Lily Cologne 丽来古龙香水 by LiLai 丽来
Women 1987
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Description
Lily Cologne by LiLai: Orange Blossom, Rosemary and Lavender from 1987 Lily Cologne 丽来古龙香水 by LiLai 丽来 is a fragrance marketed to women and launched in 1987. Available records list only three ingredients: orange blossom, rosemary and lavender, with no breakdown by top, heart or base. Released in 1987, it belongs to a generation of straightforward colognes designed for everyday…
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About Lily Cologne 丽来古龙香水
Lily Cologne by LiLai: Orange Blossom, Rosemary and Lavender from 1987
Lily Cologne 丽来古龙香水 by LiLai 丽来 is a fragrance marketed to women and launched in 1987.
Available records list only three ingredients: orange blossom, rosemary and lavender, with no breakdown by top, heart or base.
Released in 1987, it belongs to a generation of straightforward colognes designed for everyday wear rather than elaborate statements.
The documented trio points to a clean, readable profile: orange blossom with soft white floral sweetness, rosemary with herbal aromatic lift, and familiar lavender freshness.
Reported accords line up with that read: aromatic and fresh spicy lead, supported by white floral, lavender, citrus and sweet facets plus a woody touch.
For ratings, there is currently just one score of 1 out of 5, so no meaningful average or consensus can be drawn yet.
It will appeal to fans of short, unfussy blends centered on aromatic herbs and white flowers who like the practical spirit of a classic 1987 cologne.
In short, Lily Cologne is a sparsely documented women's offering from LiLai: three listed notes, aromatic-fresh accords, and voting data too limited for a broader judgment.
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Character
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