Lilac Love

14 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Azumi79

  February 12, 2018

  

  Lilac Love… As the name suggests, it’s pure love. Both the bottle and the juice are enchanting. It’s an oriental, feminine, and elegant scent. It’s a lilac flower bathed in powdered chocolate, velvety and soft. Even though lilac isn’t in the notes, the gardenia, peony, and heliotrope create that effect. The best part is yet to come: as it dries down, it becomes creamier and gourmand; I feel like I’m sipping a glass of cocoa at sunset in a wonderful spring garden. The tonka bean paired with vanilla makes this aroma tender and adorable. It’s not overwhelming and lasts 7 hours on the skin. It’s true that heliotrope and vanilla often give that ‘new doll’ smell, but in this case, it’s much more elegant. I’m thrilled to have it.

• shalimar78

  June 19, 2019

  

  I find it very smooth and floral, with a faint, almost imperceptible cocoa note. I did some research and it seems they aren’t related, but it reminds me of Cartier’s Panthère. Although this perfume is a luxury and you can tell it’s made for royalty with the bottle, packaging, and oil quality, Amouage is definitely worth saving up for and collecting.

• shalimar78

  June 19, 2019

  

  It smells powdery and floral, with an almost imperceptible hint of cocoa. After researching, I realized it has nothing to do with what I expected, but it reminds me of Cartier’s Panthère. It’s a royal luxury: the bottle, packaging, and oil quality all prove it. Amouage is for saving up and collecting everything.

• Danielle_Gris

  October 18, 2022

  

  This is my favorite from Secret Garden. The first 40 minutes are floral and fresh, weightless; the lilac comes through perfectly. Then it turns velvety, sweet, and powdery, like sugared cocoa. The dry down is warm, cozy, and slightly maternal. Very pretty. Lasts over 10 hours with moderate sillage.

• Danielle_Gris

  October 22, 2022

  

  It’s my favorite from the Secret Garden collection. The first 40 minutes are completely floral, fresh, and not heavy; you can perfectly smell the lilac. As the opening fades, it transitions into my favorite part: it becomes velvety, sweet, slightly powdery, like sugar-coated cocoa. The dry down stays sweet and warm, cozy, and even a bit maternal. Very beautiful. Longevity is 10+ hours with moderate sillage.

• VainillaDulce

  January 19, 2023

  

  Lilac Love has always been a perfume full of love and tenderness for me; its measured sweetness, innocent character, and romantic air inspire and fascinate me. It plays with memories, old makeup looks, and those delicate, fiercely feminine traits from years past. It’s simply charming, like fluffy lilac and heliotrope candies, perhaps with a white flower, dusted with cocoa and vanilla. It’s a soft yet very persistent fragrance that’s always with you. It was a blind buy, and I admit I didn’t expect much, but I wanted to own it. When I first smelled it, I was hooked, and since then, it’s my precious and special elixir; it doesn’t blow my mind with originality, but it has stolen my heart with all the feelings it gives me.

• VainillaDulce

  January 27, 2023

  

  Lilac Love has always been a perfume full of love and tenderness for me; I’m inspired and fascinated by its measured sweetness, innocent character, and romantic air. It plays with memories, old makeup, and those delicate yet fiercely feminine traits from years past. It’s simply enchanting, like fluffy lilac and heliotrope candies, perhaps with some white flowers, dusted with cocoa and vanilla. It’s a soft but very persistent fragrance, always with you. It was a blind buy, and I admit I didn’t expect much, but I wanted to own it. When I first smelled it, I was hooked, and since then it’s my precious and very special elixir; it doesn’t blow my mind with originality, but it has stolen my heart with all the sensations it gives me.

• Carmetta

  May 21, 2023

  

  Its scent is identical to L’Occitane’s Amande body oil. It smells nice, but it’s not worth the price. It’s a common fragrance, at least to me.

• tamagotchi

  May 29, 2023

  

  This is the one I like most from Amouage, but I can’t see myself wearing it because after a while, the baby powder scent becomes overwhelming and makes me feel very childish.

• tamagotchi

  May 30, 2023

  

  It’s my favorite Amouage, but I can’t see myself wearing it because after a while, that baby powder scent becomes overwhelming and makes me feel very childish.

• Dama Incognita

  May 21, 2024

  

  As a fan of powdery notes, violet, and lilac, I was eager to try this perfume. The scent didn’t disappoint: lilac and heliotrope dominate, giving it a soft, sweet vibe thanks to the vanilla and tonka bean, since the cocoa fades quickly. The downside is the weak sillage and short longevity on my skin; it’s inversely proportional to the price, so I won’t be buying it again.

• Dama Incognita

  June 6, 2024

  

  As a fan of powdery scents and violet/lilac notes, I hunted for this perfume with high expectations. Finally, I found it, and the fragrance didn’t disappoint; the lilac and heliotrope stand out above the other florals, giving it a soft powdery touch and a sweet vibe, likely from the vanilla and tonka bean, since the cocoa faded quickly. What I didn’t like was its weak trail and short longevity on my skin—something inversely proportional to its price—so I won’t be buying it again.

• kaiserin

  October 26, 2024

  

  In Argentina, it was impossible to get my hands on it; I almost bought it blindly but waited to try it in person while traveling… what a disappointment! Despite having ‘lilac’ in the name, it’s not a faithful tribute to that flower’s freshness. On the contrary, it’s a dense, heavy composition that mingles florals with a marked sweetness and a powdery touch that feels too invasive. The opening smells like grandma’s baby powder mixed with old lilac. It features an abstract floral bouquet with gardenia and peony, but soon evolves into a gourmand with cocoa and vanilla. It tries to be sophisticated, but to me, it’s cloying and excessively powdery. The performance isn’t something to complain about—it’s intense and lasts long, filling the space and leaving a trail. I’d only recommend it for specific occasions and cold climates; it’s not for anyone seeking something soft or purely floral. Its interpretation of lilac feels artificial, and its sweet-powdery character is heavy and not very versatile.

• kaiserin

  October 30, 2024

  

  I couldn’t find this in Argentina and almost bought it blindly, but I waited until I traveled to try it… what a disappointment! Despite having ‘lilac’ in the name, it’s not a tribute to its freshness. It’s dense and heavy, mixing flowers with an invasive sweetness and powdery touch. The opening smells like grandma’s baby powder with old lilacs. It’s an abstract floral bouquet with gardenia and peony that evolves into a gourmand with cocoa and vanilla. It tries to be sophisticated but seems cloying and excessively powdery. The performance is intense and long-lasting, filling the room and leaving a trail. I’d only wear it for special occasions or cold weather, not for anyone seeking something soft or purely floral. Its interpretation of lilac is artificial, and the sweet-powdery character feels heavy and not very versatile.