Azur de Puig

This is one of those citrus fresh scents of the 70 ́s. It was wildly popular in Spain in the day, but until today still remains popular as it is so fresh and light and very wearable in hot weather, office, etc. Very sporty, with a light sillage and moderate longevity. Cheap as chips, you can buy a bottle of this stuff for 7-8€. So refreshing that is really a pleasure to bathe in it after the shower during a very hot summer or after washing the salty water off your skin after a day on the beach. This is freshness in a bottle. Even if it ́s marketed towards women, its very unisex, like many other fresh fragances from the 70 ́s. This is one of my choices when going to the gym, running, riding a train or a bus in the most infernal summer, hiking, etc. Back in the day it was marketed as a luxurious fragance and even today the Spanish royal family act as sandwich-board-men for this, sailing in yatches named after Azur de Puig. But nowadays it ́s really cheap and can be found in every supermarket and drugstore. Doesn ́t smell dated at all, like many other fresh scents can be worn today without the retro feeling, but may feel too sharp to those people who like candy smells. A basic EDT that almost every Spanish household keep in their wardrobes. Has a similar vibe as other Puig classics like Estivalia, Thais, Zinnia or Depende.

This is an oldie which clearly still has its market, since it is quite easy to find, for quite cheap, in spanish supermarkets and drugstores. And it really is interesting. I get a lot of thyme in this perfume, anchored with some citrus and patchouli and lily of the valley peeking in ocasionally. Thyme is such an interesting, dry and herbal note. It trends a bit masculine for me to use it often, but I find it really pleasing. Huge longevity unexpectedly.

this is one of Spains most popular and, in terms of price, affordable parfums ever made here, I can remember mum and older sister using that in the 70s and its fresh, summerish smell,here in Spain this kinda parfums are called big public for its poularity and non expensive prices,a must

Very fresh, citrusy scent apt for summer. Lucky enough to come across this Spanish perfume that adds a different flavor to my collection. It's women's perfume, but more unisex in my opinion. In fact, my boyfriend also likes using this! An absolute bang for my buck!

Azur had a brother,but while Azur is still alive his brother,Verte,sadly,passed away,aka,was discontinued,if Azur is oceanic and marine,azur,bleu,Verte,green,was vegetal and herbal