Guerlain, the legendary perfume house established in 1828, is celebrated for creating fragrant masterpieces. As one of the oldest perfume houses, Guerlain crafts fragrances that tout mystery and charm. While the oldest Guerlain perfumes have achieved an almost mythic status of perfection, the newest fragrant elixirs prove that Guerlain perfumes are always enticing. Within the sea of fragrances, Guerlain perfumes are instantly identifiable by their trademark heliotropic vanilla notes. Jicky, created in 1889, is the most recognized Guerlain perfume. Launched in 1920, Shalimar boasts an aura of discovery and romance. Other illustrious long-lasting Guerlain legends include L’Heure Bleue, Mitsouko, and Vol de Nuit. Guerlain Vetiver, a classy cologne, indulges in earthy notes and peaks with hints of citrus. Champs Elysees, reformulated in 1996, is a century-old rich floral that sings with timeless elegance. Guerlain’s Aqua Allegoria series of perfumes offers light and simple tributes to nature. Currently, Guerlain’s most recent releases, Insolence and Guerlain Homme, are easily rivaling the popularity of the older Guerlain classics.