Guerlain L'Heure Bleue Eau de Toilette

The Eau de Toilette L'Heure Bleue by the perfume house Guerlain can enchant with just its name, which translates literally as "The Blue Hour" or more poetically as "Twilight". This masterpiece of perfumery was created in 1912 by Jacques Guerlain. The fragrance belongs to the floral category, yet it has such a rich composition, incorporating woody and spicy shades, that it should not be seen as a mere floral bouquet.

The initial notes greet us with spicy anise and coriander combined with bright, juicy citrus - bergamot, lemon, and neroli, followed by a vast variety of floral shades. The heart of the perfume contains scents of carnation, orchid, jasmine, neroli, heliotrope, ylang-ylang, and Bulgarian rose. The base woody notes, lending a sense of discernment and monumentality to the carefree flowers, include scents of sandalwood, musk, iris, benzoin, vanilla, and vetiver.