Lancôme HYPNÔSE

A SPELL OF SUCCULENT VANILLA

Hypnôse by Lancôme is a 'Eau de Parfum' for women included on the oriental family. With this creation, the company is moving away from its characteristic floral aromas to enter a world of new sensations, opting for the incorporation of vanilla, an ingredient that stands out for its sweetness and creaminess.

This fragrance was launched in 2005 by perfumers Annick Menardo and Thierry Wasser. We are facing the pure silhouette of passion, mystery and seduction. A perfume that captivates us with its unique presence and submerges us in a sweet and pleasant dream, in which we become the protagonists of a suggestive and ardent story.

Its olfactory pyramid follows the classic floral evolution, but with variations and incorporations of new techniques in the art of perfumery. It begins with a sumptuous and enchanting note, the passionflower, also known as the passion flower, with exotic connotations. Next, we find a heart formed by a bouquet of jasmine and gardenia, marking a very feminine wake and highlighting the sensuality. Finally, its background takes on a total protagonism with the presence of vanilla, sweet and enveloping presence, which surrounds a woody vetiver chord.

COMFORTABLE DENSITY. The wake of this perfume has a high density, but it does not become tiring or cloying. Although it has a high concentration of vanilla, it does not fall into the stereotype of a fragrance that is too sweet or youthful in appearance.

FRAGRANCE 50. Hypnôse is Lancôme's 50th fragrance, with which the firm decided to mark a turning point in its aromatic line and launch itself into paths never explored by them.

MAGIE. The eye-catching fragrance bottle is a contemporary version of the iconic Magie, a perfume that Lancôme launched in the 1950s and that stood out for its modernity. Carved on glass, it takes on a purple hue and symbolises the silhouette of a woman wrapped in a kimono.