Judith Brin 

L'Heure Bleue, I loved it when my roomate introduced me to the world of classy perfume. I wore it on and off when the occasion called. Years later, I was reading the beginnings of Outlander, when one of the main characters , Claire was putting it on her hairbrush to try and tame her curly hair. I still had some in my perfume cabinet. Now it is too sweet for me but I still have a fondness for all the memories.

Luzmarina 

L'Heure Bleue is a notoriously elegant scent with It's sweet floral notes and a touch of vanilla. It is distinguished, alluring and captivating. It will transcend the barriers of time and will continue to be the signature fragrance of the young and the young at heart!

Lois 

L’heure Bleue I hate it. I read about It in some novel and got curious. Will try to give it away. Sorry. Your service and prices are great. Will probably try Tabu next. I used to love it as a young girl and am curious to see what I would think of it now.

Lynn Duncan  

L’Heure Bleue I love the scent. Buy the tester to carry in purse because the scent fades fast. Does not have lasting scent. Great when first sprayed.

Gloria Anchio 

Guerlain's L'Heure Bleue has been around for a very long time for a good reason -- it's a classic. For me, it's a classic day time scent. Light, vaguely floral - vaguely oriental. It's perfect for the office, as most perfumes are too obvious / too inappropriate for business women (if they want to be taken seriously). The eau de toilette spray makes is so easy in the morning -- just spritz it on, last thing before I leave the house. If I am going out to dinner, I might then apply the eau de parfum -- as it is more concentrated but as it is the same scent, it doesn't conflict with the remnants of my morning scent.