You know, that easy to wear, clean musky-floral department store perfume with a hint of fruitiness? If you take “Miracle” and tone down on the lychee, you’d get “Idole.” Not much to write home about, honestly, but I do find myself reaching for it and enjoying it. True, Lancome makeup Lancome’s “Idole” isn’t groundbreaking, but it is very beautiful and professional. Certainly not boring by any means, it’s just that Lancome knows its demographic. I get about two hours out of this before I can barely smell it, but it is nice while it lasts.
It’s a nice fragnance, but somehow generic. It was my blind purchase and I will keep it but probably won’t repurchase it. Pear is very prominent at the opening, then the rose come out. It’s a sweet, floral, fresh and inoffensive fragnance.
Such a disappointment because the notes do sound promising. I would say the bottle does a great job at foreshadowing this perfume- looks beautiful but in reality is annoying and impractical. I bought this for myself after all, despite the older review where I had said it’s generic. It still is but I ended up really craving it.
Rose water lightens up a creamy base of vanilla and musk. And we love how the sleek, thin bottle lays flat in our palm, or on our dresser, like a piece of modern sculpture. The scent is lovely rosy, not heavy, fresh, not aquatic, very pleasing and pleasant but not boring, at least not to my nose. Beautifully floral, but not sweet at the same time. A candidate for me when I can not decide in the morning, which always goes.
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The rose, the hobbyhorse of Lancôme puts itself like a superhero coat around the wearer and gives her a confident femininity. Feel the clean and soft skin scent of Idôle, both powerful and comfortable. A fragrance dreamed up by women to reveal the aura of every woman. At the central point of Idole, two materials merge; rose and jasmine. I sense it as a perfect fragrance to be worn all year round, throughout the day or evening. I love the elegance and chic of Idole L’Intense highlighted through the chypre structure.
I fell in love smelling the paper sample and bought it without trying it on. Could you recall the smell of the pear when you slice it into half and take a juicy sweet bite? Ah what a refreshing scent this is.
Something very standard is being done, which it is clear that you will like. No originality or even experience of such. Perfumes are above all an opportunity to express yourself, and it turns out that we are all the same, or at least that’s how mass brands define us. Otherwise the perfume – it’s like we took pink soap, maybe even liquid, luxurious, but soap.