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Mille et Une Roses / 2000 Et Une Rose (1999)
by Lancôme
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Originally 2000 et Une Rose was launched to celebrate the turn of the century. Was relaunched with the new name in 2006
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 60 reviews
|  Pretty, clean, classy, ladylike rose fragrance. I get a slight woodsy vibe from it too. And I also get the baby oil Aiona mentioned, but perhaps that's the sweetness of the vanilla and amber, which is not overly done thank goodness. It quite sheer, and for an edp doesn't last very long on my skin. I have other rose fragrances that I like as well, but this is nice. I like it very much. 28 October 2008 |
 141 reviews
|  Ooh! Quite rosy! I like it very much! It actually smells a lot like Le Labo Rose 31 to me, only minus the cumin, and with some kind of added baby oil smell that Rose 31 doesn't have. Definitely roses. I do prefer the greener drydown of Rose 31, however. Mille et Une Roses dries down to a more musky baby oil smell, which some people might feel is more feminine. Sillage is minimal on me. Longevity of the sharp roses is poor, and it leaves way too quickly. But while it lasts, it's gorgeous! And like Rose 31, Mille et Une Roses is whoppingly expensive. Oh well. 31 August 2008 |
 25 reviews
|  elegant, neat and wellbehaving, it is so much a lady, it might be even too smooth for my character to wear it every day...but it is definitely beautiful, cristal sweet soft roses and honey 30 August 2008 |
 878 reviews
|  Elegant & enchanting, this rose scented elixir is radiant! Damask rose, Turkish rose, Dune rose, Musk rose, Bulgarian rose, Tea rose, Apricot rose all combined and glorified into the most beautiful rose fragrance I've ever encountered. Like soft cool petals quietly in bloom, with a breeze to carry the sweetness gently passed your nose, tempting you to smell the flower just one more time. Addictive. Classy too! The amber/musk/woods base of this creation is intricately woven ~ seamlessly interfaced with the fragrant silken petals of rose. I'm so completely taken with this scent, I will be on a mission to add it to my wardrobe! Perfumer Christine Nagel ~ who already has quite a repetoir of successes under her belt ~ has created a real treasure here. I'm also shocked it's not been mentioned by more reviewers. This is a niche quality parfum, well worth the effort to find! The bottle is fantastic too. IMO it is also worth the hefty price tag! Two thumbs waaaaaaaaaaay up! 11 July 2007 |
 1 reviews
|  its very rosy, so understanable from the name of course, but it very noble and light roses in the begining and powdery and woodsy finish. Not overpowering at all. I use it may be twise a year though I know I should use it more often 15 September 2006 |
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