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Eclat de Fleurs
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Eclat de Fleurs by Lanvin is a women's fragrance from the floral family, launched in 2015. This composition was created by Anne Flipo and Nicolas Beaulieu. The top note is pear; the heart notes are freesia, jasmine and rose; the base notes are white musk and sandalwood.
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Salida
Pear
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Corazón
freesia
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Base
white musk
Comunidad
1,349 votos
- Positivo 74%
- Negativo 17%
- Neutral 9.1%
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I tried this fragrance today and it’s beautiful: floral, fresh with very good longevity. I will definitely buy it.
It’s a delicious fragrance: fresh, sweet and youthful. It has a bit of everything: floral, fruity and sweet. Very good longevity. And let’s talk about the bottle… it’s a 10/10. It’s enchanting. I use it daily, day and night, in all seasons.
I received this perfume as a Christmas present and loved it. On my skin, it has excellent longevity; it’s fresh, sweet and youthful. Ideal for daily wear. Also, the presentation is beautiful. I adore it!
It is exactly the same as Chance Eau Tendre. It has excellent longevity, even better than the original. I will switch to this Lanvin version because it is more economical and the presentation is simply beautiful.
I bought it blind after seeing it was identical to Chanel Tendre, and it turned out to be true, but much more affordable. The transparent box is gorgeous. I loved it: sweet and fresh without being cloying. I tried it out of curiosity and now it’s one of my favourites. 100% recommended.
It’s a youthful floral fragrance, ideal as a gift if you don’t know someone’s tastes very well.
I tried it last summer on a trip and received nothing but praise. It’s a wonder: fresh and floral. I keep it for summer because, in my opinion, it isn’t too intense. I compared it to Chanel’s Eau Tendre; although the Chanel lasts longer, I absolutely loved this Lanvin one. Recommended.
I used it last summer on a trip and received nothing but praise. It’s a wonder: fresh and floral. I keep it for summer because, in my opinion, it isn’t too intense. I compared it to Chanel’s Eau Tendre; although the Chanel lasts longer, I absolutely loved this Lanvin one. Recommended.
I bought it recently in 100ml because I could not find smaller sizes. It is a pleasure to use and works for all seasons. It is a soft floral; you can feel the rose and freesia… tender, romantic and cheerful. I love it immensely for going outdoors. It is for the day and any season. It lasts about five hours; I love it.
Another Lanvin gem. After the excellent experience with Eclat d’Arpège, you can appreciate this fragrance. The opening is a bit sweeter and fruitier, certainly due to the pear, but the soul is the flowers: jasmine and freesia. Between one and two hours it smells like Eclat d’Arpège, with the floral notes prevailing. It is very harmonious, non-invasive, with lower projection and longevity than its older sibling, but appreciating it is a pleasure. Very similar to Chanel Chance Eau Tendre, but this one lacks the notable quince note found in Chanel. I would give it 9 for fragrance, 7 for longevity, 7 for projection, 8 for versatility and 9 for value. It is one of the few fragrances to buy blind, unless the lady prefers something very sweet, herbal or woody. Anyway, it adds elegance and style to any woman.
What a lovely thing! Soft flowers, slightly sweet, fresh and sophisticated, without losing that youthful and innocent air. Within a few minutes it becomes more fruity and the pear note becomes more noticeable. Perfect for everyday wear, the office or school. It lasts about 5-6 hours. Yes, it is very similar to Chanel Chance Eau Tendre, but for a fraction of the price.
I was looking for reviews of Chanel Eau Tendre and stumbled upon comments about this one. I could not resist buying it without having smelled it first. It arrived, the transparent box is a gem and the bottle has every detail. My surprise upon smelling it: a marvel, an exquisite and uncommon scent, floral and clean, also talcum-like but very subtle. I have only worn it for two hours and I can still smell it on myself. Happy.
I was looking for reviews of Chanel Eau Tendre and came across this perfume. I couldn’t resist buying it without even smelling it first. It arrived and the transparent box is a real treat, just like the bottle. My surprise upon smelling it: a wonder! An exquisite, uncommon scent of clean flowers with a very subtle musk note. I’ve worn it for two hours and I can still smell it on myself. So happy!
Very delicious and, by god, so long-lasting. I applied it yesterday morning and I can still smell it on my pillowcase, in my hair and, above all, on my clothes. Although it is winter and quite cool, it lasts a long time.
I had high expectations and it did not disappoint. It smells elegant, not sophisticated but certainly elegant. The opening is floral, but when it dries down, that is what I like most; it has a powdery touch like makeup that I adore. It reminds me of those elegant, wealthy ladies who go to my office; simply, I love it. They say it resembles a Chanel scent I do not know, but I would definitely buy it again. The longevity is moderate.
If you are looking to buy it as a dupe for Chanel Eau Tendre, you are mistaken. I own both: Lanvin is pear, while Chanel is quince. The EDT is lovely on its own, with a juicy pear aspect that feels almost edible. Then the flowers appear over a talcum base and stabilise there. It evolves from a sparkling fruity opening to powdery flowers, losing some of the initial freshness, but remains very pleasant without being childish. On my pale, dry skin, it does not last or project much; it is more of a personal enjoyment, evaporating after four hours, but it lasts longer on clothes. If you buy it for the Chanel comparison, you will still be left in doubt. They are from the same family, but they are not the same scent. Eau Tendre is my favourite due to the quince note and the dry down.
If you’re planning to buy this thinking it’s a dupe for Chanel’s Eau Tendre, be careful. I own both and the difference is clear: the Lanvin smells of pear, while the Chanel is quince. The EDT is rich on its own, with a juicy pear heart that feels almost edible. Then the flowers emerge over a powdery base and settle there. It evolves from that sparkling fruity opening into powdery florals, losing some initial freshness, but remains very pleasant and doesn’t sound childish. On my skin, which is pale and dry, it has little longevity or projection, so it’s more of a personal treat, evaporating after four hours. On clothes, it lasts longer. If you’re buying this for the Chanel, you’ll still end up wondering. They may be from the same family, but they’re not the same scent. The Eau Tendre remains my favourite for that sparkling quince note and the finish.
It is a very clean and versatile EDP suitable for all seasons, with excellent longevity and sillage. It bears a strong resemblance to Chanel… to be honest, I noticed it very much and that pear note feels a bit rough when trying to mimic quince. I liked it, but as it is so similar to Chanel (which isn’t my favourite alongside Dior), it didn’t quite blow me away. The bottle is gorgeous; I think the photos don’t do it justice.
Exquisite. I adored a fresh, fruity, feminine, clean and delicate scent. I could not ask for more. I was surprised by the Lanvin house; it is undervalued and has wonderful perfumes. The bottle is a beauty.
Bought it based on the reviews and I must say, I love it even more once it has dried down. When it settles, the flowers come alive and smell incredibly personal, as if you can imagine the personality of the wearer. It’s a blend of flowers, clean laundry, cotton and soft talc. The longevity on my skin is good and it was a spot-on purchase; I am delighted.
Well, I’m here to recommend the opposite of what some reviews say. If you’re considering buying it because of its resemblance to Eau Tendre, I would definitely recommend it. I don’t have the Tendre at the moment, but I owned it years ago and they are similar. If I were asked what it smells like and said ‘the Chanel one’, I wouldn’t hesitate. Of course, up close they surely have their differences, but broadly speaking they are almost the same aroma. This one is perhaps more floral and the other more fruity, but they pass each other off. Just to say, I haven’t had the Tendre for years, but when I smelled this, my first thought was ‘they really do resemble each other’. I should wait and try it more, but I dare say the longevity and sillage are more than acceptable for this type of fragrance; I remember criticising this aspect with the Chanel one, but of course, it’s not the same paying 90 euros and finding it underwhelming as paying 30 and meeting expectations. I’ve been wearing it for about three hours and can feel it. Very pleased.
Look, if you’re considering buying this thinking it smells exactly like Chanel’s Eau Tendre, I’d recommend it. I don’t have the original at the moment, but I owned it years ago and the resemblance is genuine. If someone asks what it smells like and you say it’s the Chanel one, they won’t argue. Broadly speaking, they’re almost identical, though this is slightly more floral and the other more fruity; they blend into each other perfectly. I sniffed this and my first thought was ‘they really do sound alike’. I’m not sure if I should expect more, but the longevity and sillage are acceptable for what it is; I remember crying with the Chanel because it didn’t last, whereas here you pay 30 and it delivers, not 90 and fading. I’ve worn it for three hours and can still smell it. Very pleased.
This is a perfume I love once it has dried down; the initial sweet pear note is less so, to the point where I found it slightly off-putting as it didn’t quite blend with the rest, but fortunately it fades quickly. Once dried, it feels velvety, a sophisticated scent that I adore. It has a medium longevity.
I agree with most reviews, even regarding the similarity to Eau Tendre, except that after four or five hours it smells only of freesia, which personally I do not enjoy.
Reminds me of certain notes in my beloved Givenchy Play, but it is far more subtle, with less longevity and sillage. It is a super feminine and clean fragrance, ideal for hot days. It makes me feel freshly bathed and full of flowers. On my skin it doesn’t last more than an hour or two, but if you reapply throughout the day, it is lovely. I would not recommend it for those seeking a fragrance with substance and presence.
I loved this perfume and it exceeded my expectations. It’s very similar to Chanel Eau Tendre, which is what I was looking for. It has excellent longevity on my skin. 🥰 I’ll be buying it again when I run out 💗.
Bought it because reviews said it resembled Chance Eau Tendre, and yes, it does bear a strong resemblance, yet it lasts for very little, if anything at all. A pity.
A feminine, sparkling, fresh, citrusy fragrance with a sweet touch, musky, and with hints of wood. It’s soft; the trail lasts about two hours before fading to sit very close to the skin. It’s one of those fragrances I use when the weather is nice to enjoy sunny days. It’s quite affordable here, so I apply it generously, knowing it doesn’t last long. It’s similar to Eau Tendre, but not the same; it’s a brilliant alternative. I love it!
It smells super tasty. It’s a soft, sweet, fresh and charming fragrance… pity that its longevity is short. A trick that works (it serves for many short-lasting perfumes) is to put it in your hair; on the skin it doesn’t last long. One day I put it in my hair and the next day it still smelled delicious.
It smells super delicious; it’s a soft, sweet, fresh, and charming fragrance… the only drawback is the longevity. A trick I use to make it last (works for many perfumes that don’t hold) is to apply it to my hair, not my skin. One day I put it in my hair, and the next day I could still smell it deliciously.
I bought it a few days ago. It’s summer here now, with lots of heat and humidity, and I notice it doesn’t work well; the flowers smell wilted, and as it dries, in this climate, it gives off a baby wipe scent (which I don’t like). I’m sure it will work better on cooler days. When it cools down and I try it again, I’ll let you know. Part 2: It works brilliantly in winter! Better on dry days, without humidity, it persists, smells clean, isn’t intrusive, and is delightful.
Another blind buy with Anne Flipo, my go-to perfumer. I picked it up at a bargain price. At first, upon application, it seemed too musky and didn’t quite convince me, so I left a bit disappointed. However, today, with a spring day and three months later, it smells totally different: more balanced, longer-lasting, and projects beautifully. I know it well; it’s very similar to Chance Eau Tendre, but I prefer this Lanvin one for the price and what it offers. Anne Flipo has never let me down.