White Lilac

White lilac (Syringa vulgaris) is a species of flowering plant in the olive family known for its striking beauty and delightful fragrance. The plant typically features clusters of small, abundant flowers that are pure white, lending a fresh, visually calm aesthetic to any setting. Each cluster boasts a profusion of tiny, tubular flowers on panicles that can reach up to ten inches in length.

The scent of white lilac is often described as a sweet, heady, and floral aroma, which is both refreshing and soothing. Its fragrance is rich in floral notes with hints of green undertones and a creamy, lush sweetness that captures the essence of spring. A subtle yet poignant scent, it effectively conjures images of serene gardens and lush springtime blooms. White lilac's aroma is favored for its light, refreshing qualities, making it a popular choice in perfumery, home fragrances, and scented personal care products.