| Weight: | 0.113 kg |
|---|---|
| Country of origin: | France |
| Volume: | 0.025 l |
| Mark: | Lancôme |
Scent : |
floral, chypre |
| Top notes: |
bergamot |
| Heart notes: |
Rose, Jasmin, rose water |
| Base notes: |
vanilla, Patchouli, cedar |
Lancôme Idôle Eau de Parfum is a modern women’s fragrance with a clean, fresh, and floral character. It is designed for confident women who aren’t afraid to forge their own path, dream big, and leave behind an elegant, delicate, yet distinctive impre ...
Lancôme Idôle Eau de Parfum is a modern women’s fragrance with a clean, fresh, and floral character. It is designed for confident women who aren’t afraid to forge their own path, dream big, and leave behind an elegant, delicate, yet distinctive impression.
Fragrance Profile:
Top Notes: Bergamot, juicy pear, pink pepper.
Heart Notes: Rose, jasmine.
Base Notes: White musk, vanilla, patchouli, cedarwood.
The fragrance opens with a fresh combination of bergamot, juicy pear, and pink pepper. At its heart, an elegant floral accord of rose and jasmine unfolds, evoking a feminine, pure, and sophisticated aura. The base notes consist of white musk, vanilla, patchouli, and cedarwood, which lend the fragrance softness, sensuality, and a long-lasting, velvety finish.
Bottle Design:
Lancôme Idôle Eau de Parfum is a fragrance built on the contrast between freshness, floral elegance, and modern purity. The bottle, with its exceptionally slender silhouette, rose-gold frame, and minimalist design, underscores its contemporary, luxurious character.
Directions: Apply to pulse points, such as the neck, wrists, or décolletage.
About the Lancôme Brand:
Lancôme is one of the most prominent French cosmetics and perfume 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.
