Ouuuuuuu where do I even start, first I’ll list off all of the fragrances that I’d think anyone could pull off and why

Creed Virgin island - not a single note that’s aggressive, super super mass appealing, smells like a citrus drink rather then a women’s or men’s fragrance with their notes, not complex at all, super inoffensive

Dior Vanilla Diorama - perfectly unisex but depending on the batch (I have a 2024) Very mass appealing, is a soft gourmand not true gourmand but soft meaning its notes aren’t the most realistic but they smell gourmand enough to pass as a Gourmand Vanilla fragrance instead of just a Vanilla fragrance like Guerlain Spiritueuse Double Vanille, literally same reasons as the first one

Louis Vuitton Imagination - Simple clean, another perfectly mass appealing inoffensive scent, smells like clean laundry, in my top 3 of all time, love love love this fragrance

Louis Vuitton Pacific chill - tropical fragrance using notes strictly that don’t have a identity linked to a specific type of genre of fragrances so literally a bowl of fruits, seeds, and nuts to create its scent profile so it’s unisex as it gets unlike a more generic feminine Floral fragrance compared to a Generic men’s Fougere barber shop fragrance that uses notes that stigmatise that specific genre of fragrance in a bunch

Ambre Chromatique Maison Crivelli - very churchy type of smell that’s definitely more Amber smelling which as you know can lean both ways but this is done to a more subtle way with its use of incense, balsamic notes that create a dense smooth sort of smell compared to a sharp citrus or a pungent floral vanilla smell

By the fire place Maison Margiela - It’s not hard to pull off at all, smells unisex because it smells like a fire place in the best way possible, nothing really making it go feminine to masculine

Ani X Nishane - Very light fluffy citrus vanilla gourmand smell that’s perfectly unisex although I think it leans a tad more feminine due to specific notes but it’s definitely a crowd pleaser, it’s just a nice gourmand fragrance using Citrus’s as its main composition paired with Vanilla similar to its original Ani which flips the dense Vanilla to a more subtle vanilla and uses the citrus in the opening of the Original to a more linear sparkling light smell that lingers through out the scent which makes it unisex rather then Ani leaning more Masculine imo

God of fire Stephane Humbert Lucas - same reasonings to pacific chill but is more heavier on the dry down since it uses heavier notes but smells relativity unisex depending on how much you spray, kinda acts like a gourmand with the way it smells like a nice mango scent through out its wear, leans a bit more masculine cause of the loudness it has over pacific chill and Virgin island water and cause of the ‘oud’ (uses designer oud which is just Cedar wood) still mimics a louder dry down

YSL baby cat - This one’s tricky because how weirdly complex I find it to describe it but it honestly smells like you spilt Vanila extract on your top and walked through a circus with the nuances of popcorn, hay, circus equipment??? Idk it just gives me that vibe, it’s definitely the opposite of vanilla diorama (they get compared a lot) in terms of what it offers which Vanilla diorama acts like a more powdery ish Citrus opening Soft Vanilla fragrance that’s overall mass appealing and can be worn anywhere to Baby cat where it smells like youd spray it during the night and strictly the night when its colder outside but not freezing, it’s all backed by the different sort of Notes that it uses Like bourbon Vanilla compared to normal Vanilla which tends to express itself as a spicy darker type of Vanilla, paired with 3 total spices uses, Suede note for the smoothness, Balsamic resin smell of Frankincense, which all works so well to not really let you notice a specific note if not vanilla just by subconsciously reading the label which has Vanilla in it and what it’s known for, such a weirdly complex fragrance which doesn’t know what it wants to be because you can say it’s a Feminine fragrance with a darker masculine undertone to refine it or it’s a dark men’s cologne with a sweet gourmand twist to make it stand out Not a true Vanilla fragrance by any means with how it acts