When lilac dissipates, everything around frauds and breathes in spring. Her fluffy branches set us on a romantic way, returning to his youth as if the magic chopstick.
Famous perfumers are striving to convey the drunk and sweet breath of Lilac, creating fragrant masterpieces over the years. Let's talk about this tender floral note in more detail.
To admire the beauty of blooming lilac with her magnificent clusters, perhaps, can be infinite. Such a different thing is that white, then a gentle-lavender, then purple, - she manila masters of fragrant business always. But it's not enough, the oil from this flower is made insanely expensive (from thirty million petals it turns out only a liter).
Fortunately, perfumers were able to create synthetic analogues that duplicate the driving smell with the striking accuracy. It is he heard today in many compositions. Moreover, it invented it one of the first - it happened about a hundred years ago. Since then, heavy powder fragrance with a noticeable bitterness has become a frequent guest in perfume creations. True, it is necessary to add it extremely gently, because we want to dislike with lilac after the rain, and not call associations with a collected bouquet.
One of the best spring fragrances expressives - Ernest Bo, the creator of the famous spirits Chanel No. 5. In the twenties of the past century at the peak of popularity was his perfume Paris. In it, a bouquet of lilac and lily of the lily of the soul of the Spring Mood and close happiness.
Another famous perfumer who dedicated lilacs is not one of his creation is Heinrich Brocar. The Frenchman who lived most of his life in Russia created many masterpieces. For example, his perfume "Persian Lilac" in 1889 was awarded a large gold medal at the international exhibition in Paris.
Russian barisades, fragrant lilac, forced Broquar again and returned to this amazing smell. In the factory "Brocar and Co.", later renamed the "new dawn", he created a "wondrous lilac", "New Lilac" and several more sign aromas.
In male compositions, this note is extremely rare: it is still quite difficult to make it more masculin, even despite the bitterness inherent in it. But in the female perfume reigns the present expanted, because the lilac fragrance is appropriate not only a sunny day, it is permissible in fantasy evening perfumes.