Ô Oui joins Lancôme’s Les Ô collection in 2026, a year after its launch. This floral fruity Eau de Toilette pairs a lychee accord and bergamot with the centifolia rose the house grows in Grasse, over a base of ambrette and musks. Lancôme credits the composition to Quentin Bisch and Louise Turner, perfumers at Givaudan. The name echoes a perfume from 1999, with nothing else carried over.
The Les Ô collection bottle, its glass engraved with Lancôme’s Rose Agora pattern, reveals a pink juice; a single size, 100 ml.
Ô Oui takes up the Les Ô collection bottle, shared by its Eaux de Toilette. The house claims a purity of design meant to let the color of each juice speak: for Ô Oui, a pink tinted by three colorants declared on the label.
The Rose Agora pattern, Lancôme’s emblem, is engraved in the glass. The house presents the bottle as an object of beauty as much as a vessel for “a thousand drops of positive emotions.” The Eau de Toilette comes in a single size, 100 ml.
The body and hair mist that accompanies it comes in a compact pink bottle with a soft-touch finish, designed to be carried and sprayed throughout the day, on the body, in the hair or on clothes.