Lilaganza

This is a stunning Lilac... very fresh, like smelling the blooms in the early hours of the morning after some light rain. It's well balanced by having the powder notes of the violet and then the sweetness of the, not too sweet, rose and Neroli. Everything is grounded by the comforting vanilla base, which I think really anchors and smooths the whole thing from being too abrasive, like Lilac sometimes is. However, I was at first alarmed by the cedar note, which created a intense and strong impression of furniture polish for a disappointing moment, as it suddenly crashed my enjoyment . Thankfully, that loud and unpleasant interruption did then dial down back into a artfully blended and balanced composition in whole. Thankfully! It's only been 30 minutes, so I'll see how it wears on longer, but I might consider a full bottle of this one as it's hard to find good Lilac fragrances in general. I feel this one succeeds quite well, so if you fo like Lilac as a note, I would give this a try. It may not be breathtaking, but it's elegant and certainly very pretty to my nose. Edit/update - I wore this more and fell deeply in love with the dry down. It is seriously full bottle worthy and I am now happy to be the proud owner of this pretty juice.

Growing up, I was obsessed with lilac blossoms. We have them everywhere around and during spring time, it was a bliss being outside these beautiful, highly fragrant bushes in blossom. Since I started getting into perfumes, I always wanted a fragrance to smell like the real flowers, something photorealistic to the max, but the lilacs were always paired with some other notes that altered their true smell. Well, Lilaganza offered me what I always wanted: the perfect interpretation of a lilac in bloom. The opening is spot on. I got the same scent when I spritzed the sample on my skin as I did during my childhood when I was sniffing the lilac bushes. Floral facet, followed by a vegetal, green scent lurking in the background from the branches. 1 to 1! Then it settles into a more powdery, vanillic, soft scent, without loosing the realistic lilac flower scent. Lilaganza is the perfume that embodies perfectly the lilac flower and THE ONE that I was always looking for! Depending on the performance, (because it’s very expensive, 180 euros per 50 ml bottle), I am considering adding Lilaganza my collection. But I am really impressed with how well the nose behind this managed to capture the magic of lilac in this creation!

Truly beautiful. Like invisible lilac petals sprayed and formed a fresh,very comforting slightly powdery cloud over you.I just want more and more.It’s not heavy,not sweet.It’s so pleasant and inviting that if I stop feeling it i move my head,open car window,the wind blowing and I get it back again.It’s suitable for any occasion.I was lucky to be able to buy samples and then I purchased 2 boxes.That’s how much I love it.No comparison to En Passant which is to intense,sweet and annoying in my opinion. Very true,fresh lilac after rain❤️

Beautiful, gentle, magical fairy dancing in the morning dew by the blossoming lilacs. That's exactly how I feel when I wear it. This is real magic, gorgeous and elegant. In addition to the lilac and violet, I also smell fruity tones, something like a green apple of the Golden Delicious type that has been cut. I'm not a fan of neroli or orange blossom at all, but neroli is so well blended here that I don't mind at all. Love at first sniff. <3

This is beautiful and feminine. Lilacs after a rainstorm. It coordinates very well with Native brand’s Lilac & White Tea lotion that you can find in drugstores.