Imagine Lollia for women

Lillia IMAGINE is another of the eclectic, eccentric compositions of Margot Elena, creator also of the Tokyo Milk line. All of Margot Elena's perfumes are natural smelling and unique, albeit simple in structure, which appears to be her consistent aesthetic vision and signature style. In this case, coconut dominates the composition, with lotus being the most detectable flower, while orchid and jasmine are difficult for my nose to discern.

I disagree that this smells like BBW COCONUT LIME VERBENA, primarily because of the conspicuous absence of lime verbena! Although IMAGINE has a slightly tropical vibe, it's very light and not overwhelming. There is no monoi or suntan lotion effect here whatsoever. Still, the unsweetened coconut note is strange enough to make me think of this as primarily a novelty scent.

Definitely worth trying, as is everything in Margot Elena's lines.

All I smelled was coconut and something like burnt plastic. But apparently I'm the only one lol. Nothing but good reviews below. So I guess what I'm trying to say is test it. Because even though it has coconut it is NOT sweet. Think the taste of coconut water instead of milk. It's kind of bitter actually and did not give a pleasant aroma on my skin.

This is a dead ringer for BBW's Coconut Lime Verbena. I find it just OK, and was a little disappointed. It is coconutty without being overly sweet or foody, and stays fairly soft on me. I have a bottle of Tokyo Milk Sparrow, also by Margot Elena, and was so impressed with that I bought this one unsniffed (because of the bird on the bottle, lol). It is a nice scent, but just doesn't really turn me on. However, the price is great and the bottle is wonderful.

I am a fan of the Margot Elena perfumes (especially Tokyo Milk), and this is no exception. The Lollias are all pretty light and gentle, but very feminine scents. Fairly linear; it's a neat combination of being slightly tart (from the mandarin?), with a fresh gentle coconut and sweet florals (I get mostly jasmine.) Just slightly dusty/powdery, but not in a baby powder way; elegant and well-blended. Great fragrance.

What a delight! I got a decant of this from the wonderful Pa.princess and I could not be any happier. Imagine is a wonderfully soft, warm, milky coconut fragrance. Nothing brash or loud about it, and not sickeningly sweet like many coconut fragrances are. There is a naturalness about it that I love.

Imagine is a more rounded, fuller and creamier version of Avon's Tahitian Holiday, just replace the musk in TH with jasmine and the rice note and there you have it. The sweet, oriental rice note is reminiscent of Kenzo Amour, like a hot, steaming rice pudding sprinkled with tonka bean (possibly from the orchid). A lovely, scrumptious composition, Imagine is markedly foody, ideal for the grey winter month for gourmand scent lovers. I prefer the lighter, more perfumey TH though.

Fresh & lovely. To be honest, it reminds me of my home fragrance spray "Citrus Bamboo"--but this is a nicer, less citrus version for human skin. I distinctly smell the lotus, a citrus note, and what Sky correctly describes as "green coconut". It's actually a very soft & soothing scent that reminds me of being at the beach, laying out on the sand, with a light breeze blowing, and listening to the waves roll back and forth. So relaxing and mood-lifting. After several minutes, the jasmine tip toes in slowly, but doesn't try to steal the show. It just adds to the beautiful feminine quality of this fragrance. The watery green coconut lingers & lingers on my skin. I'm still waiting for the rice to add its accent into the mix...but 4 hours of soothing green coconut & lotus won't allow me to complain just yet. ;) (Will update later).

**UPDATE**
So it only lasted 4-5 hours on my skin. I have to say that the drydown was rather blah. I liked the beginning, but wish the end had more oomph. I prefer the slightly spicy end of Lollia Wish more.

This is truly a day at the beach perfume. Not super sweet, with just the right amount of coconut so you don't smell like a tanning oil. Not too heavy or too light a scent. I prefer Wish in the Lollia line, but I wear this one from time to time. A great summer daytime perfume.

Thanks to Pitbull friend's honesty & advice I bit the bullet & bought this perfume "unsniffed". It arrived the next day (wow!) in a beautiful pink chiffon draw-string bag & I am definitely NOT disappointed.

It is not a high-brow, high-end perfume with a multitude of notes, depth & detail - it is simply a gentle, uncomplicated delight.

Spraying the scent is like being butterfly-kissed by light sweet lotus & coconut milk - raw, green, fruity coconut milk, not the creamy fleshy kind of coconut. If you have ever been to a tropical paradise island & tasted REAL coconut milk & REAL pinapple you will know much of a difference this makes.

It settles quickly into a sweet, souffle-light mix of coconut-rice-orange. The fruit content is very low, delicate & slightly sour. The blossoms are light, sweetish & sun-warmed. Everything is hazy & subtle - like a perfume mirage.

It does not have a heavy sillage, although I can clearly smell it on my skin & around my room. It lasts longer than I thought it would - after 5 hours I still have a warm veil of it on my skin - a gentle nod towards Kenzo Amour but far, far less heavy.

I am SO pleased I have this in my collection - my summer days in a bottle. Feminine without being girly, delicate without fading away, coconut without the cheap, sweet, synthetic pina colada.

I admit--I bought this for the beautiful bottle without smelling it. What a nice scent! The Rice blossom and coconut milk are so warm and inviting. I just keep sniffing my wrist! It is very delicate and not overpowering--and really different. And the Mini bottle is just as gorgeous as the larger size.

This has to be one of my favorite scents. I LOVE the scent of the coconut milk. I always get comments on Imagine when I wear it. Even though it's more of a summer scent (cause of the coconut scent) I love to wear it in winter to be reminded of a summer day on the beach.