
Lancome
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Intoxicating white florals of jasmine and tuberose bloom over warm vanilla and musk, brightened by zesty citrus and pink pepper for a sensual, luminous intensity
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Best Clone
The best clone of Lancome L'idole L'intense is Ekhtiari by Lattafa, with a 76% accuracy score. Available from FragranceNet for $15, about 87% cheaper than the $115 original.
What people who wear Lancome L'idole L'intense report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Shyamala Maisondieu and Adriana Medina-Baez and Nadège Le Garlantezec.
Listed as Women
âBeautiful fragrance. Iâm sad itâs been discontinued. Itâs very similar to original and Now, something in between with added mandarin and orange bitter notes. So itâs not as sweet as NOW and itâs more unique than original, in my opinion. Itâs also very long lasting and projects pretty well. I have received compliments from friends while wearing this, so other people can definitely smell it. Itâs perfect for daily use and could be a great signature scent, good for all seasons.â
âWarm, woodsy, semi-sweet floral. Very reminiscent of Gucci Guilty, but with hints of original Idole. Honestly, if I weren't a fan of woods & patchouli, this would be a pass for me. It's quite different from the original--less fruity, more powdery/soapy and you definitely get patch with this one, but it's well blended. The original is inoffensive enough to be worn anytime, but this to me would be too overwhelming for 90 degree humid summers, but love it for fall/winter!â
âI bought it blind because I got it for a good price. Good buy. Someone has said that if you don't like the original scent, try this one. I agree. This is an intense modern smokey rose scent that differs from the original quite a lot. At least on my skin. It lasts a long time on my skin, I applied it in the early evening, and it still smelled good in the morning.â
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