Lilaia

To me Lilaia is a bit of Le Jardin de Monsieur Li Hermès fresness (supposed from the mint) plus ZARA Zen Garden Greenness (the ivy note). Frankly, I do not think this juice worth its price as its short lived longevity.

This is light and refreshing, but not bracing or sneeze worthy. This is spring.

As usual, I am trying to guess what are the notes without looking into the official perfume pyramid. My verdict was a mint with light sweetness on the very expensive balsamic. I missed the mate note and I agree it is there. All notes indicated in the pyramid are present and in a very well blended manner. I should also mention that it is built on the very good base - no chemical impression at all. The base is even better than Chanel's. The perfume is very wearable and feels soft and expensive. No way offensive, but present. As many mentioned before me - longevity and projection could be better, especially given the price tag. I am a perfume obsessed and having around 400 bottles, therefore I personally prefer perfumes with modest longevity (to change it easily after few hours), but those who have high expectations about longevity - this one will not meet your expectations.

Elegant light floral scent but unfortunately doesn't last more than 2 hours on me like moxt of the Bulgari perfums

I got an original sample of this: very special 3 ml sample vials from Bvlgari! Just like the full bottles are very special. But the smell is faint... It's generally good, unique, reminds me something light green, I even like it. It is quite surely very expensive too as this line is so that would be a problem with such a faint scent. I layered it with Divain's 689 which is similar to Gucci Envy and with this slightly stronger scent, also green, they are nice together. Another layering was with "Cortina Hotel Cristallo January 28th 3pm" which is a weaker kind of scent and also fit well.