Emma Watson’s Fragrance Journey: From ‘Trésor Midnight Rose’ to a Missing Childhood Scent

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In the clip: Emma Watson in an interview about her horror film “Regression”

Trésor Midnight Rose by Lancôme

This perfume was kissed awake by Emma Watson from her fragrance slumber: Trésor Midnight Rose by Lancôme. “I didn’t really like perfume; I thought they were very heavy, but this scent is light and playful. I am excited to be the face of a fragrance that I love like crazy,” she told the British edition of Vogue during the launch of the scent in 2011.

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It’s understandable that Emma associates a lot with the floral-sweet scent: she was even involved in the design of the bottle (the iconic Lancôme Rose is tinted in a deep lilac) and played the lead role in the advertising campaign.

This is how Trésor Midnight Rose by Lancôme smells

Top note: Raspberry and Rose
Heart note: Jasmine, Blackcurrant Blossom, Peony and Pink Pepper
Base note: Musk, Cedar and Vanilla

Price: 30 ml for about 60 Euros

Paradoxe by Prada

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Okay, Emma never said she actually wears “Paradoxe” by Prada. But she has a lot in common with the scent: her love for fresh, floral and cheerful aromas. In addition, she was the face of the Prada perfume and got a pixie cut just for that. And let’s not forget: she made her directorial debut in the campaign. So, it doesn’t seem too far-fetched to think that she occasionally sprays the scent on herself to remember that grand time in her life, right?

This is how Paradoxe by Dior smells

Top note: Pear, Tangerine, and Calabrian Bergamot
Heart note: Jasmine-Sambac Absolute, Tunisian Orange Blossom Absolute, Bitter Orange Blossom, and Neroli
Base note: Ambrofix, Bourbon Vanilla, Serenolid, and Siam Benzoin

Price: 30 ml for about 82 Euros

Be Delicious by DKNY

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Emma made it clear that she is not an excessive perfume fan, but during her “Harry Potter” days, she reportedly relied on a specific scent—namely “Be Delicious” by DKNY, a very fresh perfume regarded as a true fragrance classic for women.

“Be Delicious” visually resembles a green apple, which is a reference to New York, aka the “Big Apple.” Of course, green apple is also part of the composition—the fruity-floral freshness was something Emma always needed.

This is how Be Delicious by DKNY smells

Top note: Cucumber, Magnolia, and Grapefruit
Heart note: Green Apple, Lily of the Valley, Tuberose, Rose, and Violet
Base note: Woods and White Amber

Price: 30 ml for about 40 Euros

Mysterious favorite scent

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Tragically! Emma Watson’s favorite scent is untraceable. In an interview with “Into the Gloss,” she explained how this happened:

“It was the first perfume my father bought for me when I was 11 or 12 years old. We went to the French Provence, and he took me to a perfume factory where we saw how it was made. We bought it there, and I don’t know where else you can get it. I’ve tried to find it, but I can’t, so I just keep it with me as a good luck charm.

In an interview with Vogue India, she even mentioned that she tried to have the scent recreated, but it didn’t work out.

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