Ralph Lauren Blue

Ralph Lauren Blue carries the name of its house, Ralph Lauren, joined to the English word blue. It is released as an Eau de Toilette, a form in which the odorous materials, carried by alcohol, retain an airy allure suited to the citrus and water notes of its composition.

Top

Lotus brings an aquatic freshness tinged with powder, melon a sweet fruit with watery accents. Orange plays on sugar and acidity, bergamot a fresh fruitiness, grapefruit its sharp citrus. Flowers already emerge: a white lily, soft and spicy, a tender peony with hints of rose and lily of the valley.

Heart

Gardenia opens green and fruity, crossed with a metallic note. Tuberose gives honey, wax and cream; rose, warm, in turn brings honey and wax. Jasmine, sweet, keeps a wild warmth. Lemony, tonic verbena and fresh basil with anise nuances lighten this bouquet.

Base

Sandalwood offers a velvety, warm wood, vetiver a smoky earth. Musk leans toward the animalic on a woody base, ambrette toward amber and powder. Oakmoss brings its earthy, damp, almost mossy matter.

Floral family

The floral register here rests on a rich bouquet: lily and peony from the opening, gardenia, tuberose, jasmine and rose at the heart tier. White flowers of this type, rich in honeyed, waxy and creamy facets, are recognized by their opulence, framed by the citrus and lotus of the top notes.