FleurTeese

Beautiful blooming flowers in spring with a feminine powderiness to it. When I first ever tried this, it was on an sunny warm spring day and I walked around outside and felt this was just absolutely divine and peak springtime scent and everything just felt brimming and bursting with flowers. The lilac, iris, lily, and heliptrope are pretty strong, but I smell primarily the lilac. I feel like Dita's promotional image with her in a white and purple dress on top of white and purple flowers and in a delicate pose is a pretty accurate image of this scent. It's a very grown up feminine scent. It may veer a bit old fashioned for some, but I don't like vintage floral scents and I'm fine with it. It smells pretty 'purple', as well as the juice is a beautiful purple color, and has girly, flirty, elegance and seduction to it. The initial blast did have bergamot as well as some alcohol to it (though I've had that with all of her scents with the alcohol initially, but it quickly goes away) and a few mintues later, there is a strong muskiness to it as well. 10 minutes later and I already get some sandalwood and coming out as well. I think it adds some sexy depth to the fragrance. It has almost a slight sweetness to it as well. I feel like I only smell this strongly within about 1" of my skin and then a very light projection about elbow's length from there. Though all of her scents pretty much have low projection and sillage, so it's not surprising. 30 minutes later and it smells like a creamy lilac and the cedar is a bit more pronounced now as well . This just makes me yearn to go out for a walk on a beautiful spring day in nature or a garden. It is basically a skin scent though already, but I can definitely still smell it on my skin. There are whiffs though here and there of it popping up more, especially radiating from my chest, where it is much warmer. I'll see how long it lasts. 2 hours later and it's a light but pretty musky woody skin scent with a hint of floral. Up until about 1.5 hours in, it was still projecting floral some actually and I was pretty impressed. 4.5 hours later and it's interesting, it's turned into a woody-sandalwoody-musky scent that is very reminiscent of the drydown (and opening really as well) in her Erotique fragrance. Did not expect that to come from this scent, but I don't mind. 8 hours later and it's basically gone. It's been very faint the last 2 hours or so but could be detected with my nose to my skin. Bonus: Wow, waking up the next day 18 hours later, there is actually still the absolute faintest scent of like a powdery woodiness still on my skin. It's extremely light, but I'm very surprised.

This is again a well done perfume from Dita! I loved her first one, Rouge is well done, too, now her third perfume (I think it is only available as EdT) is somewhat fresher than its siblings. It is a well done blend of mainly lilac, lily and jasmine. Later on, something fresh, almost fruity occurs which remains very quiet. It has also a quiet powdery quality, but it doesnt turn neither into a fruity floral nor into something too powdery. It gives me a feeling of "everything is allright": cosy, bright and cheerful, like a perfect sunny day in early summer. Still it has an elegant touch, so it is not a girlie kind of perfume, to me it is light but lady-like in a flowery way. Although it is a fresh flowery scent, it has a good lasting-power. On me it stays quite a time now (4 hours) and still does not fade. Not bad for an EdT! Purple is not my favourite color, but nevertheless the bottles are so cute again! And as it is reminiscent of the lilac, I can understand why the juice is colored in this shade. Such a flowery, cheerful and positive companion for spring and summer!

This is a sharp, dark, musky floral and jasmine is not the dominant animalic note. This must have orchid and/or freesia in it, too. The notes in order are: MUSK, lilac, lily, heliotrope and a hint of powdery iris. This is very pretty and very dark without patchouli. It is all about the musk.

I was lucky enough to buy Dita's actual 20ml bottle used in the print campaigns and the fragrance is lovely - a soft floral Spring scent much different to other soft florals. Shame it's been discontinued, but more fragrances look to be on the way from Dita soon!

Even though lilac is not my pair of shoes I absolutely loved this one :) Congratulations, Dita! The scent is long lasting and moderate but still discrete and somehow mysterious. Thumbs up :)