LANCOME
TRESOR EDP

1990

PERFUMER
Sophia Grojsman

peach blossom
apricot blossom
rose

heliotrope
vanilla
iris
lily-of-the-valley

musk
sandalwood

‘Love is a treasure. Since its creation in 1990, Trésor has embodied absolute love in all its facets. A delicate and light fragrance with a romantic and smooth touch. Share the emotion of everlasting love with Trésor, the fragrance for treasured moments.’ – Lancome

I wore Tresor EDP from a vintage-esque miniature and it was my first time smelling the DNA, so I have no idea how it compares to other formulations, concentrations or flankers.

Tresor wasn’t my jam. Listed notes vary online, but I didn’t specifically get peach or apricot from this, more so a cherry or cherry blossom. It had a bit of a smoky edge, but at the same time it has a green, stemmy core.

The fruits feel fermented, sugary, maybe caramelized. I got this weird connection to Parfums de Marly Layton Exclusif at one point in the wear, that I couldn’t place, aside from both being quite sweet and a tad medicinal.

Either way, this wasn’t my favorite style of fragrance.