Tilia by Olfactive Pharmacy
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7.3 / 10 42 Ratings
Tilia is a perfume by Olfactive Pharmacy for women and men and was released in 2020. The scent is floral-green. It is still available to purchase.
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Main accords

Floral
Green
Spicy
Sweet
Fresh

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
BergamotBergamot CardamomCardamom Mandarin orangeMandarin orange
Heart Notes Heart Notes
FreesiaFreesia BeeswaxBeeswax Linden blossomLinden blossom MagnoliaMagnolia Bulgarian roseBulgarian rose Jasmine sambacJasmine sambac
Base Notes Base Notes
AmberAmber CedarwoodCedarwood MuskMusk Tonka beanTonka bean

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
7.342 Ratings
Longevity
7.037 Ratings
Sillage
6.536 Ratings
Bottle
8.428 Ratings
Value for money
6.811 Ratings
Submitted by X57deadsoulx, last update on 12.05.2023.
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3 in-depth fragrance descriptions
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Bottle
9
Sillage
9
Longevity
5
Scent
Fefaminz
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Fefaminz
Helpful Review 5  
Linden blossom-beeswax respiratory distress
Can anyone still remember the scene in the film "The Perfume" where something is wrapped in wax and grease to preserve its fragrance? ! Well, I think that was tried here to ver "duft "lichen.

Tilia starts furiously with beeswax, lime blossom honey and a whole avenue of lime blossoms, which on a hot summer evening shortly before fading give everything once again. Sweet, sultry, breathtaking.

Head note? What top note? I didn't get a top note.

I walk along this avenue, in the gardens next door the other flowers mentioned in the scent pyramid might have been found, alone, the beeswax and the lime blossoms preserved in it cover everything and everyone! After 8/9 hours of easygoing, casual conversation, fortunately only a memory of a walk under the lime trees remains, the struggle through the wax I have fortunately repressed, and the honey has indeed whitewashed the tonka-amber base which I did not appreciate so much.

Why didn't I think of Turandot's appreciated advice before with the feather and the spraying and spreading?!

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6
Sillage
6
Longevity
7.5
Scent
Shamis
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Shamis
Top Review 25  
I'm a lime tree!
A few years ago I was allowed to take part in a weekend seminar of the Weleda company: it went through their entire range of anthroposophical medicines and our brains soon began to glow with so much input. In order to save us participants from the total overstimulation, however, a few moments of relaxation were built in - a mutual hand massage, stomping our feet and at the same time clapping our hands in a completely different rhythm, and also a - so I guess - guided meditation in which we should close our eyes and imagine that we are a tree.

I haven't thought about this meditation exercise since, until - yes, until I sprayed Tilia. While I was still a birch tree in my thoughts at the time, the scent of Tilia was soon clear:
I'm a limey! All the way... However, the start is (just like the meditation) still a bit uneven. A little dull, maybe because of the coriander, and as if the individual (scented) building blocks still have to be found. But then it becomes very "real". I not only smell linden, no, I feel like a linden tree. Or are they rather impressions of a linden tree? First it becomes sweet like linden blossoms, linden blossom honey, linden blossom tea. Then it becomes fresher and more airy; before my mind's eye I see fresh green linden leaves, swaying in the spring wind. In between a hay note is added, as if the flowers and leaves had dried up a little in the high summer sun...

For me, "Tilia" is an extremely multi-faceted linden scent that is not limited to the typical linden blossom, no, it involves the whole tree. But as successful as I find the reproduction of a lime tree here - it will not be part of my collection. Reason: on the one hand, three (!) lime blossom scents have already crept into my collection, and this although I am not a real fan of this scent. But above all, my clear favourite of the small series is "Salvia", which I find simply wonderful with its alpine herbal note
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Bottle
7
Sillage
7
Longevity
7.5
Scent
Morgaina
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Morgaina
Top Review 20  
Lime, lime trees, lime blossoms
If you have always been looking for a successor to the discontinued lime blossom scent "Tilleul" by d'Orsay, you have come to the right place. Sillage and durability is an improvement, I find it a little less strictly lime scented, but more flowery.
But now for the scent. It starts with citrus freshness, then follows a lot of lime blossom. Have you ever sat under a linden tree in bloom, surrounded by bees? Even the busy little bees love these blossoms and each of us has surely tried lime blossom honey. Dried lime blossoms are also good as a tea to calm down and relieve coughs, and it is also diaphoretic for feverish infections. A very unique taste and smell as honey, tea and also in perfumes. The smell always reminds me of August and the hay harvest. This green, slightly dry smell, when hay is shining to dry from the sun, lies on our meadows.
The contained beeswax in "Tilia" is harmonious for me, just as the bees buzz around the tree as a bee pasture, it just fits. ( Was also contained in the adjusted "Tilleul" ) After some time the scent becomes softer and more flowery with freesias and rose blossoms, which takes away the dry green a bit. I cannot smell the listed jasmine.
A beautiful, green scent for the summer for all sexes
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