KAYALI Yum Vanilla Cupcake Is in Singapore: What to Know Before Buying
Yes, the bottle says cupcake. No, that does not mean you should order the biggest one without smelling it. KAYALI’s Yum Vanilla Cupcake | 108 is now listed at Sephora Singapore, with the 100ml eau de parfum priced at S$238.
There is more than vanilla in the notes
The official listing starts with lemon sugar, rainbow sprinkles and pink pepper. The middle includes white caramel, coconut, sweet milk and buttercream, followed by vanilla frosting, white amber and KAYALI’s signature accord.
In other words, this is a dessert-inspired fragrance with a more layered brief than a simple vanilla scent. Those are the brand’s listed notes, not our own smelling impressions. We have not tested its wear time or how it develops outdoors in Singapore.
Which bottle are you looking at?
The Singapore product page offers 100ml, 50ml and a 10ml deluxe size. We verified S$238 on the 100ml listing. Select your intended size before comparing prices, because a search result can show the price for a different bottle.
Sephora also lists a separate With Sprinkles limited-edition version in the KAYALI range. Do not assume every photo of the launch refers to the exact same packaging. Check the full product name and size before placing an order.
A tester is worth more than the name
If you can try it at a counter, start with a labelled blotter and give it some time before deciding. The opening impression is only one part of wearing a fragrance. Avoid testing several perfumes on the same patch and then trying to work out which one you liked.
Buying it as a gift? Ask whether the recipient already enjoys sweet fragrances. “They like cupcakes” is, unfortunately, not a perfume preference. A smaller format can be easier to finish, but compare its actual price rather than assuming small means cheap.
Where to check the local listing
Use Sephora Singapore’s product page for the current bottle options, price and collection or delivery availability. We are not promising store stock based on an online listing, and the limited-stock message can change quickly.
Our take: put this on the try-first list if dessert-inspired scents are your thing. The launch is interesting, but a S$238 bottle should be a fragrance you want to wear, not just one you want to photograph.