Lancome’s newest scent is a flanker to its popular Tresor. Tresor in Love is supposed to amplify the floral rose notes in the original and give you a romantic fragrance (as the name suggests).
Sadly, the rose just didn’t show up. I guess I should have known: the press material mentions a “candied rose of love” which I thought would be more of a sugary sweet rose rather than one that’s masked.
Tresor in Love starts off with a dose of berries and fruit that just don’t sit well in a fragrance with Love in its name. The drydown is rose, jasmine, and cedar, and pleasant though it is, the drydown for me was too long of a wait. I wanted to start off with the good notes or with notes that smelled more fresh than the fruit in this scent. Gourmand overtones are obviously not what I love anyway, and so this scent was a disappointment to me.
Pick it up at Lancome counters. 30 mL for $58.
Ok, I realize that my feature nail is so muted that hardly anyone would even notice that I did something different, but I just wanted to try an easy version of the popular trend.
I feel like 2 years ago, I would have been all over the creamy eggplant goodness that is Anja, but at this point, with a dupe from Chanel, Lancome, even MAC, I am most definitely over this colour.
True store: I spray the original Dirty on my yoga mat because I adore the scent and I especially like breathing it in during a workout.
I just spent 3 nights and 4 days in a hotel which means that I encountered some intense air conditioning which has left my rather sensitive skin tight and dry.
Sorry poppets, this won’t make it look like you have fake eyelashes, but this is an amazing mascara nonetheless.
