Heckamecha

The fennel and ambrette seed are the most prominent notes for me, with a bit of algae to remind you of the aquatic theme. There's something slightly herbal in the opening, too.
Overall the effect is creamy but with a bit of sharpness to it, would be nice accompanied by a fresh breeze while walking on the pier. I don't get any flowers, it's not a sweet perfume to me and the tiny tiny bit of marine cologne I'm getting makes this solidly unisex.

The vanilla is there but faint in the background, adds a little bit of nice creaminess but that's it. More of a mix of spices culminating in strong potpourri. It's almost soapy, but calms down eventually and brings a bit more vanilla forward. I'm sure I smelled this as a candle in IKEA ages ago.

Yep. That's ISO-E Super. It's warm, it's woody... I like it. Sillage was very very gentle lol, but it's nice to have this note in oil form.
I enjoyed it as a layering note as well as by itself; when I used it to layer it worked with most of Alkemia's catalogue; loved it with their greens and gourmands, less so with their fruity scents.

This was straight-up sweet vanilla, no florals or frankincense to me. Has a similar kind of vanilla note to Eau Duelle or Addict. I found it had very low sillage, but it did stick around at least. Used up my sample as a layering note as it was so gentle - it worked really nicely over most fragrances, however for layering and/or a vanilla frag I'll continue looking.

Liked this one a fair bit. Alkemia's vanilla is nice and creamy but sometimes goes candley on my skin, so I used my sample up as a hair fragrance. The frangipani was indistinct, but added a bit of fresh sweetness. Loved the coconut note - really smelt like a freshly opened coconut, one you scoop out with a spoon.
Gentler sillage than other Alkemia oils IMO but that's just how it goes sometimes.