Trésor opens with a warm rush of peach and apricot blossom that feels ripe without being candied — there's a softness to it, cushioned by lilac, lily of the valley, and a whisper of pineapple and berg...
Trésor is strongly associated with nostalgia — many enthusiasts encountered it as a parent's signature scent in the 1990s, giving it an emotional weight that purely new releases can't replicate.
Performance is consistently praised as one of its strongest attributes: longevity is described as formidable, often lasting well into the next day on clothing, and sillage is noted as substantial enough that a light hand with the spray bottle is advisable.
The most common comparison point is Coty's Exclamation — the two share a similar powdery-sweet floral vibe, though Trésor is generally considered the richer and more complex of the pair.
Reformulation is a recurring topic, with vintage enthusiasts tending to view older formulas as more nuanced and complex than current versions, though the modern EdP still garners appreciation from newer fans.
Flankers like La Nuit Trésor come up frequently alongside the original — fans note the flanker as a darker, more modern, vanilla-heavy take, with some even preferring it, while others maintain the original holds a depth the flankers haven't matched.
