Lancôme has launched La Vie Est Belle Domaine de la Rose, a new limited edition flanker to 2012's La Vie Est Belle.  La Vie Est Belle Domaine de la Rose is named for the brand's ecological horticultural site in Grasse, Le Domaine de la Rose, which will open to the public next year.

At the heart of the Grasse region, Lancôme has established Le Domaine de la Rose, an ecological horticultural site spanning 9.8 acres (4 hectares) purchased in 2020. The project was developed around two major areas: the development of agricultural activity with the cultivation of organic roses and perfume plants, as well as the restoration of the main house using local, recycled, and biosourced materials, and the preservation of the arboreal heritage. Lancôme thus becomes the owner, producer, and protector of a complete agricultural and horticultural patrimony, a first for a selective beauty brand. This ecological project, which makes sparing use of resources and materials with restraint and a contemporary approach, reflects the brand's values and draws on the essence of its origins as a perfume house.

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Discover the new La Vie est Belle Domaine de la Rose Extrait de Parfum, a limited edition offered in a recyclable outer case made of biocellulose paper. Inside, a floral interpretation of the iconic scent...Sustainably sourced and handpicked at our biodiversity sanctuary of the Domaine de la Rose in Grasse, the iconic Centifolia Rose is at the heart of the new limited edition of La Vie est Belle.

Additional notes include bergamot, pink pepper, green plant accord, jasmine, iris, patchouli, gourmand accord and amber wood.

Lancôme La Vie Est Belle Domaine de la Rose is available in 30 ml Extrait de Parfum, €98 at Breuninger in Germany.

(first quote via prnewswire, second quote via Lᴀɴᴄᴏ̂ᴍᴇ Bᴇᴀᴜᴛʏ at Facebook, additional information via breuninger)

Update: La Vie Est Belle Domaine de la Rose was developed by perfumers Dominique Ropion and Anne Flipo (both of whom worked on the original La Vie Est Belle).

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