Dilis Classic Collection No. 22

It smells like crisp green apple, tart Sicilian lemon, and dry cedar wood. The fragrance opens with a refreshing, sour-citrus burst accented by bellflower. As it settles, sheer jasmine, white rose, and watery bamboo add a gentle floral quality before drying down into clean cedar, pale amber, and musk. It remains light, airy, and very clean throughout.

Community votes indicate that longevity is very short, typically lasting under two hours. Out of twelve recorded longevity votes, six wearers rate it as very weak under one hour, and two rate it weak between one and two hours. Only three voters report moderate duration, meaning you will likely need frequent reapplications across a normal day.

Projection quickly settles into an intimate skin scent after a noticeable opening. Five community voters describe the sillage as intimate, staying close to the body, while two rate it moderate. Although four voters noted an enormous initial burst, the citrus and green notes fade rapidly, making it polite and unobtrusive in close quarters.

Dilís Parfum marketed this perfume for women, but community votes show strong unisex appeal. While two voters call it female and one votes more female, three wearers rate it as completely unisex. The dominant accords of tart Sicilian lemon, green apple, and cedarwood are crisp and fresh, fitting anyone who enjoys vibrant summer colognes.

This fragrance is best worn during hot summer days and warm spring weather. Community seasonal votes put summer at the top with ten votes, followed by spring with five votes, while autumn and winter received zero votes. The tart citrus and crisp cedar profile provides refreshing relief when high temperatures make heavier fragrances stifling.

It shares the famous citrus, apple, and cedar blueprint popularized by Dolce&Gabbana Light Blue. Both perfumes share key notes of Sicilian lemon, green apple, bellflower, jasmine, bamboo, and cedar. Other similar fragrances include Moschino I Love Love, which adds a juicier orange note, and Maison Margiela Under The Lemon Trees, which leans greener and less fruity.

It is ideal for casual daytime outings, gym sessions, and warm office environments. Because the projection sits close to the skin and the composition is light, it will not overpower coworkers or gym partners. It fits weekend brunches, grocery runs, beach days, and hot commutes where you want to feel refreshed without projecting a dense aroma.

Value opinions are sharply divided, making it worth buying only at a low price. Community price votes show three people rating it way overpriced due to short longevity, while four find the value acceptable or great. If you find it affordably priced and want a quick citrus refresher, it is worthwhile, but avoid paying high prices.

You should sample it first due to polarizing community ratings and brief staying power. With an overall rating of 3.17 out of 5 and ten dislike votes versus eight likes, community satisfaction is split. Testing a sample allows you to see how long the lemon and cedar notes hold on your skin before committing.

It transitions from a sharp, tart citrus and fruit opening into a soft, musky cedar dry-down. The first twenty minutes feature energetic Sicilian lemon and green apple. As the heart arrives, bamboo and white rose provide a watery floral transition before settling into a subtle, clean base of cedar, pale amber, and musk.