Lancôme Absolue Rose 80 Essence-in-Lotion

Name: Lancôme Absolue Rose 80 Essence-in-Lotion
Brand: Lancôme
SKU: A2200227
Price: 155.00 USD
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Lancôme’s Absolue Rose 80 Essence-in-Lotion feels like a soft-focus filter in a bottle—weightless, indulgent, and unmistakably French. The formula is saturated with 80% rosewater and a blend of luxe rose extracts, giving it a velvety, cushiony texture that melts instantly into skin and leaves behind a sensation that’s fresh, never sticky or heavy. Hyaluronic acid delivers a long drink of hydration while Proxylane amps up smoothness and bounce, so each application is less about routine and more about a tiny moment of self-care, swirled in modern botanical luxury.

This essence-in-lotion slips seamlessly into a twice-daily ritual, working across skin types—including sensitive—without overwhelming or congesting. Think of it as the connective tissue between your cleanser and your serums: its speedy absorption means you can layer up without pilling, and the cooling texture calms stressed skin almost on contact. It doesn’t compete with follow-up moisturizers or sunscreen, instead setting the stage for a calm, glassy complexion whether you’re headed to work or winding down before bed. A few drops pressed in with palms is all it takes; no cotton round required unless you’re in the mood. The streamlined bottle and petal-infused scent make it a quietly decadent addition to the essentials lineup, aligning with the rise of sensorial, European-style skin rituals where pleasure and payoff go hand in hand.

Materials / Fabrication

80% rosewater infusion
Damascena Rose water, Perpetual Rose Extract, Centifolia Rose Extract, Damascena Rose Oil
Proxylane (developed by L'Oréal, originally derived from sugar)
Hyaluronic Acid
Hydrating, cushiony-to-fluid formula
Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin
Ideal for dull, dehydrated, or rough skin

Recommended Care

Store lotion in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve potent botanical ingredients.
Keep the cap tightly closed to prevent contamination and drying out of the formula.
Avoid introducing water or other products into the bottle to maintain product integrity.
For hygiene, use clean hands or a fresh cotton round when applying.
Discontinue use if irritation occurs; avoid contact with eyes.

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About Lancome

Lancome is a renowned luxury beauty brand recognized for its innovative skincare, makeup, and fragrance offerings. Established in 1935, the brand has a longstanding reputation for combining scientific research with French elegance, resulting in products that are both effective and sensorially appealing. Lancome’s extensive portfolio includes bestselling serums, moisturizers, lipsticks, mascaras, foundations, and signature fragrances, catering to a wide range of skin types and beauty needs. Known for developing iconic products like Advanced Génifique and L’Absolu Rouge, Lancome continues to set trends in the beauty industry while maintaining a commitment to quality and luxurious experience. Shoppers trust Lancome for its performance-driven formulas and timeless sophistication.