Lilyn

I have a tester! This is strong strong jasmine/ tuberose fragrance. Beautiful Floral with high power in comparison to other floral fragrances. I like it but I don't like jasmine a lot and this has tones of it! Very good blend, yes strong but for flowers lovers this is a must!

Very gorgeous sweet creamy milky tuberose with some salty touch leaning a bit animalic.

A beautiful white flowers perfume that is more rounded and gentle than many in the same category thanks to lactonic and marine notes. Some white floral perfumes are so over the top and Indolic they can be difficult to wear in everyday situations, but Lilyn maintains all the loveliness of jasmine and tuberose while giving them a soft but lush background to rest against that rounds off some of the aspects that could be considered screechy. The Amber/ambroxan in the base also helps to ground the high flying white floral notes. and while I wouldn’t say Lilyn is earthy it does have a more casual feel that again makes this feel less femme fatale and more something suitable for every day use.

I wanted so much to fall in love with this perfume, to just close my eyes and imagine a mediterranean seafront with luxurious villas loaded with tuberose bushes and feel the sea breeze..! But... There's a lactonic note that puts me off completely. Something like Sorcinelli's Nebia Spessa with tuberose added.The tuberose is fresh and almost has a vibe of green apples but it's completely flooded by the smell of a cold and sad shore. A little depressing. Smells like.. loneliness. Maybe it's a perfume for rich and lonely people. :-)

Very heavy on the calone aromachemical, like many of the 90's marine fragrances (I sense a similarity to Calvin Klein Escape, it has the same aquatic-watermelony nuances). As much as l wanted to like this fragrance being a tuberose lover, I struggle with coconutty and marine fragrances, they make my stomach churn.