Performance Metrics
4 dp
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Scent Profile & Expertise Analysis
"Marissa Zappas' 'Lilac Dream' offers a lush floral experience, blending sweet lilac with bright petitgrain and bergamot. This fragrance unfolds with a heart of ambrette and neroli, anchored by a warm base of vanilla, musk, and tonka bean. Perfect for spring days, it embodies a serene elegance."
Marissa Zappas The Garden Collection - Lilac Dream is a unisex fragrance launched in 2021. Characterized by prominent Floral, Powdery accords, it delivers a distinctive olfactory signature. The scent features top notes of Petitgrain, Bergamot, blending into a heart of Lilac, Ambrette, Neroli, and grounded by base notes of Vanilla, Musk, Tonka Bean. Its versatility makes it an excellent choice for Everyday.
Scent Development
Vibrant and uplifting, perfect for a bright day.
Soft and romantic, envelops you in warmth.
A tender blend that lingers gently.
Smooth and cozy, leaving a tender trail.
Occasion Ratings
4 dp
Estimated
Perfect for everyday wear, this fragrance delicately enhances any occasion, making it versatile yet sophisticated.
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Best Season
4 dp
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With its floral and fresh qualities, 'Lilac Dream' is ideal for spring when flowers bloom and bright notes vibrate.
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