Lilith

I just opened this; the cap looks like a witchy wand. If this changes, I'll update the review, but after the initial blast wears off and the spray settles, within maybe two minutes, all I get is a soapy green Neroli. On my skin this is a stronger version of Mugler's Cologne- you know, the electric green one. The spray left an oily looking residue on the back of my hand where I sprayed it, but I think this is just part of its strength. Lots of essential oils. Nice and strong! I will certainly wear this over the summer, when I want to feel clean and refreshed.

I had much the same reaction as drugstore classics (review below). Lilith is very similar to Houbigant Orangers en Fleurs - both scents showcase orange blossom with a very pungent petitgrain giving a strong, green, outdoorsy feel. They both have a kitchen spiciness - Lilith has cardamom; OeF has nutmeg. The ivy, galbanum, and benzoin keeps the Lilith feeling eclectic and free-spirited, whereas the tuberose and the ylang in the Houbigant can, for some, cause it to come off a little soapy and high-pitched. Honestly, though, I think they are both wonderful.

A green tart white floral, got me complimented twice in public, a lady turned to me and was like "Oh my goodness, someone smells gooooood" and my husband was like "that's her" so even if I didn't love its unique, witchy, earthy white floral scent, I'd love it for that.

This gem is a twin sister to the Lancetti Suspense. They are both VERY complex creations and they both translate into a super green perfume.

Lilith is a wonderful complex, green, deep and sprakling perfume! EXCELLENT for sweet green lovers, a TRUE Galbanum personality!! Action