Eau Belle

Likewise, the sea and the sunny climate of these regions are for him inexhaustible sources of creativity. Thus, when Azzaro created Eau Belle, in 1995, he wanted this fragrance to tell of the flower, the murmur and the charm of the Mediterranean.

The transparent and confident beauty of Eau Belle

Eau Belle is a fragrance created as a tribute to Loris Azzaro's countries of origin as well as to his love for women. Indeed, even though some of the men's fragrances from the Azzaro house are now particularly well known, this house has always held a very special attachment to women. This time, it is therefore a question of a transparent, soft and familiar femininity. Eau Belle is a fragrance containing typically Mediterranean sensations. It is at once fresh as sea spray, luminous as the sun and cheerful as the people living in that place. This personal composition is thus interwoven with its creator's childhood memories and emotions. Eau Belle then magnificently lives up to its name if one considers that it is the most beautiful of waters for Loris Azzaro. As suggested by its color, somewhere between yellow and blue, Eau Belle is a fragrance halfway between land and sea. It leaves dreamy and sublimates all the women touched by its sun-kissed aura.

Azzaro's floral freshness

Naturally, since Eau Belle is a fragrance inspired by the sea, it could not present a composition without bringing a strong dose of freshness. Thus, Eau Belle opens with an explosion of citrus. It notably contains Sicilian mandarin, Japanese yuzu, Calabrian lemon and bergamot, a fruit resulting from the crossing of the lemon tree and the bitter orange tree. All of this is nonetheless softened by the velvety presence of peach. This tender and juicy fruit then gives way to a more floral heart. The bouquet contained in the Eau Belle fragrance also combines wild jasmine, cyclamen, freesia and mock orange from Provence. The whole is enhanced by a spicy touch of rose, while Eau Belle gradually slips toward woodier notes. It concludes with a blend of cedar, cypress and wild rose warmed by a touch of honey and amber. The whole is presented in a mischievous bottle stacking three glass bubbles. Eau Belle here reveals its color reminiscent of a Mediterranean shore. The whole is shaped asymmetrically and is the work of the artisanal glassworks of Biot.