Great service, fast shipping, but the scent is just not for me. On my skin I don't pick up any lilac, instead almond, cinnamon, and marzipan. Very strong scent as well.

I have tested it on the skin for over a week. When I layer it with the Toasted Lilac soap and unscented body lotion, it becomes a skin scent on me. When I use it with other soaps and still an unscented lotion, I get a rhubarb cinnamon harmony. But the true moments of enjoyment come at the warm down with its creaminess with vanilla hints. Even my 93-year-old father enjoys Lilac Brulee.

I blind bought the full bottle—which I do not do, but made an exception bc I trust the exacting, beautiful blends of Fzotic, and I had to have the Lilac Brûlée limited release. After a few wears of the sample, I adore this indeed! Lilac Brûlée is a sweet marzipan dusted with cinnamon, finished with a touch of whipped cream. Hints of lilac waft in, or maybe the whipped cream is accented with lilac petals. Not a straight up gourmand; rather, a fl-ourmand with a realistic touch of lilac. Projection is exactly as it should be for this sweet frag—between intimate and moderate. Gorgeous modern retro! Bruno does it again, 10/10. Fzotic is the new Zoologist.

Lilac Brûlée is a floral and a gourmand. The lilac is intoxicating and round. The rhubarb is sharp and bright. The vanilla is warm and woody. The tonka bean is grounding. It's an amazing part of my morning, when I put on my wool winter scarf and Lilac Brûlée lingers on the fibers . The lilac takes a break and the praline, patchouli, tonka bean and vanilla move forward.

I'd like it to be a bit more lilac. Otherwise, I like it. The marzipan is a nice touch.