It has a sweet yet subtle amber fragrance, not overpowering, and the scent lingers gently throughout the day. The body cream is incredibly lightweight and glides on smoothly.

I'm not sure if it's just me, but when I rub the right spot, there's always a thin layer that comes out. Lately, it's almost all used up, so I mix it with other oils and apply it. Doing this makes that thing disappear. And it definitely becomes thinner, so for dry people in the winter, using it alone may not be enough.

The fragrance really, really, really lasts a long time. After showering and applying it, the scent remains on my body until the next day's shower. As this product has already been renowned for over a decade for its fragrance, I was already familiar with its reputation, but actually using it, I can say without exaggeration that even just using an amount the size of three soybeans mixed into another unscented body cream, the fragrance completely envelops me. The fragrance is truly the essence of vanilla itself. I heard that there was a recent redesign of the packaging, but since I haven't used the previous version, I can't compare, but this one is not bad either.

While the long-lasting fragrance is a plus, I find it a bit overwhelming at times. For those who find it a good match, it must bring a sense of joy, but for me, it felt a bit headache-inducing.