SugarPink@sugarpink

Review

Lilac obsessed

Spring over the Dnieper by Char-ZillyaChar-ZillyaSpring over the Dnieper3.01 rating
3/5
Longevity4/5
4 / 5
Projection5/5
5 / 5
Sillage4/5
4 / 5
  • After several wears
  • Tested at home
  • On skin

Every spring, a peculiar conniption comes over Kyiv. As soon as lilacs are in bloom, crowds of people flock to the Botanical Garden, located on Dnieper hills, to get a sniff of a lilac flower. Not that lilacs are uncommon - they are present all around the capital, it's just that the view of the lush greenery sprinkled with bright pink and purple and the heavy waft of flowers in the air has a special magic to it no one can help but be fascinated by.

This is a soliflore perfume, but it manages to capture that unique allure of a heavy multifaceted lilac, seemingly blooming all around. I'm not a lilac fiend, but find this fragrance intriguing in its approach to this flower, departing from the usual powdery and tender connotation. This is the fighting lilac, if you will, boinking you over the head with its richness. It fits the bill perfectly, describing that exact lilac overdose you feel the second you step in the Botanical Garden bushes while participating in a lilac bloom craze.

Not my cup of tea, but if you've never had enough lilac in your life, this perfume was made for you.

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Comments4

  1. victoria

    A rich lilac is exactlyyy what I need in my life. Adding to the wishlist 👀

  2. Old Leaves@oldleaves

    This sounds beautiful!

  3. Curlyhen@curlyhen

    Beautiful write up. This sounds beautiful 😍

    1. SugarPink@sugarpink

      Thank you! I've tried my best to explain this perfume and why it is this way.

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