Hey Guys:
I finally got myself a sample of Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille. I was fortunate to get it
in a swap, so I didn't have to spend big bucks just to see what all the fuss was about.
Anyway, I got to thinking. Is there a reason someone should have to spend like 100 dollars to smell like this? Why can't Davidoff or Liz Claibourne just mix some tobacco and vanilla notes and make a nice, but affordable copy? Assuming that it's just basically those two notes, it shouldn't be so hard. Is tobacco oil expensive, or is a tobacco vanilla frag just too outside the mainstream to garner any interest among the more affordable designer houses?
I finally got myself a sample of Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille. I was fortunate to get it
in a swap, so I didn't have to spend big bucks just to see what all the fuss was about.
Anyway, I got to thinking. Is there a reason someone should have to spend like 100 dollars to smell like this? Why can't Davidoff or Liz Claibourne just mix some tobacco and vanilla notes and make a nice, but affordable copy? Assuming that it's just basically those two notes, it shouldn't be so hard. Is tobacco oil expensive, or is a tobacco vanilla frag just too outside the mainstream to garner any interest among the more affordable designer houses?







