
Lancome
Miracle is a floral and fresh spicy fragrance for women from Lancome, launched in 2000. It opens with litchi and freesia, settles into magnolia and pepper and dries down to musk and amber.
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Best Clone
The best clone of Lancome Miracle is White by Zara, with a 86% accuracy score. A fraction of the cost of the $99 original.
What people who wear Lancome Miracle report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Alberto Morillas and Christian Dussoulier and Harry Fremont.
Listed as Women
“I originally tried this one because someone said it would be a good dupe for a discontinued perfume I have been looking for, VS Original Pink (2001 formula). While it is not a dupe for Original Pink, it’s a fragrance I keep coming back to. It’s floral, it’s clean, it’s somewhat spicy, and then musky on the dry down - it’s beautiful! It’s a good everyday fragrance that would be office safe. My only gripe is that I wish the longevity was better. I got the bottle and it’s almost a quarter of the way gone after 3 months.”
“Floral soapy, not in a bad way. A bit too sweet in the beginning, especially for the summer, but that phase doesn't last too long. It then turns powdery. On me the projection is good for the first 30 min during the sweet floral "explosion", then it moves to the skin. Lasts on me around 3 hours. My bottle is from one of the ~2019 batches.”
“I bought Superdrug's Artiscent Atelier 'Vanille Blush' as I'd heard it was a nice cheap dupe of Dior's Forever & Ever (which I've not tried), but all I can smell is Miracle. Not as fresh or refined, but if you're after something similar you can just throw in your bag to freshen up with in the spring/summer months, it's not at bad for a tenner!”