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Susan D. Owens
Designer · Origin n/a
Child Perfume
Lilac, a note built around terpineol and heliotropin, opens with magnolia and vanilla among the citrus, a soft, sweetened start. In the heart, tuberose and jasmine bring cream and headiness, violet adds powder, and mimosa and rose, set low with musk and woodsy notes, leave pollen and petals at the end.
Its materials in the catalog
Counts recorded in the Essentia catalog, out of 56,049 perfumes. Infrequent means rarely recorded here, not rare on the market. They do not indicate formula quantities or preference.
Its least common notes
- Lilac in 751 perfumes
- Mimosa in 1,084 perfumes
- woodsy notes in 1,712 perfumes
- magnolia in 2,406 perfumes
Its least common accords
- tuberose in 1,545 perfumes
Profile Matches were searched by criteria including some of this perfume's less common materials: white floral, tuberose, green, tuberose, violet, citruses, Lilac and magnolia.
Of the 2 perfumes from this house in the catalog, between 1990 and 2003.
WomenProfile
1990
Released
Main Accords
white floralfloralpowderytuberosefresh
Accord Profile
Main Accord Structure
white floral100%
floral90%
powdery80%
tuberose69%
fresh59%
musky49%
citrus39%
green28%
woody18%
Composition
Notes Pyramid
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Fragrance Fit
When To Wear
35%
WinterPeak
35%
Spring
35%
Summer
35%
Autumn
35%
DayPeak
35%
Night
Winter35%Peak
Spring35%
Summer35%
Autumn35%
Day35%Peak
Night35%
Profile Matches
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