Lilac Mythology

This hardy, sweet bloom has long been cultivated in northern climates of Europe and Asia, but its Latin name, Syringa vulgaris, hints to ancient Greece. In Greek mythology, Pan, god of the forests, was enamored with a nymph named Syringa. The nymph was frightened of the god as he chased her through the trees and transformed into the fragrant flower. An early-blooming flower, lilacs are associated with spring renewal and symbolize youthful innocence, purity and pride.

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Premium Fragrance Notes

All our synthetic fragrance notes are premium grade, alcohol-free, phthalate-free, and undiluted. We work hard to ensure that your perfume ingredients are top-quality, highly concentrated, and will mix neatly with both alcohol and oil bases. These are not ready to wear as fragrances – they MUST be diluted before applying directly to skin. It is always a good idea to do a patch test for allergies, with both natural and synthetic materials. And of course – do not eat the oils. No matter how yummy they may smell.

Note: Although these are phthalate-free, they are NOT non-toxic. Don't eat them. Don't drink them. Patch test on skin. Dilute before wearing.