There are few plants that are as well known for their heavenly scent as lilacs. When you smell it on the breeze, it can send you to another place and time. I've gone to the Farmers Market in the spring and seen long lines of people waiting to purchase their lilacs. I'm crazy about them, so I knew I had to make this Lilac Solid Perfume. **PLEASE NOTE: if you like your fragrance strong, this solid perfume probably isn't for you and you would be better served by a liquid perfume. This a more of a subtle, personal fragrance. Also, please see photos and general information for the size of the tin. It is a compact size. I mix the lilac fragrance with a combination of sweet almond oil or jojoba oil, organic shea butter, organic beeswax, and Vitamin E oil, so it not only smells good, but it provides nourishing ingredients to your skin. Then I packaged it in a conveniently sized tin that fits in a small pocket of your purse or in your make up bag. Solid perfumes aren't something new. The ancient Romans and Egyptians used to use them for scents and/or healing properties. Europeans carried them around in fancy lockets. So I feel like I'm in good company!