When it comes to buying cheap body sprays I'm quite partial to them. I do buy all the regular Impulse, Charlie and So...? one's very often but basically as long as it smells nice I'm not really that fussed on whatever brand it is to be perfectly honest. Where a body spray differs from a perfume is that although I want it to stay fragrant it really doesn't matter that much. I mean I can't smell any of them once I've put my clothes on and after all as a perfume wearer I don't want anything too strong to overpower or mix with that too much. Basically I apply it out of force of habit and it gives me a fresh feeling and then once I'm dressed I'm done I don't give ...  Read the complete review

In answer to that question, no, it doesn't. It's just given that name because of the colour of the bottle really I think. It doesn't really smell of lilacs anyway so I would assume it's just due to the bottle colouring. This body spray is available in Tesco for around the £0.80 mark at the moment I think which is pretty reasonable given that it's the same size as most other bottles out there (75ml) and has a scent which is equally as good as some of those that are presented by leading brands such as Sure. The bottle is a fairly simple one, being ordinary in shape and size with an ordinary lid - nothing overly special about this. For those of you ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Lilac Body Spray comes in a typical body spray bottle which is about 15cm high, plus the purple plastic lid on top taking it to about 20cm in height. The can is a deep shade of purple in colour with a much lighter shade of purple for the writing. It contains 75ml of body spray (47g) and, like other body spray products, it is highly flammable. On the reverse side of the can it says that the product has "a fruity floral fragrance suitable for all over body use" which is something that I would certainly avoid normally due to having bad hayfever and asthma which can be triggered by scented things like this. However, I ...  Read the complete review

Tesco produce two very good value for money Body Sprays; 'Lilac' and 'Pink' which cost less than £0.50 each. As 'Lilac' is the Body Spray currently residing in my handbag, it seems sensible to review this as opposed to 'Pink'. Tesco's 'Lilac' is described as a 'Fruity, Floral Fragrance' which is pleasant and not overpowering. I am inclined to add that the scent has slightly musky overtones to its 'flavour' - it reminds me a little of potpourri and I'm sure I can make out some Geranium in there too. It lasts well too - I tend to mist it around between two to four times during a 10 hour shift at work, depending on how hot the office is. I last ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Lilac Body Spray, I love it. *SMELL* It smells musky and flowery at the same time. Once sprayed it lasts a few hours, not as long as your top brand sprays but quite comparable. *PACKAGING* It is in a 20cm(ish) spray can, no fancy packaging or shapes, just a cylindrical vertical shape. The packaging has the usual jabber in small print on the back of the can in white. The top itself is a frosty purple, the can's background colour is violet. On the front it says 'LILAC' in caps running the full length of the can vertically starting at the bottom. *PRICE* The last time I bought this was two days ago and it was ...  Read the complete review