| Weight: | 0.272 kg |
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| Country of origin: | France |
| Volume: | 0.1 l |
| Mark: | Lancôme |
Lancôme Ô Oui is a radiant floral-fruity eau de toilette that captures the feeling of summer joy, freedom, and carefree optimism. It is part of the Les Ô collection, which aims to connect fragrances with positive emotions and transform every use into ...
Lancôme Ô Oui is a radiant floral-fruity eau de toilette that captures the feeling of summer joy, freedom, and carefree optimism. It is part of the Les Ô collection, which aims to connect fragrances with positive emotions and transform every use into an uplifting sensory experience. The composition was created under the Mediterranean sun at Le Domaine de la Rose in Grasse and features the signature Centifolia rose grown on the Lancôme estate.
Fragrance Profile:
Top Notes: Lychee accord, Italian bergamot.
Heart Notes: Centifolia rose from Grasse.
Base: Ambrette.
The fragrance opens with a juicy lychee accord complemented by the sparkling freshness of Italian bergamot. At its heart, a crystalline Centifolia rose blooms with a delicately spicy and warm character, lending the entire composition femininity and ethereal elegance. A delicate touch of ambrette creates a soft and sensual base, allowing the fragrance to linger pleasantly on the skin.
Lancôme Ô Oui was created by Givaudan using Happy&Blissful™ technology, designed to promote positive emotions. The fragrance feels fresh, joyful, and optimistic, like petals warmed by the summer sun.
Bottle Design:
The bottle’s clean design lets the fragrance’s vibrant color shine through. The glass is adorned with the iconic Lancôme Rose Agora motif, which blends modern simplicity with the brand’s floral heritage.
For a more intense and long-lasting scent, apply the fragrance to pulse points such as the wrists, décolletage, and behind the ears.
About the Lancôme Brand:
Lancôme is one of the most prominent French cosmetics and fragrance brands, symbolizing elegance, beauty, and femininity since its founding in 1935. The brand’s name was inspired by the ruins of Le Château de Lancosme in the heart of France, and the roses growing in its surroundings became the brand’s iconic symbol—to this day, they adorn the Lancôme logo as a symbol of feminine beauty and delicacy.
The founder was Armand Petitjean, a visionary and aesthete who believed that luxury cosmetics and fragrances should evoke not only beauty but also emotion. As early as its debut at the World’s Fair in Brussels in 1935, Lancôme introduced five exclusive perfumes, thereby launching a tradition of creating sophisticated and sensual fragrances that have become synonymous with feminine charm.
Today, Lancôme is part of the L’Oréal Luxe group and operates in more than 160 countries around the world. Its philosophy remains the same as it was decades ago—to create beauty that stems from the emotions, soul, and personality of every woman.
