Miracle by Lancôme
Women 2000
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Description
Miracle by Lancôme is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2000, this composition was created by Harry Fremont, Alberto Morillas, and Christian Dussoulier. The top notes are lychee and freesia; the heart notes include magnolia, pepper, ginger, mandarin, and jasmine; and the base notes consist of jasmine, musk, and amber.
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In the collection
Leading answer I owned it
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Leading answer Like it
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Season
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11,616 votes
Time of day
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About Miracle
Miracle by Lancôme is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2000, this composition was created by Harry Fremont, Alberto Morillas, and Christian Dussoulier. The top notes are lychee and freesia; the heart notes include magnolia, pepper, ginger, mandarin, and jasmine; and the base notes consist of jasmine, musk, and amber.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Spices White flowers Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
2,329 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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Community reviews
40 reviews
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You can buy this blind without fear; it smells great but lacks a soul. It’s super versatile, works for everything, and I use it daily. I do recommend it.
Smells clean, like just out of the shower, like a sweet and elegant girl. Order and purity in a bottle. I tried it with a sample and it’s not my style, so I’d hesitate to buy it, but it’s so pleasant that anyone wearing it would say, ‘You smell so good.’
Miracle is a classic that never goes out of style, blending freshness, delicacy, and good taste. It conveys well-being and natural elegance. The best part is its balance: fresh without being watery, floral without being cloying, feminine without falling into clichés. It shines bright with that sparkly touch of lychee and peony that makes it vibrant and optimistic. It wakes you up, lifts your spirits, and wraps you in clean energy. As it evolves, soft floral notes emerge that add elegance without weight. Everything stays airy and modern, with a soft, slightly spicy base that adds warmth without breaking its fresh character.
I love this perfume; I consider it the predecessor to Very Good Girl. Keep making and selling it, lots of people don’t even know about it or appreciate it as it deserves.
It was my favorite perfume between ages 14 and 16. I wore it to all my quinceañera parties, my first cigarettes, my first kisses, and while putting on makeup. It encapsulates that whole chapter of my life. I haven’t smelled or bought it since, I don’t know what it smells like now, but I prefer to keep the nice memories.
Beautiful perfume; I can’t think of another way to describe it. It evokes happiness for me when I wear it, it’s magical. It’s only suitable for lovers of vintage florals; its notes are particular. You shouldn’t buy it blind because it’s no longer a standard floral but something more complex. I would buy it again despite the fact that the longevity wasn’t what I expected for the price. I think it’s the perfume I enjoy using the most from my collection; honestly, it doesn’t matter if no one else smells it, I’m happy to wear it and perceive it throughout the day. Fragrance 10/10, longevity on skin 8/10, sillage 5/10 very soft.
An exquisite fragrance. For me, it’s a bit cutesy; I find it perfect for autumn and winter. I used it during those seasons and people were stunned by the scent. I always receive compliments and everyone wants to know what it is. I personally prefer citrus scents, even though many recommend it for spring and summer, I tell them to try it in autumn and winter, especially in cold countries like Canada, and they’ll see how good it feels. Miracle by Lancôme surprised me from the first time. It has a fresh and luminous opening with a spicy touch that makes it different yet delicate. It’s not heavy or invasive; it conveys energy and optimism, like a mood-boosting impulse on the skin. As the hours pass, it becomes softer and warmer, almost like a caress. I feel it’s feminine, elegant, and very versatile: I wear it day and night without it becoming intense. It’s one of those perfumes that lifts your spirits and makes you feel special without exaggerating. On me, it has good longevity, lasting several hours without losing its charm. For me, it’s a scent that mixes strength and sweetness, perfect for accompanying different moments. 🌷✨
Miracle by Lancôme – my personal review. The opening bursts with lychee and freesia, a luminous and soft floral-fruity combination. The freesia stands out, bringing that clean, green air. If spring had an accord, it would be this. A cheerful and effervescent opening that delivers the first hit of freshness without being harsh. In the heart, magnolia and jasmine bloom, adding a classic, delicate, and elegant florality. What’s interesting is how they contrast with ginger, pepper, and mandarin. The pepper and ginger give it an effervescent, sparkly, almost spicy touch, while the mandarin refreshes the composition and keeps the dynamism. The dry down is soft and enveloping thanks to the musk and amber base, unmistakable notes that add depth, warmth, and longevity. They allow Miracle to cling to the skin without becoming heavy, maintaining its personality until the end. The bottle is minimalist, elegant, and timeless, with clear glass that lets you see the pink liquid, conveying freshness and femininity visually. The spray is precise and soft, allowing you to apply the fragrance in a controlled way, without excess or waste. A simple but functional and well-executed design. Final verdict: an optimistic, feminine, and luminous fragrance with a perfect balance between classic and modern. Ideal for spring, sunny days, or moments when you want to feel fresh, elegant, and natural. Although Miracle is already 25 years old, it remains absolutely timeless. Its sparkling, clean floral style never goes out of style: years will pass and it will always feel modern.
I agree with a previous review; it has a sharp edge that persists throughout the day. I need to give it more chances, but for now, it leaves me indifferent. I see it for spring and summer, more for daytime than nighttime. After looking at several fragrances with that scent, I think it’s the lychee they have in common; maybe that’s the note that grates on me and bothers me.
For some reason, unlike other people in the comments, on my skin it turns ambered and vanilla-like, very similar to Good Girl, but with a happier, more daytime twist. It makes me want to smell it all the time; it’s hypnotic.
Original and instantly recognizable fragrance, elegant with a nostalgic touch. It feels crisp and personal, like Bohemian crystal: delicate yet valuable, not for everyone. Distinguished, clean, sensual but serious; more for those over 30, even though I was young when I bought it. Not a night owl scent, perfect for daily wear if you want to stand out with your own voice.
Many find it normal, but for me, it’s miraculous. Miracle is a smile without reason, like going for a walk with the wind messing up your hair. Unpretentious, it’s joy in a bottle: ‘Even though nothing is as I hoped, I’m happy to be me.’ It’s not a beast; it’s a mirror to appreciate yourself. Smells like optimism, energetic, zesty, and gives you goosebumps.
I discovered it when it first launched and fell in love with the clash of pepper and ginger against fresh mandarin. Although lychee is sweet, the fragrance stays airy and bright. It remains a prodigy, a timeless classic for anyone who wants to fall in love with themselves first. Discreet but impactful, luminous and outrageously elegant. I wouldn’t miss it.
Smells like a summer morning: fresh, clean, optimistic, and easy to wear without falling into the ‘watered-down’ trap for everyone. Miracle has its own charm; the ginger and pepper give it a spark and freshness. Maybe it doesn’t follow every trend, but it’s perfect for feeling perfumed without being annoying. I really liked it.
Clean, floral to me. I wouldn’t classify it as citrusy or spicy. It’s a reliable daily scent, for smelling clean. Nothing memorable or standout, but it performs well. For me, it’s basic, with nothing flashy.
I love it; I used it a lot in the 2000s until I switched to Chloe, but I’ve returned to Miracle. It was my signature scent, I identified with it, and I’ll always have it. Ideal for daily wear, especially in spring and summer, to smell freshly showered; exquisite. They’ve tried to imitate it, but this is always better.
I love it; it has had many versions, and I keep coming back to it.
Totally versatile, a daily scent, fresh, clean, and citrusy.
To me, it’s a 4×4. Not for defining your identity, but it always works when you don’t know what to wear. I’m in the mood for it in spring and early summer. It’s an all-terrain vehicle, fresh and citrusy, but the pepper and ginger give it maturity, keeping it away from cheap colognes. It lasts a long time, especially without an atomizer. The trail is good. My husband says I smell like ‘cleaning products and oranges, come eat me!’
Very clean, fresh, and pleasant. Because of that freshness, it works well in summer and spring, though it suits me better in the latter, like those sunny mornings with mild heat and fresh air. It attracts me in women, but I don’t consider it sexy or seductive; its vibe is clean, proper, and reserved.
Smells like household disinfectant, super sharp and weird. I don’t recommend buying it blindly, even the Lancôme minis smell better. Only if you like mature, aggressive scents might you enjoy it, but I wouldn’t buy it again.
I think it aged well and is still relevant. It’s feminine, fresh, clean, and elegant for summer. The only downside is that on my skin, it doesn’t last or project much.
I found it at a sample and went crazy, even shouting my name. I took a while to get it because it was discontinued. It has everything I’m looking for, but gourmands and chypres should stay away. It’s floral, citrusy without being sour, and ginger, pepper, and tangerine take the lead on my skin. Sometimes it’s angelic, other times sensual, with an inexplicable warmth. Variable longevity: sometimes all day, other times skin scent only, I don’t know why.
Very fresh and tender, with good longevity but an intimate sillage.
Clean aroma and subtly elegant, ideal for work. It gives the impression that you don’t want anyone to get romantically close. It’s floral and ‘appropriate’ for any age, but it doesn’t generate attraction for me. I like the lychee note, which I’m just starting to discover. Worth it because it’s a classic from over 20 years ago.
This is the perfume of my life. It smells clean, fresh, floral, and refined. It’s perfect, I love it. I can’t find anything that smells as much like just out of the shower. It’s inexplicably beautiful.
I tried it in-store and put a lot on my forearm. It didn’t last at all, max 2 hours, and you could only smell it if you pressed your nose against it. Initially soft floral, at the end it smells like clean soap but not low quality. I like the scent, but due to my pH it didn’t last at all, so I wouldn’t buy it. It’s pleasant and discreet, for daily use, not for making a statement. I prefer strong, sweet but not invasive perfumes.
First was the ginger, which conquered me. I thought it ‘smelled like Christmas in Paris’. I used it a lot until it started to disgust me: it felt flat, conventional, and matronly, like loud soapy roses. Surprise: there are no roses, it must be a predictable, old floral cocktail. Now I only sense the ginger as a distant aftertaste. Moving on to Lancôme, we don’t fit. We drifted apart at just under half a bottle, but it’s a classic, elegant, and usable all day.
Magnificent soapy fruits. With lychee it’s easy to fall into boredom, but Miracle saves it with the pepper and that fresh ginger that drives me crazy. Subtle elegance, the best kind of clean scent. Versatile, though it reminds me of nice weather. As Natroj12 says, Miracle was here before the rest. Plus, Uma Thurman was advertising it. I can only like it.
What a beautiful fragrance! Of all the ones I have, it’s one that conveys well-being to me. It projects without invading, lasts without overwhelming. Without a doubt a classic you should have if you don’t like heavy, vanilla, powdery, and overly sweet scents.