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Lilac (soliflore)

Lilac (soliflore)
At a glance

Lilac (soliflore) is a fragrance note appearing in 5 perfumes in this directory, built from 2 related materials catalogued here.

What it smells like

Lilac feels like a soft, powdery spring bloom. It blends creamy floral with a faint green freshness and a whisper of honey or almond. The scent is airy and slightly warm, yet not sweet or heavy. Perfumers use it as a heart accord that brings a nostalgic, dewy nuance, often paired with citrus or musky bases to enhance its delicate, powdery character.

Lilac (soliflore) is listed in 5 perfumes in this directory. It is most often used as a heart note (100% of its appearances). It is most often paired with bergamot, musk and woods. Perfumes that use it fall most often into the floral family.

Why notes get sorted into top, heart, and base →

Materials used to create this note 1-Phenyl-3-methyl-3-pentanol 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde
Perfumes featuring this note Essence Lilas Guerlilas Lilac Time Lilas Lilas Lilas Blanc Lilas Pourpre