Miracle (2000)
by Lancôme

To me it smells like champagne and some kind of fruity dessert on cake. I love it. If you like confection/dessert type perfumes, you should love this. It always reminds me of Easter, sunshine and lovely spring weather.

I liked this! Good staying power.

My mother loves this scent. For me, it iss headache in a bottle. It has something strange and strong about it that unfortunately does not wear off...

This is a fine fragrance to wear to work. Won't offend anyone and is not overpowering. I won't be repurchasing it though. Too ho-hum. I like the pepper accord in Notorious better and I prefer a sexier fragrance for most of the time.

Well, I have a habit of associating certain fragrances w/certain people. I bought this fragrance about 5 and a half years ago and loved it. This perfume I wore when I met someone who became the most significant relationship up to that point. When we broke up, I couldn't wear it anymore. I even tried to wear it again because I did like it so much that I didn't want it to go to waste. I made the mistake of wearing it when I was still dating the man who became my husband, and it just seemed WRONG ! Nothing at all wrong with the fragrance, but my sense of smell has always been the most strong. How alot of my perfumes ended up in the do not wear list. However, this is a beautiful fragrance and if it didn't evoke such bittersweet memories, I would definitely wear it.

I have it. I wear it from time to time when I remember it is there. I bought it on a day I was bored - and since I adore Poeme thought I'd give another Lancome a try, having already rejected Tresor. There is nothing wrong with it - it is pink, and pleasantly bland. It does not last very long on me, nor does it have much depth. I am a fan of freesia - but prefer Crabtree & Evelyn's version. I'd recommend this for much younger tastes than mine - under 40. It is surely no miracle of perfumer's art. When and if I finish the bottle - I will not re-up my supply.