Tresor by Lancome
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I approached TRESOR with some trepidation today, not wanting to disrupt all of my past fond feelings for this fragrance. But my worries were for naught, for I still, after all these years, love the sweet rose, peach, and vanilla concoction that TRESOR is to me.
TRESOR, like it or not, was a trendsetter, perhaps the perfume that set off the explosion of sweet scents that have become so prevalent over the course of the past twenty years. TRESOR is an oriental floral in the sweetest sense of those words, for its vanilla infuses a slurry of pineapple and apricot--in addition to a double dose of peach--in which abundant rose petals float along with a few other diverse floral garnishes.
TRESOR is oh-so-sweet, yet oh-so-loveable, a guilty pleasure hidden away in a cookie jar to eat when no one else is around... TRESOR may have been my first comfort scent, and for that reason I hold it in esteem, despite my belief that its allures are somehow superficial. But I still cannot deny, no matter how hard I try, that I love the way this smells!


I Just love the coloring. it reminds you of the sun setting driving though
the Fashionable Parisian district of
Champs Elysees. Very Elegant.
The first notes is very sweet Apricot Blossom Peach.
and it dries down to Vanilla Amber And the last Sandalwood.
As much as i love the Bottle this is not one of my favorites because i not a
fan of Vanilla. but i will give this a
4

So, I got it and it didn't work for me.
I don't like it at all. I gave away to other after few times trial.
For me, it just failed. It's gave me a headache, too heavy not suiting my age.
I'm sorry, but I can't even smell any roses notes. I don't think this tresor consider flowery. It's too much... maybe too much alcohol in it.
However, Tresor does has, long staying power. This is the quality that one might like.
Honestly, I wont buy Tresor again...
And don't even think to give Tresor as a gift to me... I won't be that eager... :(
sorry dear friends...

When I first sprayed Tresor I had to smell my wrist a couple of times in order to clarify that it was perfume that I was actually smelling. It smelt like decay to me. Rotting fruit, wet sand, stale sweat and mothballs. I will add however that this was from an EDT tester bottle, so the EDP may be a lot nicer. This review may also be on one of the Tresor versions, so please correct me if I am wrong.
Needless to say, I was shocked by what I encountered. A tinge of sweetness later on only made this fragrance more nauseating. Something tells me that this has to be a different perfume, perhaps even an off bottle. I cannot understand why anyone would want to wear it.
In conclusion, thankfully, it's lasting power was very poor.


I am a natural redhead/more on the strawberry blonde side as I have hit my 20's, I have a low skin temperature, and I live in a hot climate. For some reason this is nice and warm on me. I do not wear it in an overpoweringly manner and a little goes a long way. I can wear incredibly heavy perfumes and get away with them, many people have told me this - so I am not imagining it, hahaha... It is all in how you apply and how well you wear them. & this one is gold. I need to get more of this one.. I adore orientals, they are my favorite next to aldehydes.

Heavy florals with underlying dark spicy basenotes.
I don't see myself ever liking this,but I hope Tresor will have my grudging respect in the years to come.



You need to spray only 2 squirt, not bathing in it! I always liked this kind of perfumes that you need to wear with sense, beautiful romantic bombs, half way between florals and orientals, a beautiful invention! I totally agree with previous reviewer.
Many ladies wore this back in time and it became kind of overused and abused. It smells a little dirty on some skin chemistries.
I grew tired and bored of it in time, but I 've worn it recently from a tester and felt in heaven! I'm thinking about buying a small bottle again.

I fell head over heels for it - I never experienced anything like it. Every single note was pure enjoyment and it agreed beautifully with my skin chemistry - although florals tend to be difficult to me. I got my first bottle instantly and wore it for years, on my early twenties.
If you get the feel that Tresor is heavy I suggest purchasing a touch bottle instead of spray. EDP has amazing staying power and presence, just a light touch to pulse points was enough for me.
I note that there are some reviews that suggest it to be a spring perfume - agreed. The mood of Tresor is perfect for the time of year when the nature starts to wake up around you - but the weather is still quite cool.
On my skin Tresor is fruity rose with beautifully blended oriental base of softest, warmest amber, very rounded wood and vanilla. It might be the iris that brings a hint of powderiness and old school charm to it. For me it has always been a small wonder how well the fresh peach accord lasts in this scent, the fruit notes tend to be relatively short lived in many perfumes.
I would also describe it relatively ageless scent. The long lasting fruitiness and sparkling floral notes exude youthfulness, the complex blend and light powderiness carry some history and tradition. I also agree that it's strong presence needs some confidence from the wearer - but it is not all over your face if you don't overdose it.
Tresor is very recognizable but still very reactive to skin chemistry. And the downside is the popularity.
Haven't worn it in years, but I think that I might be ready for a small touch bottle for special occasions - and next spring.
This is the only fragrance from Lancome I actually enjoy.

It smells like a powdery fruity floral, not as spicy as I thought by looking at the perfume content!

Not for every day,only for special occasion.
Smells too stong on me.

It's true that Tresor is a very strong scent, but it's not strong in the way that so many classic, aldehydic florals (like Beautiful, and Chanel No.5) tend to be. Tresor is a wonderful, powdered rose, that is kept in check by a generous dose of peach and apricot, which keep things light and fun, and it's also weighted by a layer of amber that's been woven with vetiver.
Though this is a perfume that some may consider to be old-fashioned or matronly, I think this is because it's been around for awhile, so a younger generation associates it with their elders who've worn it in the past, or have remained loyal to the scent and wear it to this day. It is one of the only classics I can tolerate, and to me, it doesn't feel old at all. Though the main component of Tresor is a rose accord, I wore this in high school and I never recognized the rose for what it was; it's beautifully blended with the amber, fruits, and powder, and leaves a lovely, light sillage that never feels dominating or "old woman-ish."
I think this perfume really was a gateway scent, which paved the way for other sweet, powdery florals that my younger generation and myself adore, like Flowerbomb and Alien.
I don't currently own a bottle of this, though I've owned bottles in the past but everytime I come back to it, I'm swept off my feet. In small doses, Tresor can be a great scent to wear if you want to add a romantic aspect to a night out (or in).


On my chemistry, it is STRONG. Really, a little bit goes the whole day, a long way for me. This fragrance reminds me of my mother, and its matronly, yet it is also pretty.
The complexities of the many layers of fragrance add to the "power" this fragrance packs.
For example, the peach, heliotrope, iris, along with the vanilla, sandalwood and amber is enough aroma to last years!
For my chemistry, the peach and heliotrope grandstand all of the other subtle nuances throughout.
Only to end with a shout of amber and vanilla. Sweet and strong
When used sparingly, and in COLD weather, this fragrance could prove to be extremely classy.
Give it a try!


1 - I love roses;
2 - I'm not blonde;
3 - My skin temperature is high;
4 - I live in a country with a warm and humid climate;
5 - I tested Trèsor EDP today and it works pretty good on my skin. It's majestic! I got compliments!
BINGO!
EDIT:
IMHO, I don't think it's a perfume made for a specific kind of woman and/or the country she lives. That's not the point. The key is not to exaggerate the dose.
With a little sense of taste and style, Trèsor can be classy no matter where you are!


Rose sparkling in a garden of peach trees,a slightly dizzy effect like you've had too much of a liquer,a haunting aura when you walk by.
Still,I think it really feels old right now,not vintage.If you want a vintage rose go for Paris-YSL.
Sublime bath line,suggested for a well being aromatic treat without the heady effect of the perfume.


BUT, I appreciate its qualities. It is an exceptionally well-crafted fragrance, that neatly sidesteps the pitfalls which ensnare your average peachy-sugar-frou-frou scents I seem to stand behind in supermarket queues.
There is a certain dusty creaminess of sandalwood, vanilla & musk with warm amber drawing you in. The flowers are strong, the peach features heavily, yet this scent manages to remain both romantic & seductive.
Not my cup of tea - but a piece of olfactory art.








It is classic and because of that I think it can be worn by woman of all ages,not only the mature ones.
I agree the top notes are sweet and don't seem that classy,but the middle and the base notes are just perfect!
I could detect lilly of the valley,peach and bergamot when I first sprayed it on my skin.
The middle notes and more romantic and they last quite long.
My favourite part of this fragrance are the base notes.The base notes are like the top notes,but without that sweetness.
It's only the classy allure of this fragrance that remains after a few hours.
I like it very much and I agree it is a symbol of class and sophistication.It's not a perfume for everyone.If you don't understand or like it,then don't try to wear it.


Unbearable.



It is sweet and comforting BUT
1. I smell ALOT of alcohol
2. It gives me the worst headache
I will never buy it again











Many people think this is an old ladys perfume but i disagree.
This parfume is for confident women in combination with high heels and a bold eye liner. So my tip is to try this perfume while feeling confident and sexy, it's in that state of mind you can appreciate and carry it with it's full potential!
(Men seems to likes it... but it might also be the high heels ;)

For me it's have a little fragrance of coffee dessert ...
Could be nice to women that likes be noticed by their perfume wherever they walking. I can imagine a beauty face woman with 1/2 hell leather shoes, and cotton or linen formal clothes, of neutral colors...






Forgot all about it, but this is what my mother used to wear (as many other mum's as I can read below!)and it smells soooo good on her! Very warm, feminine, soft, sweet and elegant. And yes, it is right; a little goes a long way...










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