Miracle
Lancôme (2000)

Very elegant smelling, but the lasting power and sillage was nothing special. I like the overall composition of the notes, they generally work really well together. The only off-putting note for me is the ginger but I know a lot of people who like earthy aromas will like it. Overall, it's on the safe side for Lancome, sweet and fresh for an office vibe.

Miracle is just ok. A little bit floral, a bit sweet, a bit fruity. Nothing bad, but nothing impressive either.

The subtle serene smell of Miracle perks up my every morning and made me crave for the scent the whole day!

Miracle is a gentle pretty fragrance. It's fresh and feminine with freesia and magnolia. A peppery note keeps things interesting. It's not overly complicated, and it's suitable for any occasion. It fills my desire for quieter fragrances at the moment.

The top notes with freesia, lychee and magnolia merge into a rich, intensive floral- fruity peachy mixture that comes off very nicely on my skin. Ginger arrives in the drydown and dampens the sweeter components, that are never overpowering or cloying though, and towards the end a definite lighter amber note is added. Thus all is very well blended and has very good silage and projection. The longevity is superb with nearly ten hours on me. One of the most convincing Lancômes.

Cloyingly sweet and fruityA super-sweet floral-fruity fragrance that will appeal, I think, to the younger crowd. I'm afraid I don't find it compelling but if this category is your thing, give it a try.The opening notes smelled like sweet, syrupy pineapple nectar. I don't know why, there is no pineapple note listed, but that was the overall effect I experienced.The drydown was more interesting to me, a nice patchouli, incensy accord.Sillage is strong at first but quickly settles down if dabbed lightly. Longevity about 6 hours. Pros: Nice dry downCons: Too sweet, too fruity"