Pur Desir de Lilas Yves Rocher

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Pur Desir de Lilas Yves Rocher

Pur Desir de Lilas Yves Rocher

Rated 4.06 out of 5 based on 78 customer ratings
(78 customer reviews)

Pur Desir de Lilas Yves Rocher for women of Yves Rocher

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Pur Desir de Lilas by Yves Rocher is a floral fragrance for women. The fragrance features lilac and almond. Pur Desir de Lilas was launched in 2002.

78 reviews for Pur Desir de Lilas Yves Rocher

  1. :

    4 out of 5

    My mother wore this one when it came out. It smells exactly like real lilacs! It is not a complex perfume, but for everyday, picking up the kids at school/groceries/general running around this was very nice. Because it is such a strong one-tone scent it is noticeable and memorable. Me and her both liked it, but my aunt compared it to a toilet air freshener. That spoiled our fun a little…

  2. :

    4 out of 5

    I love Lilacs, and this is your thing if you want to smell like a blooming lilac tree at sunset.

  3. :

    4 out of 5

    To start, I don’t think this smells like either the Pacifica or En Passant so I wouldn’t count on this as an inexpensive sub. And those 2 don’t smell like each other.
    This one actually smells more heavily of almond to me than of lilac. The almond is a bit sweet, a little play-doh starchy early on, with a hint of bitter green. I don’t like the opening phase. The lilac is there but is a little overpowered by the almond note. It sweetens as it dries down and is slightly powdery to my nose and loses the green aspect somewhat. Actually the drydown smells like lilac scented marzipan. Not bad, but not what I was hoping for and generally too sweet for me.

  4. :

    3 out of 5

    Pure lilac scent! I had a huge lilac tree in my garden, unfortunately we had to cut it down. The moment I sank my face in the lilac blossoms, and took a deep breath… No scent in this world can top that… Pur Desir de Lilas reminds me of it, the almond gives it that soft powdery sweetness that lilacs have in the background. It is sweet, enchanting, a real pleasure. I still have half a bottle, kept as a reminder, I take a deep breath and enjoy lilac… all year round. To me this is the best lilac fragrance and my signature perfume.

  5. :

    4 out of 5

    Aaaaaw, I had the solid tin of this as a teen! It smelled so pretty and made me feel like *such* a LADY! Just sweet lilac, nothing else to it. It was very soft and sat close to the skin. Very inoffensive. I may have to hunt some more of this down now…the memories!

  6. :

    4 out of 5

    Lilas as it truly is. I just adore this for spring. Being almost ‘pure lilas’ this one is much more different to ‘Lilas Mauve’ Yves Rocher availabla nowadays. Lilas Mauve is green and fresh while this one is honey sweet.It’s not shy spring making it’s first step. It’s almost summer, sunlit and blossoming all aroud.
    Today i finished my bottle and i think i gonna miss this scent.

  7. :

    4 out of 5

    I love spring, even if it only means to meet again with tiny purple faces of lilac flowers, dig my nose into a whole cluster and get lost in that angelic aroma.
    Pur Desir de Lilas is softened by almonds, which makes it very easy to digest by skin, it feels like a thoughtful walk along an old forgotten country-side roads, where all those bushes still grow wildly, they spread and blossom, and robins make nests among their tight branches. Incredibly realistic lilacs!
    Speaking by modern language – it is aroma of shabby chic – where on cottage table you see simple glass vase, full of heavy purple blooms, bread, butter, tea.
    Perfection.

  8. :

    5 out of 5

    Smells like a true lilac at first, but then comes the bitter edge – I guess it is the almond.
    I think it works well as a room fragrance, but too edgy on my skin!

  9. :

    5 out of 5

    I was obsessed with Yves Rocher back in the ’90s, and have been thinking about them lately. Maybe I need to see what new fragrances they have. This was always a favorite. It is straight lilac, lovely and sweet. Yves Rocher always had a way of capturing a natural fragrance in its purest form, and this is one of the best examples I can remember. I’m surprised to see almond mentioned here because I remember nothing but lilac.

  10. :

    4 out of 5

    This one is a very realistic, quite linear lilac scent. It is a bit on the sweet side though, I guess that’s where the almond comes in, although I can really not detect a separate almond note in it. It is a bit heavy for a spring/ summer scent due to that sweetness upon initial spray, but it gets a bit fresher later, when all you get are little wafts like from walking past a lilac bush. The lasting power is disappointing. A nice, girly and uncomplicated scent for a sunny day out.

  11. :

    4 out of 5

    I like the lavender better. This one is sweeter but I do not get almond. ALL lilac… again though, a clean scent.

  12. :

    3 out of 5

    We want this back! We won’t buy your new waters!!!!

  13. :

    3 out of 5

    I absolutely love this beautiful lilac fragrance!I love lilacs, they are one of my favorite flowers and Pur desir de Lilas smells exactly like a fresh bouquet of lilas, very realistic!
    I love wearing during spring mostly, it’s such a happy scent! The longevity is amazing, it lasts at least 6 hours on me.
    Such a shame Yves Rocher discontinued it along with the whole Pur Desir line! I had a bottle and used it all not knowing it has been discontinued. Now I managed to buy 3 bottles of this beauty on Ebay for a very decent price, can’t wait for spring to wear it!

  14. :

    5 out of 5

    I am on the fence with this one as it to me has three facets. The first one that it starts out with is a sort of hairspray scent, burns the nose a bit on spraying but luckily quickly calms down. I still get vague whiffs of this throughout though.
    The second facet is the lilac scent which takes over the show. The perfume is emphasising the jasminy sweet and purple floral side of lilac as compared to lilas mauves which accentuates the green and fresh aspect of lilacs. Actually i personally prefer the lilac scent in lilas mauves but it is true that pur desir de lilas has much better longevity and it is a pretty, floral and sweet smell.
    Personally i dont really get almond but there is a lot of general creamy sweetness, sometimes edging towards honey, that mixed with general fresh notes makes me think of a generic deodorant scent.
    The overall effect of these facets is the impression of a sweet lilac body spray. When the lilac facet is dominating it is decidedly pleasurable, lovely actually, when the generic fresh/sweet takes over i am indifferent but the hairspray facet is hard to bear unfortunately.

  15. :

    4 out of 5

    I finished a full bottle of this last summer. Pur Desir de Lilas is a simple perfume,yet beautiful.From the bottle I get only the Lilas but on my skin I get almonds too which softens the scent.Nothing breathtaking or sexy but it is perfect for wearing in summer or spring days if you are in to simple clean florals.

  16. :

    4 out of 5

    Superwonderful and realistic lilac smell (I didnt smell the almond in it), I could sniff this perfume all day. Would buy it again for sure, only problem is the staying power- very very short 🙁

  17. :

    4 out of 5

    “Pur Desir” series seems to be a reanimation of the beautiful tradition of floral mono-fragrances of 19 century. The idea to bring back clear natural scents is lovely, and pure scents of good-quality is almost empty niche at nowadays market.
    This pure Lilac scent brings sense of quiet happiness and cosiness. and it’s sillage and longevity are good. The only explanation, why this fragrance was discontinued and replaced with the weaker version of it is just marketing tricks.

  18. :

    4 out of 5

    This is a heavenly scent, so soft and pretty. I bought my bottle in 2006, it somehow ended up buried in my miscellaneous cabinets, and I only recently found it, and the scent has not gotten stale at all. The bottle is about 75% used up and I read that it has been discontinued….oh no! Hopefully will be on ebay or amazon, would definitely go into my essentials list.

  19. :

    5 out of 5

    A realistic lilac. Anyone who is familiar with the flower will not hesitate to acknowledge it as one, and anyone who truly loves lilac will immediately be inspired and transported with joy. This perfume made me believe that perfumes can really closely resemble in their smell what their labels claim. It smells of lilac even from the bottle. When it touched my rist it turned into a genuine,recogniseable but a slightly toned-down lilac,a bit more sweet than green. Maybe it was toned down to make it more wearable for the modern audience. Whatever the case, it sometimes fails to unfold full potential, complete heady opulence of this flower.If you wear it in cold but windless days it radiates, if it makes any sense to u, in odd and unpredictable directions. On such days it is more beautiful when smelled directly from the skin than when you merely sniff its cloud. The longevity is not impressive, people say that it might be caused by the lack of too elaborate a backbone of base notes. Towards the end it becomes more sweet and less floral,therefore less realistic but I love that stage as well. Due to extremely weird climate noted in my country in recent years I have had a chance of testing it both in winterlike and springlike weather in a very short interval. In springlike weather, born on a mild,warm wind it starts radiating in an organized way, becomes more long-lasting and its cloud more noticeable and divine. I adore it in spring or springlike conditions and can’t wait for the spring to set in! Really amazing for warm weather! I love it! Anyway, this is the first real soliflor without a mess of other substances that I have ever tested and I hope I will have an opportunity to test more. Really nice for
    the price.

  20. :

    4 out of 5

    There isn’t much I love more than the smell of a blooming lilac bush. This fragrance is perfect lilac, even more dead-on than Pacifica’s French Lilac. I love the tiny hint of nuttiness, it gives it a slightly earthy feel. This is a very light, fresh floral. It isn’t powdery at all, and I wouldn’t put an age on this. Both mature and younger women can easily pull this off. Obviously it’s best for spring. It has great sillage for a light fragrance. I am definitely considering buying a full bottle of this!

  21. :

    5 out of 5

    My mother loves this scent. My mom has always loved Lilac, her favorite flower. She has told me her grandma had lilac bushes at her home, good memories for her. I’ve searched for years trying to find lilac scented sprays or body products, but all the ones I bought weren’t a true lilac smell. I ordered this for my mom a few years ago and as soon as she sprayed it on herself she just lit up. She said it reminded her of her grandmas house from her childhood. It’s a very true lilac scent.

  22. :

    4 out of 5

    I love this so much I even got a back-up bottle plus the body cream. This is a true lilac scent tweaked just a tiny bit with the almond to give it volume and richness. It’s the way a huge mass of the flowers would smell if put in a vase to scent a room. Rich, cozy and concentrated, rather than leafy and diffused on a cool spring wind (which is the effect of the new YR Lilas Mauve, a perceptibly different lilac fragrance). It lasts 4-6 hours on me as well. It’s discontinued and hard to find, so stock up if you can. Yves Rocher does an excellent job on their lilac soliflores — this and Lilas Mauve, of which I have back-ups too.
    Pur Desir de Lilas is attributed to Annick Menardo, whose work I love (Boss Bottled, Hypnotic Poison, YR Pur Desir de Mimosa, Hypnose) and who infuses that subtle almond note into many of her creations.

  23. :

    3 out of 5

    I have a close male friend from India who, after knowing me for quite some time, confided to me that he is often visited by angels. He says that he knows they are near because they often emit strong smells of fruit or flowers that are nowhere in his vicinity. Once, when he and I were at the beach, we suddenly smelled the scent of thousands of peaches all around us. It was magical and about as close to heaven on earth as I could imagine.
    When I was wearing this perfume, he said that he had once been visited by angels who had this scent. So, naturally, whenever I feel like I need a host of angels around me, I wear it.
    Today, I had a job interview in an office of all women. I gave my scent a lot of thought because usually, with women, you don’t want to smell overtly sexy, nor bitchy, just noticeably pretty. I could not imagine a better scent, and I wore a lilac colored skirt suit to match! Needless, to say, I got the job!! I am pretty sure Yves Rocher has bottled a host of angels with this beauty. It definitely worked for me 🙂

  24. :

    4 out of 5

    Oh is it ever beautiful! Fresh, soft spring lilacs, uhhmmm uhhmmm uhhmmm 🙂 Touch of almonds in there as well, adds to the soothing part even more!
    Smells like month of May, Lilacs festival anyone? 🙂
    For an edt it’s quite comforting and easy to wear anytime.
    I’d like to see edp version of this, so I can smell it longer and stronger.

  25. :

    4 out of 5

    I love the smell of lilac, but I couldn’t stand this perfume as it had a very distinct butter-note on me 🙁

  26. :

    3 out of 5

    So very pretty.
    The opening is a fresh and very convincing lilac, just like the flowers from the shrub that blooms in May in my garden each year.
    Then there is what seems to me like a good blast of jasmine – quite indolic.
    The almond slides in towards the end, a soft and slightly powdery whisper.
    Good longevity on me, several hours at least, and moderate sillage.
    Although the Pur Desir line is sadly discontinued, it sounds as if the new Lilas Mauve from Yves Rocher is similar – perhaps even the same fragrance? I see they were both done by Annick Menardo so maybe it’s just the same juice in a new box. If so, wonderful!

  27. :

    4 out of 5

    I love the smell of lilacs at any time of the year and as we know only in the spring we have the opportunity to smell this. With this eau de toilette I can enjoy this beautiful fragrance for all seasons. It is 100 % lilas . Something beautiful – pity that so very fragile. Is probably the most volatile EDT that I have so I use this only with vaseline jelly. I bought a 60 ml bottle at a bargain price 6 pounds
    I use this product from 2 years only in the spring.

  28. :

    5 out of 5

    A nice lilac perfume… but it’s gets a little boring after a while for me. But if it’s great when you miss spring 🙂

  29. :

    5 out of 5

    This is just wonderful. Lilac bushes blooming in May. So natural. I actually like it even better than French Lilac, the only other realistic lilac I’ve tried, as this one is a little softer and has less of the waxy quality of French Lilac. Beautiful scent.

  30. :

    3 out of 5

    Slighly bitter-dry, powdery pure lilac. Very comforting, natural fragrance, and virtually lovable to almost everyone.

  31. :

    4 out of 5

    Like going back to a time about 40 years ago when my front door had liilac bushes on each side. Does not last long but for those few minutes after spraying I am in another place and time. Heavanly! Love it!

  32. :

    4 out of 5

    i love this perfume, it’s perfect for me. but sadly it is not easily available here

  33. :

    4 out of 5

    Perfection *5 stars out of 5* – I’m not all about “niche+highend”. There are some hidden treasures out there. This is one. An amazingly good Lilac-soliflore. A fragile spring-beauty. A big realistic bouquet of light purple lilacs. Superb lastingpower and with a very good sillage.
    Perfumer: Annick Ménardo (the nose behind Guerlain’s Bois d’Armenie, Le Labo’s Patchouli 24, Bulgari Black, Dior’s Hypnotic Poison & Bois D`argent. And most by Lolita Lempicka+many others)

  34. :

    4 out of 5

    Linear, but nice. Not too strong. I don’t notice the almond…wish I did.

  35. :

    4 out of 5

    This is an incredibly realistic lilac scent that is excellent for spring as it beautifully captures that euphoria and sense of enchantment of this season.
    It is a soliflore and while the scent is a bit linear, the lilac is very enveloping and beautiful. The fragrance has okay lasting power and moderate sillage.
    It has been discontinued in April 2012, so I’m lucky to have managed to stock up on two full size bottles.

  36. :

    5 out of 5

    Natural enough lilac fragrance. I like it in the beginning of the opening more. One of the best lilac fragrances I’ve tried.

  37. :

    4 out of 5

    This is 100% pure lilac. The perfume reminds me so much of my late grandma that I actually got tears in my eyes when I sniffed the tester – I would never be able to wear this myself, it’s her scent!

  38. :

    4 out of 5

    Smells like the freshest lilacs ever. It’s a solo note, not much depth, but if you bottled some lilacs, this is as close as you can get. The staying power is not there, but it’s a nice pick-me-up, and because it is a single note, would be great for layering,

  39. :

    3 out of 5

    I have this one with the shower gel to match. Good thing too because the lasting power on this one (at least on me) is not long. The smell is wonderful though…so feminine. And I agree with some of you, it’s wonderful to spray it on your linens and clothes…it’s a calming scent.

  40. :

    5 out of 5

    I adore the smell of lilac so when I read the reviews about Pur Desir Lilas I had to order a bottle of it to see for myself whether it actually does smell of natural lilac or whether it would be a disappointment and smell artificial. Well, to my delight my bottle of it arrived yesterday and hooray – Pur Desir Lilas smells GORGEOUS! I have two lilac trees in my garden, which will be blossoming in the coming weeks now spring is almost here, so I can say for sure that Pur Desir Lilas really does capture the glorious heady, intoxicating scent of lilac. The almond adds a warm, slightly sweet, creaminess, even a slight sexiness.
    On my skin this perfume lasts for a surprisingly long time, it can be worn anytime – day or night, for work or play – and the price is very reasonable for such a lovely perfume (and it smells so much more expensive than it costs!) so I’m thrilled to have found out about it. I can’t recommend Pur Desir Lilas highly enough and hopefully it’ll never be discontinued so I can always have it in my perfume collection! :-))

  41. :

    5 out of 5

    My brother just bought it for me!!!I love it!Its simply spring in a bottle 🙂

  42. :

    3 out of 5

    What I love about this perfume is, apparently, what other people hate. I usually don’t care for minimalism but, in this case, I have to say that less is more. I love the fact that it smells JUST like lilacs, a scent so elegant, strong, peculiar and feminine that it can hardly be improved by mixing it with other scents (just like jasmine or gardenia). It’s a very natural, fresh-yet-intense, unpretentious fragance. Its simplicity makes it perfect for almost any occasion, though I especially love spraying it on my skin on spring/summer mornings or evenings alike, just after I come out of the shower. Then I put on an itty-bity little flowery sundress, a pair of sandals and I walk out of the house feeling feminine, charming and sensual.
    For a date or any other special evening event, I usually wear a more sophisticated perfume, like JPG Classique or Kenzo’s Flower, but Pure Desir would work just fine too. It’s not cheap or loud, just nice.
    The down side to it is that it doesn’t last long, but since it’s not expensive (especially if you buy it on sale), I put it in my handbag and reapply it after a while.
    What’s also good about its simplicity is that I don’t get tired of it. My mother got this as a present and she liked it a lot, but seeing as I had fallen in love with it, she gave it to me. It has become a total fav.

  43. :

    5 out of 5

    This smells like real lilac. Nice scent but as all Yves Rocher fragrances smells kind of cheap. Reminds me of spring, I would love to feel it in the air but not wear on myself. I tried it couple times but had some doubts and wasn’t sure if I want to wear it. My husband said that I smell like a lilac tree and I gave it away. Not my cup of tea.

  44. :

    4 out of 5

    I really like this one. It’s fresh, bold, and simple. If you are looking for a real lilac fragrance – this one is for you.

  45. :

    3 out of 5

    I’m surprised this was not categorize as powdery. To me it is a lovely straight-up powdery lilac. I wish i could find more fragrances with lilac.
    This one is a winner I used to wear a lot.

  46. :

    4 out of 5

    Gave me headaches. Passed it on to my mother and she loves it. So it’s ok but just not for me.

  47. :

    5 out of 5

    I think the lilac in this is too loud and somewhat artificial. Reminds me a very harsh lilac-based scent I used to wear during highschool. However, my mother enjoys it enormously.

  48. :

    4 out of 5

    I received this perfume as a gift from a dear friend from Italia. She said her mama chose it and I am so glad she did! I absolutely love this..the lilac notes complimented by the sweet almond notes creates a warm and loving aura around me..I feel great when I wear it!

  49. :

    5 out of 5

    I have loved this fragrance for years. It smells remarkably like the real thing, without being too cloying or sweet. I don’t get the powdery notes too much that others have mentioned.
    This is a well balanced formula that doesn’t tend towards the musty notes that some lilac scents have which can sometimes lean nearer to Night Scented Stock.
    It is closer to the smell of younger blooms that are just starting to open.
    A simple, elegant fragrance that smells wonderfully English.
    What a pity they discontinued the Lily version of this which was just as good.

  50. :

    5 out of 5

    I bought this one because my dear husband loves the scent of lilac (and to say the truth it’s one of the very few scents he can identify:)). I feel this very true lilac scent only for a while, after that it turns into a soft, warm almond, with a hint of freshness because of the lilac. I feel here wood (almond tree? sandal?), too, however there isn’t any in the scent-pyramid. At first I thought ‘it’s okay’ but the more I wear it, the more I love it. Sillage and longevity are good and if you spray it on hair or clothes, you can enjoy the lilac-scent longer. And yes, it’s good to spray it in your room, too, to feel a little springtime:).

  51. :

    3 out of 5

    Those who say this smells of very natural lilacs are totally right – it does. Un-nuanced its true, but faithful. It made me realise something I had never consciously acknowledged before – I do not like lilac. It gives me a head ache. Those who do like lilac will love this. Shall I admit the horrible truth? I gave this to my husband’s mother as if I had especially gone out to search heaven and earth to find it for her. She seemed happy – but at that stage she had not yet smelled it – may be my sister-in-law will be getting it for Christmas……

  52. :

    3 out of 5

    Yes,this is true lilac scent.And seems,that I begin to love this pure fragrance.But stoped for a moment.I suppose that I don’t have to smell like lilac,because I want to smell like my self.So,this scent i using for my room like an airspray.

  53. :

    3 out of 5

    lovely scent but very poor lastiong power

  54. :

    4 out of 5

    Like most of others said before this is one of the most realistic lilac scents i have ever came upon, i just couldn´t belive my nose, it was like i am sniffing a bush of lilac outside my window, BUT sadly like others from the same line thi one doesn´t last at all if you use it as fragrance alone. That is the biggest minus, so i am not willing to buy it just to have it, though it is very cheap actually. I like perfume to last at least couple of hours.

  55. :

    4 out of 5

    Very true lilac indeed, very fresh and very uplifting.
    It’s not a complicated perfume, just lilac with a sweet dry down of almond and that is already enough for everyday office wear.
    I got a lot of compliments from my co-workers both men and women, but it doesn’t have long lasting power, luckily it is not so expensive, so i purchased a small bottle and leave it at work to reapply in the afternoon and leave it to work the magic 🙂
    I really like it and will repurchase for sure.

  56. :

    3 out of 5

    I just received this today, and it is just as fabulous as you all have reviewed! When I was young, our neighbour had a lilac tree, and this scent always means happiness to me. I have tried other lilac scents, but this is simply the best. I close my eyes, and I am transported back to those wonderful youthful days.

  57. :

    5 out of 5

    this is the most true to lilac perfume i’ve ever smelled. i love this. just big bunches of fresh lilacs right on the bush, thats what this smells like. absolutely gorgeous.

  58. :

    3 out of 5

    It is one of my most favorite perfumes. What a wise move to take two bottles directly from YR central store in Paris and bring it back home.
    I adore this smell. Pure lilac.
    It lasts quite long.
    Very nice for those who love soliflores (I adore them).

  59. :

    4 out of 5

    Love, love, love this perfume. I actually use this as a pillow spray before bed. So true to it’s actual flower, it’s unbelievable.

  60. :

    5 out of 5

    Does anyone know if this is available in England? I’ve looked on the Yves Rocher website but can’t find it. :-(((

  61. :

    4 out of 5

    This is as close you can get the real smell of lilac. smells devine. fresh, clean, just like they do in nature.
    Not a powdery perfume as i thought it maight be , just clean . flowers . jammy. The other product like soap and body lotion ar also great

  62. :

    3 out of 5

    this is the best lilac scent ever! It is closest to the real lilac scent ! it doesn’t get any better that this if you like pure lilac! <3
    I have been buying it since it came out on the market and never stoped topping my collection with a new bottle every few months …

  63. :

    4 out of 5

    a perfect lilac scent, long lasting,but soft..
    Very feminine, great for spring and summer, or whenever you want to remember the lovely smell of these little flowers..
    I just got it and It’s got me! I will definetly buy it again!

  64. :

    3 out of 5

    One of the few floral fragrances that I love! A soft, gentle, true scent of lilac plus the almonds, that make it sweet, tender and powdery…Perfect when the winter gently slips into spring! 🙂

  65. :

    5 out of 5

    one of the many yves rocher perfumes that i like. they have captured the true scent of beautiful lilacs. a little heavy at first, but fades down during the day to a divine lilac veil. a really lovely scent.

  66. :

    5 out of 5

    There are moments in our lives when we encounter a divine beauty, a glimpse of what heavens will smell and look like. I always have this feeling when I visit Centennial Lilac Gardens near Niagara Falls. As soon as I get out of the car, I am surrounded by the heavenly fragrance. There must be hundreds of lilac bushes growing in the field. When they are in full bloom, the view is breathtaking and unforgettable. There is no man-made fragrance that is capable to make me experience what I feel when I am walking through the rows of those gorgeous flowers and inhale their divine aroma.
    From all lilacs fragrances I have tried, PUR DESIR DE LILAS is the only one that comes very close to this experience. The lilacs are very fresh and green in this scent like you have just picked them from the bush. The almonds blend very naturally and provide nice complement to the lilacs. This fragrance is perfect in its simplicity. I am completely in love with this scent. And though nothing can top up the real thing for me, this one is incredibly close. If you love lilacs, you have to give this a try. You will not regret it.

  67. :

    3 out of 5

    This is definitely not a soliflore on me, or maybe my lilac standards are too high. The oily almonds are all over the place! And there’s something pretty green in there too, like lilac leaves maybe (though it actually smells more like violet leaves, which I’m more familiar with). Neither of these are bad things, but I won’t be getting this to satisfy my lilac craving – somehow the total effect is not the refreshing spring air I’m looking for. Diorissimo is a much closer scent to true lilac – yes, lilac, not lily of the valley (though it’s a true lotv as well)… well, at least my vintage stash is. I know it’s an unfair comparison in a way, but considering that this YR lilac is now also pretty hard to find (in the US at least), I think I’l be sticking to the true, the original, the one and only…

  68. :

    3 out of 5

    THIS was my very first YR scent, and has always been my first love. When I was a child, the scent of lilacs gave me an extra boost of energy!! My favorite time of the entire year is the two weeks in late April or early May when they bloom. It is just NOT “summer” until the lilacs have released those heavenly essences into the air…
    Part of their charm, to me, is the fact each flower is made up of a multitude of little blossoms all opening and gushing forth with the aroma of perfection, almost like a choir of floral song. I have dried many of these lilacs and keep them in apothecary jars in my bedroom. These, more than roses or anything else, smell like LOVE! *My first boyfriend used to pick them and bring them to me by throwing them in my open window*
    In late 2005, I received a flyer from my sister, that she received in a package from another company, for Anti-aging face cream (Hag!); inside (on special) was the Lilas EDT (60ml) for $6.95, the lotion (250ml) for $2.95 and the body wash (200ml)for $2.50!!! That was the best $12.50 I ever spent…This was actually a subtle hint from her, as I always “snitched” her lilacs off her bushes for my own room!!
    The catalog from YR describes PDdLilas as “a green floral with powdery notes with hints of almonds”. Almonds? Well, I suppose. The nutty/woody sweetness really brings out the lush wonder of this amazing flower. Even now as I smell it-inhaling deeply, I can feel the early spring sun on my face and my heart quickens and my spirit sings with joy! This IS fresh, dark purple persian lilacs squeezed in a bottle to me, and I actually prefer it to the pure perfumed oil I have from TBS! The oil is a “truer” essence of lilacs, but has something in it that makes people think I have been drinking when I wear it! So, I just dab it on, now and then, when I am low in spirit, or depressed and before the cap is screwed back on; I am smiling, EVERY TIME! The green notes in this remind one, not only, of the gorgeous flowers, but the actual living bush with its leaves and slightly woody stems. If ever there was a flower that made me drunk with passion, it is the Lilac. And, if there was ever a company who captured the truest spirit of the Lilac…it is Yves Rocher. Thank you Yves, for this beautiful soliflore, and one of my favorite perfumes ever!!
    Sillage: good
    Longevity: very good
    Overall: 5/5 A Perfect Lilac Scent!
    Once (maybe twice) in your life you find a true, pure and absolute love. One of mine is this fragrance! If you love the smell of REAL lilacs in full bloom, THIS is something you should acquire before it, too, goes the way of Lys, Rose and Gardenia. I have backups of all the Lilas products, you never know with this House…

  69. :

    5 out of 5

    Very realistic lilac soliflore. (The almonds are hardly noticeable, which I like.) Not too sweet, relaxing, and surprisingly natural-smelling. [4/5]

  70. :

    5 out of 5

    I love lilacs and this smells like true lilacs with a slight hint of sweet almond. And the lasting power is very good, on me it lasted the whole day.
    But it’s not varied, it turns a little bit powdery but as it is the same all the time I couldn’t wear it very often not to get bored of it.
    If you’re a lilac-lover like me Pur Desir de Lilas is a must-have.

  71. :

    4 out of 5

    So far, this is the nicest and truest to life lilac scent that I’ve ever smelled! One small spritz stayed true to the flower for about three hours, then it evolved into a more powdery but still lilac-y skin scent- Sis, I found your Christmas gift!

  72. :

    4 out of 5

    I liked Pur Désir de Lilas and bought it as soon as it hit the shelves.
    My husband always complained it would give him a headache but I wore it all the time and probably I overdid it, but I could not get enough of this powdery, springfresh lilac scent.

  73. :

    3 out of 5

    I love the smell of lilacs in the summer. This smells exactly like the flowers in nature!
    For some reason I don`t really like to smell like that myself but I use this as a roomspray. 😀

  74. :

    5 out of 5

    I can wear it in spring when I feel that everything around me is in bloom and sun. A nice one. For every day.

  75. :

    4 out of 5

    A gorgeous and powdery fresh perfume for a cool or warm summer.
    Ah…the scent of lilac in a fluffy and comforting state, lovely! I got this one in Belgium for 9 Euros!

  76. :

    5 out of 5

    Very poor staying power. More or less adequate, similar to real lilac, but a bit too powdery to wear it.
    A better lilac scent is “While lilac”, but it’s an old Russian perfume, nearly impossible to find now.

  77. :

    5 out of 5

    I have a bunch of purple lilac in a vase on the table, and the bottle a bottle of this scent near it, and sprayed generously 2 minutes ago. The color is identical ( between the bottle and the real flowers), the scent is identical. So real. Identical in flavor, and consistency. Amazing. Great silage. Bad lasting power. For the price, what a good quality scent! Great for spring time! No drama, no fancy mixtures, no development. Completely linear lilac. I like it !

  78. :

    5 out of 5

    It is indeed one of the best lilac scents I

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