I received this perfume as part of a lancome fragrance set from my Grandmother. This was one of the miniature bottles I was lucky enough to test out and though it didn't totally captivate me I still think it is a lovely perfume. The perfume comes in a glass bottle, essentially square in shape but twisted round to give a very elegant silhouette. The perfume itself is a mauve/blue colour which looks very pretty in the bottle and is a slightly unusual colour for a perfume so it definitely stands out on your dresser. The bottle has a clear lid and silver metal pump which works exactly as you would expect. Overall I really like the bottle - although it is very ...  Read the complete review

Perfume is a very personal gift but always a very welcome one in my opinion, I love wearing perfume and if I happen to see a free sample advertised on the internet or being handed out in a department store then I am first in the queue to try it out. But I have felt a bit let down lately by some of the free samples that I have received, they have been little `sticking plasters` that have been coated with the fragrance and then stuck onto a postcard and sent to you, this means that you only get the gist of the perfume, one rub over with the scented plaster and the fragrance has vanished. Lancome are a well known name in the world of perfume and they have a wide ...  Read the complete review

Launched: 2007 Perfumers: Annick Menardo and Thierry Wasser Classification: Oriental Fruity The house The Lancome perfume house was created in 1935 by Armand Petitjean and produced prestigious fragrances throughout the century in bottles made by artist Georges Delhomme which are still sought after by collectors. Some of these signature perfumes are Tropiques (1935) , Marrakech (1947), Magie (1950), Ô (1969). The new range contains Tresor (1990), Poeme (1995), Miracle (2000), Attraction (2003) and Hypnose (2005). Lancome is also a maker of cosmetics including skincare and makeup products. The bottle The ...  Read the complete review