Lancome O D'Azur 75ml Eau de Toilette Spray for Her

Lancome O d’Azur – Floral Fruity Women’s Fragrance (2010)

O d’Azur by Lancôme, launched in 2010 and created by perfumers Domitille Michalon-Bertier and Sophie Labbe, is a radiant Floral Fruity fragrance designed for women. Bright, elegant, and refreshing, this scent captures the spirit of Mediterranean sunshine and is perfectly suited for Spring and Summer wear.

The fragrance opens with a sparkling burst of Amalfi Lemon and Bergamot. These crisp citrus notes deliver immediate freshness, creating a lively and uplifting first impression. The opening feels clean, vibrant, and full of energy.

At the heart, delicate florals emerge with Peony, Pink Pepper, and Rose. Peony adds soft femininity, while rose enhances the floral elegance. Pink pepper introduces a subtle spicy nuance that gives the composition a modern edge and prevents it from feeling overly sweet.

The base settles into a smooth and airy blend of Ambrette (Musk) and Woodsy Notes. Ambrette adds a soft musky warmth, while the woody accords provide gentle depth and longevity. The result is a fresh yet lasting dry-down with refined sophistication.

Fragrance Notes:

Top Notes: Amalfi Lemon, Bergamot
Middle Notes: Peony, Pink Pepper, Rose
Base Notes: Ambrette (Musk), Woodsy Notes

Ideal for women who appreciate fresh citrus floral fragrances, clean summer perfumes, elegant daytime scents, and Mediterranean-inspired compositions, Ô d’Azur offers brightness with graceful depth.

Crisp, feminine, and beautifully balanced, Lancôme Ô d’Azur is a true floral delight with refreshing citrus undertones and a clean, sophisticated finish.

How to Apply
For best results, apply the fragrance to your body’s warmest points—such as your wrists, neck, and the creases of your elbows—where the heat helps to enhance and prolong the scent.
Avoid rubbing the fragrance into your skin after application, as this can diminish its longevity.
If applying to your wrists, reapply after washing your hands to maintain the fragrance throughout the day