Envol by Lancome: launched in 1957. Created by Armand Petitjean (some sources note that Jean Hervelein composed it).
Envol by Lancome was available in the following:
So what does it smell like? It is described as a green floral chypre perfume with a dominant lily note mingling with fruits.
The New Yorker - Volume 33, 1957
Harper's Bazaar, 1957
In the early 1980s, Ted Lapidus bought the license to produce Envol perfume from Lancome and sold it under his own name as well as a Lancome branded perfumed deodorant spray for a short time. This was reformulated by Roger Pellegrino from the original Lancome version. Both the Ted Lapidus Envol and the packaging for the Lancome Envol deodorant spray have the same theme.
So what does the reformulated version smell like? It is classified as a sharp, floral chypre perfume for women with a more pronounced ozonic aldehyde note with fruity and woody notes.
Envol by Ted Lapidus was discontinued by 1991.
- Perfume
- 1 oz Eau D'Envol (Eau de Toilette)
- 2 oz Eau D"Envol (Eau de Toilette)
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? It is described as a green floral chypre perfume with a dominant lily note mingling with fruits.
- Top notes: aldehydes, Sicilian lemon, French carnation, Calabrian bergamot, lilac, French narcissus, green note
- Middle notes: Dutch hyacinth, French narcissus, fruity notes, lily, lily of the valley, Grasse rose, Egyptian jasmine
- Base notes: leather, Tyrolean oakmoss, Tibetan musk, Iranian galbanum, Java vetiver, ambergris, Indian sandalwood, Indonesian patchouli
The New Yorker - Volume 33, 1957
Harper's Bazaar, 1957
"Lancome, in the same floral mood, Has introduced Envol (lily, jasmine, and rose are a few of the flowers in it) and is pushing a revival of the woodsy Fleches d'Or. An ounce of either is $27.50, a half ounce is $ 15.40. "
Harper's Bazaar, 1957
"ENVOL - lovely, light-hearted beginning for a life of romance! Double a debut for two dramatically different fragrances from LANCOME ... who gave you Magie, and Seul Tresor and Tresor. Have a beautiful Christmas."
Bottles:
Period Advertisements:
The New Yorker - Volume 33, 1957
"Lancome, in the same floral mood, Has introduced Envol (lily, jasmine, and rose are a few of the flowers in it) and is pushing a revival of the woodsy Fleches d'Or. An ounce of either is $27.50, a half ounce is $ 15.40. "
Harper's Bazaar, 1957
"ENVOL - lovely, light-hearted beginning for a life of romance! Double a debut for two dramatically different fragrances from LANCOME ... who gave you Magie, and Seul Tresor and Tresor. Have a beautiful Christmas."
The Fate of the Fragrance:
Discontinued, dates unknown. Still Being sold in 1966.In the early 1980s, Ted Lapidus bought the license to produce Envol perfume from Lancome and sold it under his own name as well as a Lancome branded perfumed deodorant spray for a short time. This was reformulated by Roger Pellegrino from the original Lancome version. Both the Ted Lapidus Envol and the packaging for the Lancome Envol deodorant spray have the same theme.
So what does the reformulated version smell like? It is classified as a sharp, floral chypre perfume for women with a more pronounced ozonic aldehyde note with fruity and woody notes.
- Top notes: aldehydes, citrus notes, narcissus, hyacinth,
- Middle notes: rose, jasmine, carnation, tuberose, fruits, galbanum
- Base notes: myrrh, patchouli, musk, leather, amber, sandalwood, oakmoss
Envol by Ted Lapidus was available in the following:
- Perfume
- 1.7 oz Eau de Toilette Spray
- 3.4 oz Eau de Toilette Spray
- 6.8 oz Eau de Toilette Splash
- Eau de Parfum
Envol by Ted Lapidus was discontinued by 1991.
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