Review by frofro
It's exactly the same as Lancome's 1958 Envol, and even the packaging is the same, which leads me to think that either Ted Lapidus is a company associated with Lancome, or Lancome "sold" the fragrance to him. It's a great aquisition for 1981, a very 80's scent. I love it, and it's one of the few ones that I can easily see both men and women wearing (although it's not officially considered "unisex").
Although officially considered a green floral, on me it's definitely earthy and musky, yet I can definitely sense the greens ordinarily referred to.
Lovely fragrance, and one that I cannot get enough of.
Lancome's "Envol" is exceptionally difficult to find nowadays, and I was at first reluctant to try Lapidus' version (nevermind the same packaging) in fear that it would smell "cheaper" - I'm glad to report it doesn't.
But please don't buy it so I can corner the market and stock up properly - this is something I would gladly wear to my grave.
Wish there was a "way way WAY up" thumb for this one.
Although officially considered a green floral, on me it's definitely earthy and musky, yet I can definitely sense the greens ordinarily referred to.
Lovely fragrance, and one that I cannot get enough of.
Lancome's "Envol" is exceptionally difficult to find nowadays, and I was at first reluctant to try Lapidus' version (nevermind the same packaging) in fear that it would smell "cheaper" - I'm glad to report it doesn't.
But please don't buy it so I can corner the market and stock up properly - this is something I would gladly wear to my grave.
Wish there was a "way way WAY up" thumb for this one.
