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Lilas Japonica (Into The Floral)
The crisp air of a city park where lilac trees bloom, filling the space with their enchanting fragrance amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life.
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Lilas Japonica (Into The Floral)Budget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2023, Lilas Japonica (Into The Floral) by Zara is a fresh and floral fragrance that captures the purity and elegance of lilac blossoms amidst urban surroundings. The composition opens with a bright pear note, giving way to the delicate scent of lilac flowers before settling into the warm embrace of sandalwood. This fragrance balances freshness and sweetness with a subtle spiciness, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate both floral charm and modern elegance.
For best effect, apply this fragrance to pulse points for a gentle warmth that lasts through the day. The pear note is bright but fleeting, so a few sprays will ensure you catch its freshness while the lilac and sandalwood linger longer.
Fig. 01 — Lilas Japonica (Into The Floral), Zara
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