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Lanvin Me by Lanvin

Women 2013

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Lanvin

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Lanvin Me by Lanvin is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2013, the nose behind this composition is Domitille Michalon Bertier. The top notes are blueberry and mandarin; the heart notes are licorice, neroli, and rose; and the base note is sandalwood.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 27%
  • Spring 25%
  • Summer 15%
  • Autumn 33%
  • Day 62%
  • Night 38%

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1,315 votes

  • Positive 63%
  • Negative 32%
  • Neutral 4.2%
positive reviews 1.3 k community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Autumn

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Leading answer Day

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About Lanvin Me

Main accord fruity Year 2013 Gender Women Perfumer Domitille Michalon Bertier

Lanvin Me by Lanvin is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2013, the nose behind this composition is Domitille Michalon Bertier. The top notes are blueberry and mandarin; the heart notes are licorice, neroli, and rose; and the base note is sandalwood.

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

466 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

576 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

130 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

114 votes

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  1. Got it today, and while I bought it expecting something punchier for summer, it’s actually the opposite: very soft and fruity. It smells like sweet apples, but after checking the ingredients, I can’t find apple or apple blossom listed to explain this delicious taste. UPDATE: After letting it sit for a while, I can finally describe it: opens with fruity notes of blueberry, pear, and apple—quite sweet but not cloying. Lasts about 3 hours, letting each note shine in its own time. The heart is calmer, floral, and sweet; I absolutely love the neroli. The base disappoints a bit; it’s just sandalwood that smells incredible, but I was hoping for more. In short: a sweet, fruity/woody scent. Longevity: over 10 hours in cool weather, around 6 in heat. Sillage: beastly in the first 2 hours in cool weather, then fades; in heat, it’s soft, noticeable but not intrusive. Would I buy it again? Absolutely! I’ll grab another bottle when I can.

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  2. I was really hoping for a fruity scent, but it’s way too strong and makes me dizzy. What a shame—I bought the EDP and now it’s just sitting forgotten in my closet.

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  3. I bought it looking for a fruity scent, but it’s very strong… it made me dizzy. What a pity, I bought the EDP and there it sits forgotten in the closet 🙁

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  4. giselistica

    Very similar to Guerlain’s Petit Black Robe or Petit Black Robe Florale: licorice, neroli, and roses. At first, the blackberries are acidic and sweet, like cherries, then they disappear after an hour, leaving the creamy flowers and licorice. I bought it for my mother; it’s not for young girls; it’s for winter or evening, sweet, intense, penetrating, fine, elegant, and mature.

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  5. giselistica

    It’s very similar to Guerlain’s Petit Robe de Nuit or Petit Robe de Nuit Florale. At first, the blackberries are tart and sweet like cherries, but they fade within an hour, leaving behind creamy florals with a licorice note. I bought it for my mother; it’s not for young girls. It’s a winter or evening scent—sweet, intense, penetrating, refined, elegant, and mature.

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  6. I personally love it, though I don’t find it very sweet; it’s a bit strong.

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  7. I only wear sweet perfumes and was looking for something for autumn/winter to replace the D&G Pour Femme, which I didn’t like at all. The box and bottle are beautiful—minimalist and elegant. The scent is rich but doesn’t quite work for me. I wore it at the end of winter and, unlike Dolce Garden, haven’t received any positive comments. I’ll finish it next winter to see if it ever wins me over. If anyone has recommendations for sweet florals or gourmands for cold weather, I’d love to hear them.

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  8. I couldn’t agree more with the previous reviews about how hard it is to describe and that Cupido also failed. There’s no love at first sight… but through sheer persistence, my perception changed. I no longer see a withered lettuce rescued from a vacant lot; you’ve metamorphosed. The soaked lettuce dries up and opens a field of anise, where the stems of neroli and roses are the bars of your crib. An atypical, insolent, strange, sweet, and shameless gourmand fragrance. Moderate longevity and soft sillage, you’ve won me over; you have my attention but not yet my love. You are a cocktail of white and red flower leaves, your sage through which your fruit sails without setting… and as a garnish: a small green and fresh fan, folded like a lettuce leaf that fled to share its scent with this strange brew with timid success.

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  9. I totally agree with previous reviews about how hard it is to describe and that Cupid missed the mark. There was no instant love at first sniff, but after forcing myself, my perception changed. I no longer see you as a withered lettuce rescued from a vacant lot; you’ve metamorphosed. You’re now the lettuce soaked in water that dries out to reveal a soft field of anise, where the stalks of neroli and roses are the bars of your crib. It’s an atypical, insolent, strange, sweet, and shameless gourmand fragrance. It has moderate longevity and a soft sillage; you’ve won me over, you have my attention but not yet my love. You’re a cocktail of white and red flower leaves; that’s your sage through which your fruit sails without coagulating… and as a garnish: a small green and fresh fan, folded like a lettuce leaf that fled to share its unsuspected aroma of such a strange brew. I think you’ve done it with shy success.

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  10. I bought this fragrance after reading the reviews and it left me with a great lesson: in perfumes, everything is a matter of taste. It had everything to be a great perfume and I simply hated it. I gave it two chances and couldn’t handle it. I gifted it without pain. For me: a sweet scent with a mix of rancid or old, like extremely overripe fruit. Past, old, I don’t know. This isn’t for me.

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  11. I bought this fragrance after reading reviews, and it left me with a great lesson: in perfumes, it’s all a matter of taste. It had everything to be a great scent, and I simply hated it. I gave it two chances and couldn’t handle it. I gifted it without pain. For me: a sweet aroma with a rancid or old mix, like extremely overripe and past fruit. This isn’t for me.

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  12. This fragrance was love at first sight. It’s an excellent creation by Lanvin. It’s charming, elegant, and truly sweet at the start thanks to the blackberries, but it doesn’t become cloying. The most prominent and wonderful note is the neroli-licorice, which conquered me. It has excellent fixation and longevity of several hours; it’s pure power.

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  13. This fragrance was love at first sight. Excellent creation by Lanvin. It’s charming, elegant, really sweet at the start due to the blackberries but not cloying. The most wonderful note is the neroli-licorice, which conquered me. Excellent longevity, lasts several hours, pure power… it’s Me.

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  14. Although I’m not a fan of sweet perfumes, this one is different. As Raspberry said, it’s not those massive, exhausting teenage sweet scents. It’s something else, hard to describe because I don’t distinguish the notes well. But it’s totally recommended; it has great longevity; I could smell it on my clothes days later. It’s a charm, a beautiful creation.

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  15. Although I’m not a fan of sweet perfumes, this is one of them but different. As Raspberry said, it’s not those teeny, massive, and exhausting sweet fragrances. It’s something totally different and hard to describe because I can’t clearly distinguish the notes. But it’s highly recommended; it has great longevity. In my case, I could smell it on my clothes even days after wearing it. It’s a delight, a beautiful creation.

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  16. Raspberry

    Agree with Fanática: it’s sweet and enveloping, but for a grown woman, not a teenager. Very warm with incredible longevity and sillage (be careful!). My 8-year-old son smelled it and said ‘it smells like an orange’; I didn’t notice it at first, but then I felt that super-sweet tangerine, almost candied, with an earthy base. Sophisticated and striking. I loved it so much I bought it on the spot. If you like Lancôme’s LVEB, try Lanvin’s Me. The bottle is gorgeous!

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  17. Totally agree with Fanática: it’s sweet and enveloping, for a grown woman, not a teenager. Very warm with incredible longevity and sillage (be careful!). My 8-year-old son smelled it and said ‘it smells like an orange’; I didn’t notice it at first, but then I felt that super-sweet tangerine, almost candied, with an earthy base. Sophisticated and striking. I loved it so much I bought it on the spot. If you like Lancôme’s LVEB, try Lanvin’s Me. The bottle is gorgeous!

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  18. Fanática

    Sweet-sweet pasty, what a delight. A fragrance that stays on your skin and in your closet. It’s very pleasant to smell your own scent, rich, a total discovery. I tried it the first time and didn’t like it, no love at first sight… but the second time I couldn’t leave it in the store. jojojojo. 100% recommended.

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