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fabula – :
Hi. Can anyone tell me the difference between the two different bottles? There’s the diamond shaped almost 3-D bottle and then the slender bottles. Sorry I’m horrible describing this. Are the slender bottles vintage? Any help would be grateful.
2000Тигран – :
Tresor, what a beautiful treasure this truly is. One of the most beautiful perfumes too ever grace us, A lot of perfumes get ruined by reformulations, not Tresor it smells the same as it always have. The only thing that has changed, is it’s not really a power house scent anymore. I’m reviewing a (2011) formula, it has great longevity and softer sillage. I truly love this!! So beautiful, Sophia Grojsman is a genius.
FaurryEntaina – :
Chapeau for all those who preceded me. They have said all that is needed to explain the beauty and the genius of this fruity jewel. A fragrance where the sweetness is not cloying, where the flowers and the fruit are not processed trivially. Lancome: A name, a guarantee.
Sinyindisee – :
It is really special – somewhat powdery but so comforting. Unbelievably classy. Somehow it just reminds you of a woman who oozes femininity, effortless grace, and just sheer elegance. It does not scream glamour or high fashion or good looks. It just speaks to womanity – the very idea of you being a woman makes you attractive, desirable. She is very secured in her femininity, aware of the power and nurturing capacity mother nature has given women. It is so special I have assigned it “signature” status for a while to come.
I bought a tester version – it says the majestic rose on one corner of the bottle in French and English.
But the surprising part is it is incredibly soft, sweet, and warm on my skin like a whisper. Most people cannot believe it is the same perfume as they smell in the bottle.
Sillage is very close to the skin for me. Last a good 15 hours on me. Nothing else lasts this long on my skin. I am very pleased to have something that completely morphs itself into a unique potion on my skin that is just mine. I see myself wearing it through all fall and winter. I usually wear Allure EDP Chanel – but that is a lot heavier than Tresor on my skin. And I wear Idylle EdP in spring and summer.
avsum – :
I am really surprised this gets even one negative review, though opinions are all personal and subjective based on perceptions.
Tresor is a lovely perfume that is a far better creation than most of the latest new grocery vibe fragrances . It is also a very good performer and has lasting power and just right sillage .I do not find it loud nor subdued. It is the fragrance worn by a feminine woman who gives thought to how she puts herself together and one who enjoys her femininity . It could be beautiful on Donna Reed in a cardigan or on Sophia Loren in a clingy silk sheath. It is a refined scent from the nose of a master perfumer who has a long history of winners that a few generations of women have enjoyed.
Give this one a try if you have overlooked it !
diman810 – :
Strange, I was convinced I didn’t like this… so convinced that I clicked on the dislike button when I first joined and started organizing my wardrobe, and even threw away a beautiful mini I received as a gift a few years earlier because I was overwhelmed by the powerful smell each time I opened my bag of free gifts and samples.. I have to add that I grew up smelling this (it was everywhere), and received numerous samples over many years. Many times when lancome had a free gift promo, a Tresor mini or sample was included. I always tossed those, only interested in the mascara and other cosmetics. I found the perfume soapy and overpowering. More recently, after cycling through various perfume phases – niche, arabic, exclusive, and finally drugstore and designer, I decided to try Tresor again last year and I have to admit I liked it. To my surprise, the more I tried it the more I liked it. I actually think it’s quite beautiful, and so original. I want to kick myself for throwing away that mini. What was I thinking! This is the first time I did a full 180 with a perfume. It taught me that olfactory perception and tastes are much more fluid than I imagined. This is a masterpiece – the fruity floral notes blended so perfectly with the creamy (slightly nutty) sandalwood music and vanilla. This stuff is strong.. There is something retro about it, maybe the punch and slight soapiness, but it’s sweet – nothing at all like those those bitter, old-fashioned classics that some (myself included) find unwearable. I have several of the flankers and am now purchasing a small bottle of the original to add to my collection.
greb – :
The only perfume that makes me think about my mom. Because of this Tresor is cormforting and cosy. Loooove The subtle roses , The powder and The peaches. Love The smell of The nineties. Feminine and fragile…silage and longevity above average. Tresor you are a true gem.
andreypush – :
I bought Tresor for the first time but I tested it when it first came out. So much could’ve changed from my tastes, to my skin chemistry or the formulation. I’m honestly glad I only bought 30ml and that I bought Tresor in Germany where most things including fragrances, are usually cheaper than here in Denmark. I like Tresor alright, but unless my impression changes, I won’t repurchase.
If it fades to something pleasant and soft, I’ll wear it for special family occasions but I’ll be more careful with the application.
The First blast is quite synthetic which it wasn’t when I used to “steal” a spritz at the counters in the early 90s. Tresor is quite strong which if it had been a deep and warm fragrance, wouldn’t have bothered me. If I keep sniffing my wrists, I think I’ll get a headache and I rarely get headaches from strong fragrances.
It would’ve been best if I had only sprayed once and distributed quickly to the other wrist and neck or sprayed in the air and walked through it. I’ll try both in the next couple of days.
This is just my first impression of Tresor. I’ll update if my impression changes or if I find that one of the other application methods work better. I really hope I change my mind. I want to love Tresor again.
I quickly washed my wrists and sides of my neck and that helped. Now the scent is softer and just pleasantly floral-peachy. Maybe peach just isn’t as good a note on me as it used to be, or my tastes might’ve changed over time.
Update: One spray quickly distributed to my pulse points did the trick. I’ll be able to enjoy Tresor now, but I still won’t repurchase the original Tresor. I usually consider Lancome “my” fragrance house but this is the first Lancome fragrance I’m not in love with, though it has the same longevity and projection as other Lancome fragrances.
Acancyphync – :
Tresor is a lovely fragrance.It’s sweet, pretty and rosy – like candied roses. Truly timeless! It suits the old, middle and young alike. There is no such thing as a ‘mature’ fragrance.
yyq875Unlogrere – :
Ahhhh Tresor! All I can review is the Tresor of the 90’s. I have a couple of small bottles of vintage, and I remember very clearly, that fragrance on one of my best friend’s mom when I was in middle school. She was a badass lady that was a single mom. She was a rising star in the real estate field, where I live. She wore Everything Lancôme, and Tresor was def her signature fragrance. She managed to live in a top notch school district so her kids would get a great education. I always admired her. When I became a single young mom myself, she inspired me. I love Tresor, and when I wear it, I feel like a badass too.
atpol – :
I just tested this today at Ulta, after putting it off for months and months. I owned and loved this in the early 90’s, and (as with anything else) you just can never go back. Tastes change, reformulations happen…. so I held off.
This… is a ghost of it’s former self. It has a faint echo of what it used to be, but honestly I am saddened by how different and weak it is in comparison to what I recall.
Now, for sure, some of that is time and how my own perception has changed, but not all of it. This was so lovely (but probably dated) and today what I tested what just meh. Nothing special. I do really like a lot of Lancôme fragrances, they work well with my skin, but I won’t feel the need to test this again. I prefer to remember it the way it was.
asp01 – :
Tresor is a perfume extensively worn by females during the ’00s. At least I remember Tresor Lancome and J’adore Dior. Therefore it is associated with “mom scents” , which is wrong in my opinion, and thankfully my mind does not make the same association. In perfumes I usually prefer dry fruit notes, and not the juicy ones, as in the opening of Tresor: a huge syrupy peach. That’s the only fruit I sense, then there is the floral part: rose and lilac are big, apricot blossom, peach blossom and iris are also evident. The drydown has a very prominent white musk. There are hints of green too. Not too complex but one of its kind.
I agree with the “mature” statement; well definitely it’s not pink lollywater. It lasts all day and the next too, only after a couple of hours it stays close to the skin. Out of the Tresor line, I definitely like the Original more than the others. It will garner compliments. But I don’t need it yet.
Edit: what I describe is what is sold now in Sephora. Cannot comment on the vintage
oleg_kov – :
This review is based on a modern EDP manufacturer sample.
This is a very warm, distinctive fragrance that strikes me as mature but doesn’t have the dreaded “old lady” notes that strike horror into a lot of young people. I’m pretty sure my granny used to wear this perfume but some of the reviews indicate that it’s been extensively reformulated. Still smells familiar to me though, and very feminine in a maternal sort of way–not that it’s matronly. It’s romantic and luscious.
Right off the bat I get juicy sun-warmed peaches, rose, and a woody smell with a spark of zesty bergamot. Something in it recalls L’Heure Bleue a bit–looking at the notes maybe it’s heliotrope? (Oh how I wish it was easier to learn individual perfume notes!) As it dries down the creamy sandalwood comes forward along with amber, vanilla, and musk. The opening of the fragrance is a bit heavy and sweet, almost to the point of cloying but it lightens up over time.
Eric_3 – :
I don’t hate it but I don’t love it. . . I think my skin does something weird to it. When I smell the bottle it’s much sweeter and just smells better than on my skin. I’d be curious to smell this on someone else. Send me your arms?
Oh oh wait. Dry down is so getting good. It almost smells like what a lotion that doesn’t have a scent smells like, like as in lubriderm or Nivea sort of thing. A bit of dryer sheet, a bit of vanilla, a bit of baby powder.
I think you could consider this a “safe” scent. Just kind of mellow, feminine. I never really got any peach in the beginning, this was almost linear on me. It smells what I can only describe as sort of dry or cold, with a warmth in the background that comes out more and more as it dries down.
nikolaslomber – :
Nothing I can say but CLASSIC and TIMELESS.
Sweet mouthwatering peach and apricot blend with rose make this fragrance so elegance. It also has powdery base which make it more luscious.
However, I agree with some reviews that it maybe smells a bit too mature so I think I will use it just for special occasions.
The longevity and sillage are really good.
9/10 from me
andrey.levochkin5 – :
What a classic! A well put together floral peachy piece of art. As i got older i started feeling that it’s a bit strong for my tase, if i decide to get it again it will be the odt instead of the edp that i used to own, but regardless this is a masterpiece, the kind that can never have a duplicate in the perfume market.
Damir619 – :
Imwimsatt, I’m so sorry that you are going through this.
If you can, please do bring your grandmother some Tresor when you visit her. It is a wonderful idea.
Alzheimer’s patients often respond well to sensory stimulation. She may not be able to name the fragrance but I’m sure that just smelling her old signature scent will bring her comfort and pleasure and may even prompt some recollections.
accenda – :
This review may be perceived as negative in every way possible.. We are losing my grandmother. My second grandmother to fall victim to Alzheimer’s. Unbelieable. I tried this, her signature on at Macy’s. Bit didn’t have that wonderful grandma smell on me. I smelled like the models in the ad for the perfume. It just smelled fake on me. There is nothin in the world like the comforting smell of your grandmother’s loving embrace. I long to visit her at her nursing home with a bottle of tresor, as I’m not sure anyone has thought to make sure she has it; after all of the countless things she’s bought me over the years. I love you Grandma.
soldierrain – :
If you want to try the real Tresor your gonna have to go on Ebay and get a vintage because whats currently in stores now in 2018 is a totally different fragrance. Its like they took all the uniqueness out of it and modernized it beyond recognition. What I get now is your standard generic perfume that fills the air in department stores when all the new released scents get a spritz from passing shoppers.
The original Tresor has something very womanly and motherly about it. Its special, and one of a kind. Its got a lipsticky, waxy, powdery, makeup smell, blended with rose and fleshy apricot or peach, with an amber/vanilla drydown. Very mature, and elegant.
Lancôme butchered the scent. I was in Macys today and gave myself a spritz. All the makeup, wax, and apricot goodness is gone. What remains is non descript, boring, and very forgettable.
dmbi – :
I received my requested sample of Tresor today, and it was like visiting an old friend. This “treasure” of a scent is a puff of peachy powder (reminds me a bit of Coty Airspun Face Powder) softened by sweet roses. Beautiful, classy scent. I can see why this was always so popular. Great longevity and silage, but gentle, not enough to blast its beauty. It just mingles gently in the air around you, reminding you that true beauty is everlasting and quiet.
durow – :
Tresor is persistant, which is a plus when the scent is good. I applied a little about 7 hours ago and it’s still noticable. Powdery with a brittle note of orris, it’s pleasant enough, but nothing I couldn’t live without. I don’t get any fruits or sweet notes, alas, it’s all powder. It’s a classy fragrance but not dated or over the top. A little bit is enough, a lot may be too strong.
Some weeks after writing the original review I have to edit it: Tresor is great! Today I smelled the bergamot for the first time, although at first it seemed like grapefruit. Still not getting apricots – I wish! – but the drydown is lovely. Long lasting, too!
Jellessenia – :
Accidental test in a rush thinking it was La Nuit Tresor.
This screams 90’s. It’s powdery and syrupy from the peach and apricot. However, it’s just so plastic and dry. It made my throat dry up just sniffing my arm.
I can see how this was and is popular, especially given the era it was produced in. However, it hasn’t aged well.
serg9677 – :
So sweet, like a Christmas box of Turkish delight with an underpinning of salt! I also get a dusting of powdery orange and marzipan.
It’s gorgeous and feminine and voluptuous and just on the edge of cloying.
I love it, but feel that with just a tiny bit more ‘spice’ it could be truly divine!
soyma – :
This is one of the “bossy” scents, rather than “sexy” or “sensual”, IMO. And yes, it absolutely can be called “classy”. It has quite a seriously sharp, “dry”, and spicy woody fruit notes and flower notes, rather than an usual feminine, fun, girlie floral, or fruity sweetness and softness.
For my taste, I truly enjoy “Trésor DNA” much much better thru its flanker Trésor Lumineuse EDP which is different in notes, lighter, less sharp and less “serious”. I have a feeling that people who like Dior Dune EDT would also like this Trésor.
TucheReutRifeyfwes – :
there must be oakmoss in this! peach, sharp blossom, iris, aldehydes catch in your throat, lots of sandalwood, musk, heliotrope, yes there is a dirty quality to this, not animalic but soil
milotec1 – :
This scent has been around since I was a young child, I remember a friend’s mom was a Lancome lady and wore this. I liked her, but didn’t like the scent. Still dont. I’ve tested it a few times recently and I just find it weird. Apricot jam + Dusty florals+ something chalky. Like sidewalk chalk, and some powder. I can’t get into powdery apricot jam. No disrespect.
I get the review who says it smelled of earthen dirt. Yup I get that.
latiinass – :
This opens very nice and delicious of delicate spicy flowers I smell the heliotrope lily-of-the-valley and lilac on the top not in the drydown The drydown becoms sweet fruity-floral full of peaches and apricots and powdery rose on a sandalwood base
The sweetness reminds me a bit of LVEB which i dont like
For that part i,m not sure if i like this that much there,s also something exotic in this scent
sweet sensual very romantic yet elegant lonlasting sharp scent
mar.li – :
I have just bought a 50ml eau de parfum bottle which is almost 14 years old. The middle notes and drydown are still gorgeous. Can anyone tell me if Tresor has been reformulated since 2004 ?
el5902 – :
Had this when it first came out, it was quite the power house back then.
I tried the Nuit version recently which I felt very much had the original at its heart, so drew me to test the ‘original’ again.
It’s now much quieter and thinner, but still very much itself, too.
A classic, for sure, and I have decided I want to own it again.
cigar1992 – :
My mom wore Trésor when I was a kid, so I have very fond memories of this fragrance. I was never really able to wear it myself, as it gave me a slight rash where it was applied.
Anyway, I recently thought of getting a bottle, since it’s been reformulated and I thought I might no longer be allergic to it. I tried three different EDP tester bottles in store, and unfortunately, even though I do not seem to be allergic to it any longer, it does not smell quite the same as I remember.
Trésor was so richly floral, honeyed and peachy—it still is, but it definitely feels weaker and thinner. I guess that can be a good thing, as ’90s perfumes did tend to be a bit overpowering! But the most offensive thing about the new formulation is that I smell a strong layer of cedar hovering over the scent, and it cannot be ignored. It appears at first spritz, and it sticks around for as long as I can smell the perfume. It is a weird cedar, not entirely bad on its own, but here it is like throwing old, beautiful Trésor into a dirty burlap sack. It’s awful to me and I can never buy the EDP as it is now.
Maybe I’ll seek out the parfum, but I guess I should be thankful that I only wanted Trésor for nostalgic reasons and not because I love it for myself.
raphik – :
PolishNose – did you get the EDP or the EDT?
I once ordered the EDT by mistake and got the same smell of dirt!
I don’t get that from the EDP.
Prizrak97 – :
The notes in this perfume would lead me to believe that I would love it; I wonder if I got a bad batch? It smelled like a nice perfume layered with dirt. Not a slight earthiness, straight up DIRT. What in the world?! It smelled ok sprayed into the air, but on my wrist there was a real deep, stinky, dirt. Puzzling! I will have to try this one again at the mall sometime.
MafiaSting1 – :
My grandma’s signature. I didn’t know that Nana used Trésor, but when I dug a bottle out of a forgotten closet and sprayed it, I immediately recognized it. This is so old school and soapy. Like a very old Camay bar of soap. The opening is screechy powdery and the dry down is all rose and sandal wood. Very classic & classy.
vladimirchayka – :
This perfume reminds me of two things: Christmas, because it’s the first perfume I smell when I walk into Macy’s department store during the holiday season, and a coworker (and friend) of mine named Rita. We both used to work together at Walmart, and she would come to work every day with a big, colorful bow in her hair. Tresor was Rita’s favorite perfume, and she wore that to work everyday, too. Tresor is as big and beautiful as Rita’s hair bows…it is an enormous,powdery rose with just a hint of peach. Very feminine, very classy, all heart…and one of the most beautiful perfumes I’ve ever smelled.
aarmen16 – :
Tresor is really a marvellous timeless treasure
lifeissuxx – :
Another classic perfume, I could rock this strong, heavy hitter in my teenage days but not so much now. Big, flowery, rose is very strong, it’s very sweet, not for the faint of heart or if you’re into clean or mild scents! Definitely something to wear to a special evening occasion, if you like floral, strong scents.
Ise – :
The vintage Tresor is EVERYTHING!
Smells powdery, peachy, covers you in a cloud of goodness.
I found my 50ml in a vintage store.
At first I didn’t even know it was Lancôme….
I sprayed and walked out. As I headed to my car I kept sniffing & fell in love with it.
I turned back and bought it. What a find that was 😉
My bottle has about 15 to 20mls left. I rarely use it, but when I do 3 sprays at most is all I need.
Sillage: 4 hours.
Longevity: 7-8 hours.
KARATIST – :
Most of all I feel dried peach, amber, sandalwood and rose. I like this fragrance. It’s good for evenings.
It’s classy!
Andrey512 – :
Tresor is a big powdered peachy golden rose *(carnation) from the powerhouse days gone by. It is the smell of scented makeup, scented hairspray and chunky gold and silver jewelry. It is the smell of a beautiful woman before the syrupy I’m-candy-eat-me fragrances of now. Tresor is a woman thoughtfully pulled together from head to toe. She wears stockings and patent leather heels with a skirt and blouse or elegant suit. She is sophisticated; a woman who turns heads. Men aren’t sure if she ‘does’ or ‘doesn’t as she is not into throwing that kind of vibe. Crassness is not her thing.
Tresor is only a dated fragrance to people who were not of that time and are not accustomed to days when everything was scented. Most cosmetics are now fragrance-free; everything scrubbed up and off to smell clean, green, tea, or candy-ish with a rose smell sadly and somehow being equated with toilet cakes and powders as dusty and musty. Tresor doesn’t care about that. She possesses a certain je ne sais quoi with no qualms about going counter-culture with her looks and style. Tresor woman wears what she wants because she loves it. She does what she wants without disclosing it to everyone, and this makes her unique in these times.
Tresor is a phenomenal bouquet of a green spring morning or a balmy summer evening who does not apologize for being that. We live in a scented world and Tresor showcases that fact. She may be a grandmother or a 30-something who has finally begun to grow into herself, not her college roommates nor influenced by trends or ads. Whoever she is, she will always turn heads because just like the smell of peaches, roses, and powder,–beauty, confidence, and elegance will always be glorious things. Tresor is treasure, and so are the women who wear it.
*The rose in Tresor smells more like carnation to me. I love carnation and was convinced that is what I was smelling for years before seeing the listed notes. The ‘rose’ smells like a beautiful, fresh carnation with a fresh-cut green stem! A smell that makes me happy! 🙂
gsw976JeomiWogkig – :
Although I don’t hate the scent, its very uninteresting to me. It reminds me of the conditioner that comes with home hair dye.
dimarik21 – :
There have been perfumes I tested on me and decided it was not to my liking, but they weren’t necessarily bad so usually I let it fade on its own. With this one? I’m uncertain if the tester at Macy’s went bad, or it simply did not agree with my chemistry, but I gave it one spritz and immediately had to wash it off at the nearest restroom, the smell was so nauseating to me.
If it works better on other people that’s fantastic! But I never want to inhale that particular smell again.
Архангел – :
This review is based on a blotter test. I smelled this today for the first time, and I immediately went: oh, I’ve got this one! It is very similar to YSL Paris, maybe “softer around the edges”. They do indeed share a lot of notes, and both were made by Sophia Grojsman.
I am now curious to compare them side by side. I will update this review as soon as I am able to do that.
UPD. So today I had a chance to compare Tresor and YSL Paris side by side. They do indeed share the same interpretation of the rose note. For me, it is especially prominent in the opening. However, Tresor then develops to be more fruity/gourmand, and Paris – flower/rose with a pungent note that reminds me of rubber or latex (I’d even say it reminds of a scented condom, but sort of in a good way; sorry!). They share the same powdery rose in the drydown as well. But due to the gourmand notes in Tresor, to me it smells a bit like Turkish delight. Paris, on the other hand, feels more like rose lipstick.
The ‘Turkish delight’ drydown reminds me of Lancome Parfait de Roses. However, the latter consists almost exclusively of that rose gourmand scent, but Tresor has other notes which makes it richer and more interesting to me. Parfait de Rose is rather linear.
I have been looking for a ‘Turkish delight’ perfume for a while (which would be less expensive than Lancome Parfait de Rose or Elie Saab Essence no. 1 Rose), and it was right under my nose! When I run out of my YSL Paris, I might look into buying Tresor or one of its flankers.
D_N_X – :
Definitely a perfume created for peach lovers and it’s a classic. I do not agree when some people say it smells old fashioned. Just different taste for different people. I received this one as a gift and it smells lovely. Peach, apricot, rose and lilac, that’s what my nose distinguish the most. This is indeed the realest peach note in a perfume. In this way could be seen as different or old fashioned. I perceive an ‘earthy’ or ‘soily’ smell of peach/apricot and a little powdery. Nice to use from May to September around 25 degrees but not on torrid days. It really remembers me of late august summer days when i wear it. It is fruity but mellow and clean and it has big staying power on skin.
I give 8/10 longevity
7/10 sillage
9/10 smell
Flash00 – :
Strong nope. This is A LOT of very heady florals–think really strong jasmine, pungent rose, tuberose-the ilk. On top of these florals (which are very well blended honestly), I get a very powdery note. It dries down to an amber-like note, musky and woodsy, Its only saving grace is a little sweetness from the fruit notes–I get some berry and something kind of tropical like banana. It’s very mature and would be too heavy for office wear, too much for daytime wear and not inviting enough for evening wear. It’s elegant but not sexy. I imagine a lawyer in her 40’s would wear this on her way to Saks, dressed in a Brooks Brothers skirt suit, hair in an elaborate updo, and wearing lots of pearl jewelry. It’s very traditional and like most Lancôme, strong and long-lasting,
ypd530elipseskism – :
I came across Tresor in the 90s, when my father picked up a Lancome miniature set from the duty free. He knew little about how grown up all scents in that box were. Though I was a teenager then, these things made me swoon. Tresor in particular was a grown up fruity floral which oozed sensuality and confidence. The vintage one had a deeper scent and lasted forever on the skin. The new one is milder and simpler, but still very close to the original.
Tresor is a perfume for a lady who is warm, pleasing and yet has her little secrets. Not an everyday perfume for sure, it is something to be treasured, to be used when we want to create that aura of sensuality around us. This is not an in your face sexy perfume like Poison, nor is it sweet and girly like Lancome’s Miracle. It’s the golden mean between the two.
Very classy and feminine, buy this if you are in 25+ age bracket and want a mature special occasion perfume. Works just as well for family dinners as it does for dates.
Borland – :
This was my first love and my signature perfume in the 90s.
Still love it! Unique and distinctive scent! One of a kind!
Саша Бородач – :
I recently was given a bottle of Tresor EDP; not having worn this in the 90s I cannot comment on how the current perfume compares to the vintage perfume. What I can say is that I am completely missing the peach/apricot notes that have been mentioned. When I apply Tresor, the first thing I notice violets, rose, and sandalwood. This is a warm scent and is well suited to any woman regardless of age because in a world of cookie cutter fragrances, this stands out as unique, classic, and makes me think of silk scarves, cashmere sweaters, and a good pair of leather boots.
volo – :
This perfume has just one smell for me: mom.
It’s her signature, and it reminds me of her. Simply, I can’t do anything but adore it.
Don’t know how the most recent version is, but this just smelt of true love.
igor20151 – :
Vintage vs current, I have a vintage 100 ML and a current 100 ML, IMO there isn’t that big of a difference. I am gonna try and explain the difference in formulas as best as I can so bare with me! Current Tresor is very synthetic last power also is still good but you have too spray aloe more too smell it on you, Current last all day and projects pretty decent. Okay, Vintage now does smell more natural in smell my bottle is from the 90s, I do notice that the shape of the bottles vintage is taller and the sprayer on Vintage is a big one. Current shorter bottle sprayer small. Too me personally I love both formulas current and vintage, but I if can be honest I almost 99.9 % of the time prefer vintage formula back in the day they used real natural ingredients, today they use lots of Synthetics. All in all Vintage Tresor last quite longer and in a way it’s softer and stronger is that makes sense. I love Tresor!!! Just stunning, now if you can’t find Vintage Tresor the current is still beautiful. Love it.
Adamsmafmurry – :
This is a warm sunny day. Jumping on the stairs in a million dollar house. A rich woman’s perfume. A professional working woman who wears pearls. A hug from auntie… this was my aunts signature scent. Her husband would buy it for her every year. These were happier times. It said Tresor came out in 1990, I was born in 1991. So I agree with the reviews that an old bottle is the true Tresor. I hate that perfumers reformulate and use cheaper ingredients. I found an old sample vial of Tresor and was instantly taken back to happier times.
Haven’t smelled it recently but I would say try to find an old bottle if you can.
semiami – :
I tried this with high hopes and I am disappointed. This scent is very synthetic and ugh I can’t describe it. The notes seem so heavenly and yet the real thing is just not what I expected.
nicosha – :
This is my second review because I really wanted to love this but couldn’t. However, this morning, I was determined to wear it, I just had to get creative. So I layered Tresor with Lancôme L’Autre Oud, and now it’s fabulous.
I have learned a lot from Fragrantica’s generous community. Sometimes you buy a fragrance and you regret the purchase immediately, but there are factors at play that influence the outcome…your mood, time left to mature, the weather, the season, the occasion. So (excluding celebrity products) I plan to hibernate unloved purchases rather than give them a hurried exit. Hope this works for you.
Goareeren – :
I’m not sure if it’s the specific peachy note used or if it’s one of the florals but there is something I find very off putting in this one. This smells like peach scented rubbery plastic on my skin. I only have a tiny mini bottle but can tell immediately that Tresor is not for me.
Fyi, I already have a peachy, powdery, floral perfume that I LOVE which is Peach Blossom, Violet & Vanilla by Dame Perfumery which makes Tresor an easy pass. I’d recommend you try that one from Dame or maybe even Tresor in Love instead of the original Tresor. Tresor in Love smelled the way I expec