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logun1969 – :
Very realistic, both to the lilac bushes in my backyard when I lived in Colorado, and to my memory of the cologne my grand auntie from the Midwest wore in the 60’s. Like most lilac soliflores I’ve tried it goes on a bit sharp, but quickly mellows to a “just right” balance between floral, green, and a bit salty. The sillage is gentle, and while transparent enough to reapply without asphyxiating yourself and those around you, it actually has amazing staying power–I can still smell a faint but distinct trace the morning after. I’m getting more of it.