AromaX

The aura of this fragrance gives a good illusion of Lilac smell. Closer to the skin it smells a bit harsh and synthetic. Compare it to a low resolution background image - when placed on the background, it looks good, but if you come closer you see the blocks it's built from. One or two sprays on the curtain or under the cloth on chest would surround you with a lilac flowers aura.

As a lilac perfume it's a bit too old fashioned and not really refined. And as a man I wouldn't wear a lilac perfume for outside anyway.So I use it for my personal intimate moments when I miss spring and lilacs in the air. Longevity is not really strong.

A beautiful leatherscent - dark and dramatic. First a bit raw and sharp, later more warm and elegant. Leather is more like Tuscan Leather by Tom Ford or Cuir d'Arabie by Montale (similar depth, darkness and animalic notes at the beginning). Accentuated with tobacco, lavender and spice.

I'd say - try it on your skin before you buy and don't let the advertising to tempt you. To my nose it doesn't smell anything what is claimed. No champagne, no white flowers, no leather. At least not as I know them through my own experience. I smell a very big purple raspberry "fruit" cooked into a jam with a lot of sweet white musk (somehow the image similar to what I get from The Body Shop Raspberry line). It's very dense and sticky and suffocating to me. But definitely give it a try it if you like the modern fruity-musky tendency (I smell it a lot in Celebrity scents). In that genre it's pretty good - rounded, has a good volume and free from unpleasant aberrations. But only if you like fruity jams.