Ô d'Azur Lancôme 2010

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6.9 / 10 143 Ratings

A perfume by Lancôme for women, released in 2010. The scent is fresh-floral. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fresh

Floral

Citrus

Fruity

Sweet

Fragrance Notes

Musk

Calabrian lemon

Cedarwood

Lychee

Pink pepper

Sicilian bergamot

Damask rose Peony

Peony

Perfumers

Sophie Labbé, Domitille Michalon-Bertier

Ratings

Scent

6.9143 Ratings

Longevity

5.9106 Ratings

Sillage

5.593 Ratings

Bottle

7.8108 Ratings

Value for money

7.817 Ratings

Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 05/02/2025.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/04/2018

8
Bottle 7
Sillage 6
Longevity 7
Scent

Jazzy76
320 Reviews

Jazzy76

1

Clean and refreshing

It is meant to be worn in summer :its fizzy opening and the flowery -fresh heart give a clean and refreshing result . It's a very pleasant scent perfect in the hottest days. Less citrusy and vibrant than the original O by Lancome , I find it easy to wear and modern , adapt to all ages, when you need a soft and fresh cocoon.

05/03/2025

7
Bottle 7
Sillage 9
Longevity 6
Scent

Kerkyra74
396 Reviews

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Kerkyra74

1

Soapy lemon marshmallow bomb

First it was the cherry that drove me to despair, now it's the lemon. The fragrance reminds me of Aqua di gioa intense. Only more citrusy, yet somehow soapy, old-fashioned, somehow not refreshing either. For me, the musk is too omnipresent here, which I unfortunately also had after a short time with the previously mentioned candidate. I don't want to say it smells like refreshing tissues, it's not pungent enough for that, but it still has something of the Eau de Cologogne that grandma used to drip behind her ears.

04/11/2019

Martine
9 Reviews

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Martine

Top Review 13

Once again something "very simple"

Vacation. A few days in Barcelona. I have all the time in the world to indulge in the scents of Cortes Ingles. And try some. My beloved Hermessencen (Myrrhe Eglantine begins to please me), the new 1957 from Chanel, also La Pausa, even Molinard fragrances, which I did not know until now (Chypre Charnel is interesting).

And despite all my enthusiasm, suddenly the desire for a "simple" fragrance arises in me. A fragrance like before, when I wasn't so spoiled olfactorically and could be very happy when the perfumes just worked well on me, like Allure by Chanel or No. 4 by Jil Sander.

My search focus changes immediately, suddenly I find myself at the Lancom stand. And reach for O d'Azur. And sniff something. Try O de Lancome, too. So, exciting. O de Lancome doesn't work. It must have appeared in 1969. You can smell it. But O d'Azur attracts me. I'll buy it!

I'm not so interested in the fragrances in the foreground, the citric ones in the opening, the rose and the peony in the heart note. I'm not even sure I can spot the rose as such. Anyway, it smells clearly flowery, not fruity.

As always, I am more interested in the plasticity of the fragrance. And I like it. It surrounds me a rather firm, not cloudy fraying fragrance field, with little Sillage, but close to the body warm and round. The "consistency" reminds of the fresh warmth in a pine forest in the late afternoon at heat. There is a lot of oxygen...and also a slight wood note, which is often very synthetic in newer fragrances. But here is bearable and fortunately very enigmatic.

You read O d'Azur doesn't smell intense. Seems to me that's what's wanted. Here the haptic is in the foreground. You can breathe freely, and yet there is something enveloping, warm summery.

All in all a beautiful fragrance with an acceptable shelf life (6 to 8 hours). A perfect modern interpretation of the famous O de Lancome! And an excellent choice if you want it to be something "quite simple" again!

08/24/2018

8
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8.5
Scent

pudelbonzo
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pudelbonzo

Top Review 22

The bearable lightness of being

Yesterday I was in a brooding mood and couldn't do anything right.

Doubts about the world in general - and about me in particular - hung like a heavy, black cloud above me.

It occurred to me how the translator examination of the London Chamber of Commerce was brewing, and the whole seminar broke out in nervousness.
I was at the front of the scary ones, of course.
But it wasn't the tricky topics I had to deal with that kept me down, but the creepy public transport from Bo to Essen.
Indeed no world trip, but already the idea of an overcrowded S train robbed me of my sleep.

I entrusted myself to a resolute fellow inmate, and she offered me her strong shoulder to lean on.
I survived the ghost train ride standing upright.
When I entered the examination hotel, a millstone had fallen from me - and I was the only good-humoured person among the pale waiting.
Friendly I smiled in dense faces, went light-heartedly into the test, and passed it with joy.

And this feeling of lightness after depression is also conveyed by Azur.
It creates optimism without exuberance, and creative joy without actionism.
Azur makes legs, but you stay on the carpet.
Citrus caviar appears apart sweet - sour, and gives momentum, but the rose aroma dims gently so you don't take off.
Further grounding is provided by the wood notes.

An honest, cheerful fragrance that doesn't fool you - but draws your attention to the positive.

He whispers - completely in the sense of my grandmother - Who wants to create must be cheerful.