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FZOTIC · Sold as unisex
Lilac Brûlée
The quiet luxury of an afternoon spent reading by a fireplace, where the sweet scent of lilacs mingles with warm vanilla and nutty undertones.
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Lilac BrûléeHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Lilac Brûlée by FZOTIC, crafted by Bruno Fazzolari and launched in 2024, is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance that captures the essence of a warm, inviting moment. The composition opens with sweet lilacs that are given a rich, caramelized twist through notes of brûlée, creating a distinctive contrast between floral freshness and nutty warmth. This interplay continues into a powdery base that adds depth without overpowering the delicate balance.
Apply Lilac Brûlée in light layers — it blooms gradually on the skin. The brûlée notes will project well initially, but the powdery base develops over time, making a few sprays sufficient to carry you through the day.
Fig. 01 — Lilac Brûlée, FZOTIC
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Bruno Fazzolari
Bruno Fazzolari, a self-taught perfumer and visual artist who grew up between the southwestern United States and France, began creating scents in 2003 tied to his experience of synesthesia and his paintings.
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