L’Heure de Nuit is the eau de parfum Thierry Wasser composed for Guerlain in 2012, the year L’Heure Bleue turned one hundred, offering a lighter reading of it. Orange blossom and heliotrope in the heart, iris, vanilla, and white musks in the base. It is sold in the Les Parisiennes collection, in the 125 ml bee bottle.
Guerlain’s bee bottle, in an exclusive 125 ml size, inside an amethyst leather-effect case.
L’Heure de Nuit comes in the bee bottle, Guerlain’s emblem, which the house reserves for it in an exclusive 125 ml size. It is this bottle, not the inverted heart of L’Heure Bleue, that carries Wasser’s tribute to the 1912 classic.
Guerlain houses it in an amethyst-colored leather-effect case, designed to be turned into a jewelry box. The juice is blue: its ingredient list declares three colorants, a blue, a violet, and a yellow.
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