Hypnôse Senses

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I don’t know if there will ever be a perfume quite so moving. This was an intensely sensual, brilliant perfume.

Im the biggest Hypnose fanatic who put off obtaining this senses variant in fear of not loving it like the original. Finally found a full 1.7 oz bottle on Ebay for 50 bucks and could not pass up the opportunity, in that size they go for well over $100, up to $200. This is one of the best executed honey fragrances in my opinion. Honey can go south very easily and make some fragrances musty and almost urine smelling. Thats not the case here as the honey really does dominate in a smooth rich way; unifying the florals and tonka bean. Upon the first spray, this perfume reminded me of alot of the deep richness of Calvin Kleins Euphoria, without being overbearing like the CK fragrance. Overall, this sensuous perfume is an amazing special occasion wear likely to snag some attention, but in all honesty isnt original or unique aside from the well executed honey notes, and in no way bears resemblance to the groundbreaking original release. Very simply, this is a pretty aunt with money type perfume. Id rate this a 7.5/10.

I tested this, when it was marked as being discontinued. In a bit of a fomo moment i must afmit, since i love the original. Walking out if the store a light rain apeared. I noticed a scent of lovely dripping honey but did not connect that to the scent i felt in the store. Back at work i noticed the honey scent came from my wrist, and i was back to grap a bottle within an hour. Well i did not manage to recreate that lovely scent moment i had, and the bottle dit not get any justice among my 100+ of other bottles. Never made it beyond a like. This bottle is now up for sale on etsy, in hope of it making someone else happy.

My mother has this perfume, she's used this perfume since I was young, so when I smell it, it gives me happy memories. And I think this is one of the prettiest scents I've ever smelled. Like heaven in a bottle. I was super sad to find it got discontinued, and I'm searching everywhere to buy it.

This has been my signature scent for as long as I can remember. Shame it's discontinued now (I think?). There's nothing like this one, at all. It's so good. To me this smells like that one nice girl who is genuinely nice but also super hot.

I had Hypnôse years ago and was tired of the scent as soon as my bottle was coming to an end, so this flanker wasn't really on my radar until I got a sample in a swap. Now that I tried it I have no idea why it was issued as a flanker, it has nothing in common with the original. Hypnôse Senses is another addition to the long list of beautiful rose and patchouli blends, this time with added honey. The rose is sweet, plush and pretty like it often is in Lancôme fragrances, the patch is clean and smooth, but not sterile, and very present. Honey is a note that can sometimes go wrong on my skin, but that doesn't happen here. This is a sticky, thick honey without any unpleasant animalic undertones. Its stickiness gets tamed by the patch and sharp pink pepper, so it doesn't wholly overtake the fragrance and just adds a lot of warmth. The base notes of benzoin and tonka light also be responsible for this, but they aren't very pronounced. I also get a hint of the cool, floral apricot-leather tones of osmanthus that counters the warm notes. Overall this is a balanced, elegant, grown-up and feminine scent. I find it versatile for day and night and most seasons except maybe the dead of summer. Like the name suggests it is sensual and sexy, but in a subtle "come hither" and not a demanding "look at me!" way. I like this a lot, but I'm not fully in love and wouldn't pay the absurd prices this is going for on eBay now. In the end there are lots of wonderful rose/patch combos out there that aren't discontinued. If you're looking specifically for one with honey, it might be worth it to look out for a good deal on this beauty though.

This always was to me the kind of fragrance which demands to be worn with sexy lingerie. Not an everyday scent, unless you want to be sultry and flirty every day all day. It is warm and sensual, a beautiful oriental rose with a woodsy base. I can't wear it anymore because it is too enmeshed with some memories I don't necessarily want to revisit, but I am still looking for a replacement and I still haven't found anything this refined. 100% recommend if you like the notes listed.

I am surprised this scent does not get more love. It smells beautiful on me - elegant and very feminine. I get rose, honey and patchouli, but no pepper (but then, I seem to be anosmic to pepper). But it was not an instant love. I got the bottle from a dear friend who works in the industry, and I hardly used it in the beginning. Dumped it at my parents' place and forgot about it. Until I used it once, when I had forgotten to bring something I liked better. I sprayed myself copiously and went to meet a group of friends. And I got compliments! Since I am a shallow creature, I started using Hypnose Senses frequently after that. After a few weeks, I was totally hooked. I have few scents that are as flattering as this one.

This was for me love at first sniff...I got a sample and I knew right the way that I need this fragrance urgently in my collection. I admit at first I was expecting something very close to the other Hypnose. They are not 100% different, you can find some similar notes in both like patchouli, benzoin and tonka. I love both fragrances, but I prefer Senses. Nevertheless, there are clear lines between the two, they suit to different seasons and occasions imo. Senses is feminine, sensual, sweet and alluring. Love the way honey, fresh fruits, oriental notes and roses blend. The main accords stand strong for more than 10 hours. I consider it a marvelous sweet honey-ish, ambery rosy fragrance that gives me positive state of mind every time I wear it. I strongly recommend it if you like warm oriental rose notes.

I definitely get the honey, I also get the pencil shavings that several mention, (whatever happened to this big pencil sharpeners with the handle?) but what I notice most is the pink pepper and the benzoin, it's quite sweet, and quite Woody. I think it's better then the original Hypnose, sadly another good one that's hard to get.

Since this is a strong-ish scent, it doesn't seem to "scream" SUMMER but for me-- Summer is the season to wear this amazing perfume! I left a "meh" review when I got this (March) because it was all peppery pencil (wood) shavings. I love a strong scent in summer, so I don't really put a season on my perfumes (However, some scents either last long or disappear in the wrong season- Halston Classic had NO power in summer-- and I know that scent is a Bomb) I put Senses on this morning, it should be upper 70s today with a breeze. This perfume is wonderful! It's loud, good sillage, but not cloying or bothersome. I get this sweet 'n spicy honey, peppery-woody-patchouli-incense, orange powder. LOVE IT!

This perfume is that kind you can love it or hate it. No i like it a bit. Cuz its one of a kind. Unique, sweet honey and orange flavour with something oriental as well. For summer better not use it, but winter, authumn and spring sure do it. I smelled the first Hypnose years after knowing Hypnose Senses. Its more like vanillish and misterious. And Senses one is feminine and bit cozy. A bit like cashmere sweater.

I got this as a gift the other day and I am realy confused by the notes listed and some of the descriptions although I see a couple of people who smell what I smell with this one so I am not the only one which is a relief. This is a spicy, woodsy, pencil-shaving fragrance with light floral notes. I actually do like it, but I really can't stress enough how different the highlighted notes (floral) are not what you get when you spray this. It is not clasically 'sweet' at all. It is not something I would imagine younger audiences would go for such as teens and I don't mean that in a judging way at all I like mature fragrances and always have but I wouldn't want someone to blind buy this thinking it's a sweet floral or even anything like Beautiful Estee Lauder for example. This is spicy woodsy with a bit of an orange note and a small amount of floral. Hope this helps.

I think this juice looses a bit of oomph as it ages, my bottle isn't brand new. Opening is aniseed or liquorice and perfume smell, pleasant. The middle softens down I though it vanished Dry down is powdery, warm, sweet, sits close to the skin. Pleasing scent, half of me wants to sell it, half wants to keep some of it. I think the original Hypnose is more 'powerful' though I'd be comparing a new ish bottle with an older one, so don't think it's quite fair. I'd love to try a new bottle, if anyone's got any.... pm me

I don't know, maybe the tester was off, but to me it smelled very balsamic and earthy, all I was able to smell were rose, honey, patchouli and incense. In fact, the patchouli and incense notes were so strong, that they made me think the juice was off. Not even a hint of Coco Mademoiselle. And I happen to love almost anything that bears even the slightest resemblance to CM. Not this. Reading the comments I understand that I'm not the only one, who don't see the similarity between them. But how could so many reviewers be wrong? Maybe I should try it again. upd I gave it a second chance and I'm glad I did. It turned out, you guys were right, because at some point it became really similar to So Elixir, which is known to be similar to Coco Mad.

A blind buy for me, being a "Sweet" scent with honey... and for me... This is all pepper, some wood shavings, and light florals. I don't hate it... it's different than my usual gourmands, and it reminds me of Belle D'Opium for the pepper. I also think it's like Narciso R's EDT-- light, feminine, airy, elegant, expensive... but boring. Great quality but no OOMPH IMO. (Note... they don't smell the same... but the same feel/vibes to my nose) My first tissue test was very pencil shavings and pepper- but in a feminine way. Now 24 hours later, this tissue smells amazing! A light, quiet, but dreamy-creamy vanilla (benzoin tonka?)/sweet with just a tiny hint of pepper/patch/powder. My skin/clothing wear was peppery with patchouli. It was also very balmy/floral- which I liked. And I def got clean/soapy. Not sweet, but yet not horrible either. I'm "meh" about this. I never GOT honey. Bummer. And def no citrus. Looking at the notes, I'd say I got pepper-rose-patch-woods.

I love this scent, it simply smells amazing. Yet, every time I smell it, I am reminded of Chanel Mademoiselle - anyone else agree?

How many bottles of this have I finished? Can't recall. Long time signature, this perfume had become literally me. Still I love it, but I crave a little more change now, so I gravitate towards other scents, never forgetting about Hypnose Senses. Hypnose was too vanilla-y on me, nice and sweet, but it didn't speak to me at all, pleasant but somehow common. But the moment I sniffed the Senses flanker I was swoon, there that's it. Love it so much I won't even try to write an unbiased review. Has all the notes I love: honey, rose, patchouli(although it's not as prominent). On me it's boozy, sweet but not cloying, little peppery, and the drydown consists of honey, labdanum,resins and the rose. Always loved the drydown, it reminded me of church, intoxicating and heady. I carried this in my bag always and sprayed it liberally in order to enhance the headiness, didn't even care if others can't stand it. It was my signature fragrance and damn right i wanted my trail of perfume to be capturing others' noses. A bottle that was left somewhere in the back of my drawer has turned. I don't think it's a reformulated one, although you never know, they can reformulate and not inform the audience, but this has turned, i don't know why, it's not long ago that i bought it. Well for my pleasant surprise it turned woody, I'm all the more happier now, as i love a woody fragrance as well. What's really left of Hypnose Senses is the honey and the labdanum, no rose. I will wear it as it doesn't stink, it's just a lot different, more linear, doesn't develop, sillage is not as good as it was, but longevity stays the same. P.S.: Hypnose Senses is not similar to Coco Mademoiselle. I have both and I can compare them. I'm not going to delve into which is better, that is matter of taste,(well....and marketing). Just because they share some notes it doesn't mean the fragrances are any kind of sisters. a) They may both have patchouli, but in Coco Mademoiselle it is a diluted, yes diluted after the reformulation, let's say clean patchouli. In Hypnose Senses the patchouli might not be prominent, but it's just enough potent to add depth and balance the honey. b) Coco mademoiselle has the citrus notes as very prominent, whilst Hypnose Senses has them in the opening only. They will almost evaporate after the first minutes; and when HP reaches drydown there is nothing citric at all. c) the most important and major difference in my opinion: CM is a fruitchouli, (she might state she is a little balsamic, but truly she is not) HP is balsamic. These are two very distinct categories, you just can't go wrong. CM is fresh, clean, sparkly with a lovely drydown. HP's drydown is full on balsam, it even feels thick on the skin; rose dipped in a honey-balsam liquid, and if you break it down it truly is: amber (which in reality is recreated by labdanum and vanilla accords in perfumes, amber really does not have a scent), labdanum and resins. People sometimes complain that the drydown of HP reminds them of pencil shavings; honestly I have experienced the same, I like it and patchouli, if a proper one in perfume, for sure turns woody too. CM's drydown is lighter and lighter, does not get heavier throughout the day. d) pink pepper also makes a huge difference in the result, HP is spicy, CM is not. e) there are differences also in longevity and sillage. Both are long lasting, at least on my skin. But CM's sillage stays the same all day, it projects. HP becomes a skin scent after five or six hours of wear. The comparison of HP with CM reminds me of the one between Angel Thierry Mugler and Wish Chopard, because of the color of the perfume; Honestly there is nothing similar between them. People train your noses.

lancome hypnose senses is a lovely sweet,rose dominated floral which is wearable all around the year,but I think spring and fall are the best seasons for it It opens with orange and pink pepper,fresh and zesty but this sharpness dosen't last long and soon there is soft sweet honey,fresh rose and deep patchouli in a smoky spicy woodsy base which make the scent warm and dry some people may name it a sister of chanel coco mademoiselle,a sweeter more erotic one,and I can see some similarities between them(I think this is mostly about patchouli which is less dominant here) hypnose senses is mature with a girlish charming,as one of the reviewers has mentioned and is a romantic daytime fragrance,with great staying power and good sillage It is totally different from her mother(lancome hypnose)so if you don't like one of them,give the other one a chance

This was way too soapy on me. There is something nice in there that I do really like but there's just not enough of it so I will give my bottle away. It also didn't last longer than an hour on me and I actually completely forgot that I had even put on perfume after a while.

Why did Lancôme discontinue this gorgeous scent! Very sophisticated in my opinion. Lasts over 8 hours on me. I know of only one scent that I can get hold of that reminds me of this one and that is Swarovski aura. This was my signature scent

This was a blind buy. I was feeling rebellious and looking to break out of my usual white floral rut. This is a honeycomb wrapped in a flower with a touch of cream. Beautiful and so very different from others.

Warm and creamy scent, elegant, sensual, perfectly blended. Could be regarded as mature, although I can very well picture a woman aged 25 wearing it. Bought this in Spring and until recently I've ignored it completely - I just didn't feel 'in the mood' to wear it during the warm seasons. Now that it's getting colder outside, I find myself craving sweeter perfumes and this one is at the top of the list. Great value for its price, great sillage and lasting power, three spritz of this gem and I can feel it all day. Definitely worth purchasing.

I could really get to like this one. I love the combination of ingredients which unfortunately I cannot pick out proficiently due to an untrainable nose. Though I do get the honey and the warmth which I guess is the amber.Strangely though, each time I sniff it I am reminded of Dior Dune. Which suits me fine as Dune can be a little overpowering for some, I personally really like Dune. Hypnose Senses allows me to enjoy it's summery pleasantness without upsetting my co workers too much. Another Lancome perfume which is well done, with quiet strength and restrained staying power which won't offend the neighbours. All in all I'm pretty pleased with my purchase.

This has become one of my most used perfumes in my collection. I always seem to end up coming back to this and found myself panicked when my bottle was almost empty! Thats when knew it was really special to me. Some people compare it to Coco Mademoiselle, and I can see a small resemblance in the sweetness and patchouli. This develops in a completely different way though and the honey is what really makes this unique for me personally. The blend of Rose, honey and osmanthus is very sensual and the benzoin with patchouli gives it richness and depth. The opening is beautiful and fresh with the zesty orange and pink pepper - just enough here, pepper doesnt always work well for me but this is perfect. This is no copy, its probable Lancome tying to keep on trend yes...but not a copy. Not cheap either lol Its only £10 cheaper per 100ml than Coco Mademoiselle EDP - Hypnose senses is actually more expensive than Coco Mademoiselle EDT! It smells more like Yves Rocher So Elixir EDP - I use So Elixir body lotion with Hypnose senses as its alot cheaper. Also, Hypnose senses lotion seems really hard to come by. One of Lancome`s best in my opinion. I will be seriously gutted if they stop producing this and definitely hoard it!

I love the original Hypnose, so I thought I'd try this. It was awful on my skin. Utterly sickening, with a very stong chemical odour. I had to wash it off. I've only had to to this once before. Very disappointing and bears no similarity to the original Hypnose.

This one is supposed to be great for summer, but as I am testing it on a very hot summer day, I must say it's sweetness and strongness are a little overwhelming for summer. It's a strong floral scent with honey. I think the original is more pleasant than this one, that big amount of honey is not for me. It's feminine, sweet and balsamic fragrance, suitable for autumn or winter in my opinion. But the packaging is cute, I love everything in that pink/orange color.

Disappointing fragrance. I bought it when gift with purchase was on at the Lancome counter, but have now offloaded it onto my mum. It doesn't really fit in any categories... I didn't mind the scent at first, but it doesn't dry down to an overly nice base and then it's just gone.

Deep honey balm, relaxing, but quite sexy. Name 'Senses' suits it very well, because this scent is definitely very sensual. Sweet & intoxicating. Senses' storm :)