooth, powdery iris heart and settles into a warm musky-amber base that the store describes as elegant.
Like the Kenzie, it's listed for everyday wear, formal settings and special occasions, and the description points to daily wear, office and evening outings. If you like your sweet scents calm and quiet rather than sugary, this powdery direction is the one to look at.
Vanilla 70 Kenzie or Vanilla Irish?
Both are women's EDPs, both come in 100 ml bottles, and both cover everyday, formal and special occasions — so you can't really go wrong on paper. The choice comes down to style:
- Vanilla 70 Kenzie is the creamier, sweeter one, with soft fruits and a warm base of amber, musk and woods. Pick it if you want that cozy, comforting vanilla.
- Vanilla Irish is the powdery one, with iris florals and a musky-amber base. Pick it if you prefer something calmer and more understated.
A Quick Note for First-Time Buyers
Since both bottles are 100 ml EDPs, you don't need to stress about size or concentration — they match. So just go by the notes. Love creamy vanilla with a touch of fruit? That's Kenzie. Prefer powdery iris over a musky-amber base? That's Vanilla Irish. And if vanilla is already a scent you know you love, either one makes a pretty safe starting point for your very first collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Volare a good brand for perfume beginners?
Both perfumes in this post are sweet, gentle vanilla-based EDPs for women, which is an easy style to like if you're just starting out.
Which one is better for the office?
Both are listed for office and formal wear. Vanilla 70 Kenzie is described as a soft personal scent, while Vanilla Irish is the powdery, more understated one.
Are both perfumes the same size and concentration?
Yes. Both come in 100 ml bottles and both are Eau De Parfum (EDP).






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