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Merice Perfumes Lilac
Gender:
Female
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
History and positioning
Lilac by Merice Perfumes is a women's fragrance released in 1930.
The name of the release is concise and memorable, but the available information does not reveal its olfactory pyramid, concentration, or composition.
The fragrance belongs to the women's line of Merice Perfumes.
There is no information about a separate collection for Lilac, so it is more accurate to consider it a standalone release rather than assign it to a specific line.
Character and sillage
The main confirmed characteristic of Lilac is its very strong sillage.
This means that the fragrance may remain noticeably present in the air and be perceived by others even after the wearer has passed by.
This is particularly important when choosing a perfume for everyday wear: its intensity is best assessed directly on the skin, as perception depends on temperature, humidity, individual skin chemistry, and the amount applied.
Exact recommendations for applying Lilac to the skin or clothing are not available, so it is best to start with a minimal number of sprays and gradually find a comfortable intensity.
What is known about the composition
The available information does not specify Lilac's top, middle, or base notes, nor does it identify a mixed olfactory group.
It is therefore impossible to reliably describe the opening, heart, and final accord, determine its affiliation with a specific fragrance family, or compare the composition with other fragrances.
The perfumer, alternative concentrations, and similar fragrances have not been identified. This information could be important for making a more precise choice and comparison, but supplementing it with assumptions would be incorrect.
At present, Lilac by Merice Perfumes can be described as a women's fragrance from 1930 with very strong sillage and an olfactory structure that has not been disclosed in the available information.
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