Lilac No. 4 Eau de Parfum

“I tried this first in my post-Nosferatu rabbit hole thinking okay, notes listed are lilac and petrichor, gotta be similar, right? But instead I learned why some perfumes get described as pissy. This is what Marie Antoinette’s chamber pot must have smelled like (complimentary, if you’re into that sort of thing)”

“I’m a die-hard fan of Courtney Rafuse. At the time of trying this, I was not too keen on florals, and this changed me. Perfectly refreshing for spring. Delicate with an indolic warmth. I wear this with an open heart.”