O d’Azur by Lancôme

Fresh and soft, with floating citrus and floral notes. The longevity is short, making it ideal for daytime or post-shower. Pleasant, but I wouldn’t buy it again.

What a beautiful Fragrantica entry. I’ve had it for a year and use it in spring and summer. Today is winter and I tried it. The opening is lovely, a citrus, floral blend with a sweet touch. It’s elegant and delicate. On me, it lasts between 5 and 6 hours, which is decent for an EDT. It has Lancôme quality.

It’s my aunt’s perfume and one day I asked to try it. It suits her better than me: it’s a linear cocktail of gentle flowers, with very fresh rose and peony and a bit of citrus, with a touch of musk to give it weight. It projects well at first, but becomes intimate in under an hour. That said, it lasted until I showered the next day. It’s feminine, for daytime, and for good weather. Very pleasant and a good wardrobe staple for those who appreciate subtle florals. But there are many similar perfumes if it’s discontinued. Pleasant: 6/10 Interesting: 1/10 Versatile: 7/10 Original: 1/10

I bought it on recommendation, blindly, and was encouraged more because it was discontinued and I got it at a good price. It smells good, sophisticated, elegant, soft, and very wearable for daytime or an informal meeting. I discovered that Bright Crystal Absolu is a perfect dupe; I have both and when I smelled O d’Azur it reminded me of one I already owned. It’s very similar to Versace’s Bright Crystal Absolu, but O d’Azur lasts longer and you need fewer sprays. The sillage is very soft, more of a personal scent than one to attract attention. I recommend it because it relaxes me and makes me feel clean and fresh.

For me it’s a fresh floral and quite sweet, and it’s precisely that sweetness that I find unpleasant. It doesn’t seem cheerful to me and I certainly wouldn’t wear it on a hot summer day.

It’s a clean, floral, soapy base, incredibly enveloping and gentle. It smells of innocence, joy, and youth, like a walk under an orange sky in spring. Ideal for the office, university, or work; perfect for sharing space and fixing happy memories while feeling very feminine. It opens with plenty of Damask rose, without being invasive; paired with bergamot, it creates a fruity and floral duo that enhances the aquatic and woody notes. It’s well-constructed, slightly linear but with good development. Lasts all day on clothes and 4 to 6 hours on skin. I wear it in various situations, from dinners with friends to moments of concentration. It’s my fourth Azur and is now essential. Note: it’s not for loud women; it’s soft and floral-aquatic, nothing flashy to announce itself, but rather to dress you in cleanliness and femininity, something oriental or overpowering scents can’t achieve.

I tried it in 2012 and it was a beast: super citrusy with a floral touch, ideal for standing out. It’s the only summer scent that lasts on my skin. Without a doubt, I would buy it again.

It’s timeless, feminine, with a floral sweetness that gives you confidence. Ideal for confident, intelligent women without being loud, even a bit shy but kind, creative, and affectionate. Perfect for the office, classes, dinners where you don’t want to overwhelm, or your evening reading moments. It’s special and has an unforgettable scent. My partner loves it; he says it smells clean and makes him feel happy; he associates it with my personality and loves that emotional balance and floral aroma. Regardless, it makes me feel good, I like it, and it’s my wardrobe staple for any occasion.

Despite its simplicity, this fragrance is quite an experience. Every time I smell it, especially after not using it for a while, I enter a state of intoxicating happiness I haven’t felt since Kenzo’s Amour Indian Holi was discontinued, and although they bear no resemblance to each other. It obsessed me last summer. I hate citrus perfumes, but here they aren’t piercing; it’s incredibly fresh yet cosy. The rose is light, and the woody notes give it an interesting touch, as if it carries more than just a simple summer perfume. Luminous, elegant, feminine, and unpretentious. Radiant and beautiful.

Despite its simplicity, this fragrance is a whole experience. Every time I smell it, especially after a break, I get a heady happiness I haven’t felt since Kenzo’s Amour Indian Holi was discontinued, and although they don’t resemble each other at all. It went crazy over me last summer when I discovered it by chance. Generally, I hate perfumes with citrus notes, but here they aren’t sharp at all. On the contrary: it’s very fresh yet cosy. The rose is light and the woody notes give it that interesting touch that makes me feel I’m wearing more than just a simple summer eau de toilette. It’s luminous, elegant, feminine, and unpretentious. Radiant and very, very beautiful.

A clear example of well-made and structured musk. It evokes subtle notes, allowing the citrus and florals to shine in harmony. It brings to mind the French Riviera and is a Mediterranean, feminine, and youthful aroma. The opening is citrusy, like a squeezed lemon, moving into a pink rose with a very well-crafted bitter-sweet tinge. A rose present throughout its evolution, accompanied by red fruity effluvia, romantic and innocent. It’s wearable, with good performance and a distinguished touch. Ideal for any occasion, great for holidays, relaxation, and leisure. Lancôme loves roses, and here it’s a youthful, luminous, and cheerful rose.

I started wearing this EDT today, and for an EDT, it lasted more than 7 hours and smells great, honestly. I don’t like fruity scents, but this one suited me very well and I accepted it. Ideal for summer days and daily wear… nothing invasive or cloying. Recommended!

Fresh and ultra-feminine, smelling of lemon and rose. At first, straight from the cap, it’s very citrusy, but within three minutes, you smell the rose. In the heart, there’s a perfect balance between the two with an almond-like base. I wear it all year round, though it does evoke spring and summer. Good longevity with moderate to weak projection.

What a wonderful smell! It’s a marvellous, fine, and elegant scent. I always say it’s perfect for a bride: it smells of rose at first, then intensifies slightly without being overpowering. It has excellent fixative qualities, though the price is a little on the pricey side.