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Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Nilang de Lalique c1995

Nilang by Lalique: launched in 1995. Created by Gerard Anthony. The name refers to Nilang Lake in India.





Fragrance Composition:

So what does it smell like? It is classified as an aqua-oriental-lotus fragrance for women.
  • Top notes: water jasmine, freesia, water lily and narcissus
  • Middle notes: blueberry and lotus
  • Base notes: sandalwood, amber, musk, vanilla and praline


Bottles:


Some people may be confused about what is what when it comes to the Nilang perfumes. So I created a quick little guide here for the original vintage bottles:
  • Parfum (golden ring on collar/white transparent cap)
  • Parfum Mini (golden ring on collar/white transparent cap)
  • 50ml Eau de Parfum (dark yellow cap)
  • 100ml Eau de Parfum (purple cap)
  • 30ml Eau de Toilette (pink cap) 
  • 50ml Eau de Toilette (turquoise cap) 
  • 100ml Eau de Toilette (light yellow cap)
  • Claire de Nilang (dark green cap)


Claire de Nilang:


In 1997, in USA by 1998, Claire de Nilang was introduced as a fruity floral flanker scent to the original. Pure with hints of sharp green petals (as the stopper), freesia and hibiscus, and delicious, with a candied kumquat coulis.
  • Top notes: kumquat, coriander leaf, freesia and bergamot
  • Middle notes: acacia, pink pepper and cassie
  • Base notes: musk, sandalwood, vanilla and hibiscus

Fate of the Fragrance:


Nilang was discontinued, but reformulated as a fruity floral fragrance for women and relaunched in new packaging in 2011.
  • Top notes: lotus, mandarin orange, peach, melon
  • Middle notes: jasmine, clove, freesia, blueberry
  • Base notes: musk, patchouli, amber, vanilla, sandalwood, sweet notes






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