A Drop D'Issey

Got this as a gift and came to love it. I weirdly don’t like ‘clean’ fragrances as I am traumatised from windex smelling fragrances. However, it makes so much sense why this would be a beautiful ‘clean’ fragrance for anyone who’s into gourmands. This is a beautiful lilac and almond milk fragrance that reminds me of one of my favourite things in the world, Johnson’s bedtime baby bath. This is super comforting and warm and I think this is a perfume for those days you don’t feel like actually wearing perfume. This is pure comfort in a bottle, almost as if there’s a cloud around you. This is what sleepy by lush was trying to do but failed. I also stumbled upon some reception online saying this perfume would be fit for a unicorn/fairy and I think that’s so cute.

I wanted a unique perfume which does not smell like any roses or citruses or woody or spicy. An everyday wear. This fits the bill to a T. A true lilac scent. Upon initial spray on my wrist, I can smell lilac and almond notes and bit of the anise. Initial projection lasts on my skin for around half hour. Then comes the magical dry down which is amazing with lot of soapy notes coming in. That's kind of addictive and makes it a clean girl scent - powdery and creamy. Further dries down to musk and vanilla. Love that as well. However, does not project. I have to sniff my arm to be able to smell the perfume. Becomes a skin scent pretty soon. Got it at a huge discount so value for money. Lasts for 2-3 hours post which you need to respray.

this fragrance invokes the image of a darling angel resting upon a creamy lilac cloud. to my nose it has an interesting juxtaposition with the warmth from the solar notes plus the perceived coolness of the lilac. it's so comforting and spa-like, bringing me back to the times i've gotten massages while on vacation and left still smelling the essential oils they always use. it gives me the same feeling of stepping out of the shower and putting on an expensive lotion. i've never owned a perfume like this and something tells me i'll buy another one the moment i find it at burlington. it's truly an enchanting scent that soothes anyone that gets near you. such a shame it's being discontinued (◞‸◟,)

This is such a beautiful, lovely and jouyful scent of authentic lilac. Hm, this creaminess ... I can smell a tiny little bit almond and anise in it, but whole is about nice lilac in variety colours :-) This is a spring in a bottle. Unfortunately, I find this parfume this year and now it is discontinued. I found a scent very close to Bvlgari Omnia Amethyste (I smell a lilac, but is not in it) but much more projection and sillage. This is like classic lilac soap, but smells divine :-) I understand it can be to much for person who do not like soapy scents, but in less amount it is very nice. My collegue complimented me every day we have meet. I have a half of a bottle for next spring.

I am getting into fragrance and many people on Tiktok say this is a safe blind buy. If you know you like florals, I'd have to agree! The lilac note definitely leads the charge-- I see a thick lilac bush on a street corner that has been warmed by the Sun. I do get some powdery-ness but it isn't nearly as noticeable on my skin as it is on some others; furthermore, I'm not sure I would call this a creamy fragrance. To me Versace Eros Pour Femme is a creamy floral; this is more so just a thick and powdery lilac scent. It's also pretty one-dimensional; it doesn't develop too too much. Feminine, safe, with a pretty bottle. I will keep it around!