Azzaro Pour Elle came out in 2015 under Clarins Fragrance Group as the feminine counterpart to Azzaro pour Homme. Nathalie Lorson and Fabrice Pellegrin composed a floral woody amber: a rosé Champagne accord and green cardamom on top, rose and lily in the heart, cashmere wood and olibanum incense in the base. In 2025, the house reused the name for a different eau de parfum.
In June 2015, the author of the Canadian blog Cosmetic Proof found it a sweet floral, fairly potent, with a pronounced musky base, lasting through the day and wearable even at the office despite its sensuality.
Olfastory’s review
Cosmetic Proof, a sweet floral
On June 6, 2015, the author of the Canadian blog Cosmetic Proof said she is not much drawn to florals but is attracted to any sweet touch, which is what won her over here. She would have described it in a word, sweet floral, leaving the details of the notes to the house.
She found it fairly potent, with a resonating musky base: a few sprays are enough. It lasts through the day and, despite its sensuality, she would wear it to the office. The faceted bottle, which reminds her of diamonds, pleases her as much as the juice, as does the fact that it is refillable.