Featured in each and every Lancôme fragrance for women, and often in the background of many of its compositions for men, the rose is the brand’s emblematic signature. This most majestic queen of flowers has become an emblem of femininity and deserved a singular homage. Created as a limited edition in time for the new millennium, 1001 Roses concentrates exceptional quality absolute and essence of Damask rose, sourced from Turkey and Bulgaria. Adorned with ambrette seed, tangerine and pepper, this rose starts as a closed bud, still bejewelled with fresh morning dew. The closer you come to skin to breathe in its fragrance, the more the bud flourishes. Petal by petal, it generously opens out, exuding incomparable radiance. Amber, vanilla pod and white musk then emerge, revealing their sumptuous scents on skin. The flower then takes on a subtly oriental accent, prolonging its hold and growing in body. A rare essence born of the world’s finest and most noble raw materials.
This fragrance became part of the perfume collection “La Collection Fragrances”, which was launched to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the perfume tradition of the house of Lancôme. The elegant, transparent bottles of La Collection perfumes were designed in the early 1970s by George Delhomme, one of the founders of the house of Lancôme. The composition of this delicate, sensual and elegant perfume is based on a gentle harmony of rose and amber, symbols of femininity and sensuality. Base notes are rose, amber, musk and vanilla. Mille et Une Roses was launched in 1999. The nose behind this fragrance is Christine Nagel.
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