Interesting, don't seem for another.

Sensual

Pricey / Poor Value

Why yes? I bought this perfume because I liked the sample and found it on sale a while ago (20￡ for 100mls bottle). The opening is very fresh, a pure blast of citrus fruit but not aggressive by any means. I can particularly sense grapefruit which I love.

delicious; fresh smell

weak

This is an amazing scent. I took a chance on it as I like rose scents and also like an earlier Lanvin scent. It is distinctive and very long lasting (much more so than many other perfumes), but not over-powering; but it does not smell particularly of roses! Definitely recommended.

when I shop for perfume, I always look for fruity and floral smell that is subtle but lasts long. I think this is just perfect for it. I tried Chanel but it's a little too strong for me and i think that's more for older women. As a 21 year old girl, I think this perfume is totally fit for me.

Love this scent, its light, lasts long time. (I picked up a sweater from last winter that I haven't washed and this perfume was still still on)Give it a try.

These Parfums gorgeous. Good for gift. I used them every day. The pleasant aroma for which everyone pays attention.

Great Smell

I bought this thinking it would be lovely for some reason, how wrong can you be? It is horrible and the only use I can think of is the vacuum, but then I cannot stand the smell of it so what's the point. Give it a wide berth.

None

The fashion house of Lanvin has launched the Rumeur 2 Rose in 2008. The perfume is the newer version of the fragrance –

I LOVE the original Rumeur and a nice rose scent is always welcome. In my mind "Rumeur 2 Rose" would smell reminiscent of the original Rumeur with a nicely blended rose note. The thought alone was soo tempting that I just wanted to tell the sales lady to ring it up.

As much as I want to splurge my money on a pair of grosgrain laced lanvin sneakers or sinister clacking pumps, it's such a dream to wear and thus, a dream it shall remain. The only way I can get a taste of that Parisian luxury is perhaps by donning their attainably-priced perfumes.