Lancome Hypnose Homme Eau de Toilette - 50 ml

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After years of struggle, Lancome establishes a perfume production plant, called the “Versailles de la Parfumerie,” in Chevilly Larue, France. For me it is a slightly sweet, slightly fresh, spicy, slightly oriental, and somewhat balsamic lavender scent. If someone can't do so much with lavender now, it's also represented in Le Male, or La Nuit de L'Homme. Oriental: These perfumes smell like spices and incense. Typical oriental notes include vanilla, myrrh, and musk. Fans of oriental scents will like these Lancome perfumes: Sophia Grojsman: An American Society of Perfume’s Lifetime Achievement award winner, and the creator of the original Tresor fragrance. But although we already have a lot of overlap here, hypnosis is very independent. He could already be a child of both in an abstract way... But it's a little less sweet, less sweet. Like a green Le Male, without the vanilla cloud.

In this phase, Hypnôse Homme acts almost as strong as a concentrate, ggfs. already a little overdone as the flacon. Here, the content alternates between light fruitiness and tart spicy notes that go shallowly into the synthetic. Lancome has produced many, many collections over the years. Here are some of the most popular ones available today. Isabella Rossellini: A world-famous model who was the face of Tresor for many years, before handing the torch to her daughter Elettra. Imagine spaffing the cost of La Nuit de l'Homme and then realising that Lancome created a fragrance that was in a way similar but you could smell, and lasted a nominal 9-5 shift. Well similar in the sense that they have that smooth ambery spice , lavender and cardamom. But this just reminds me of a very sophisticated airport departure lounge whereas the YSL just did not have any lasting impression ( maybe because it often left after introducing itself like a shy painfully socially awkward party guest). I really don't understand why Lancome only have tis one fragrance for men, they really could a couple more as this has a classic impression that's masculine without veering toward 'macho'. Floral: These perfumes smell like fresh-cut flowers. Common floral notes include rose, jasmine, and gardenia. Fans of floral scents will like these Lancome perfumes:One of Lancome’s most enduring and popular fragrances, Tresor, hits the market. It’s so popular that it becomes the focal point of an exhibition at the Museum of Art and Design in New York City. After i found out that this was going to be discontinued (in fact, it was discontinued recently) i bought a 50ml bottle of this. Not because i really love this but because it's weird and intriguing.

Thierry Wasser: A master perfumer most famous for his work with Guerlain, who created the Hypnose line. Models featured by LancomeThis is a fragrance that has a good idea but was made with low budget. It starts off with a blast of sweet mint and cardamom. Sweet inducing and annoying. As it dries down, the lavender round things up a bit and links the sweet and fresh mint-cardamom combo with the shower gel amber and patchouli-musk base. Nothing is particularly good and the opening is definitely cheap smelling. But there's some interesting ideas and the overall experience isn't that bad and, in fact can be alluring in the right occasion. By the way, there is another EdT, which I think is very similar to Hypnosis: "Horizon Man" by Esprit. I matched it from memory, but verified it with perfume. Largest note: Lavender.