Caron Paris

Not likely to be worn by anyone younger than 35. A spicy/carnation-y, dry chypre with only the faintest hints of dry tobacco and vanilla. It's more wearable than L'heure Bleue, but isn't as...

I bought a sample of this as part of a larger attempt to test as many violet-based fragrances as I could get my hands on. In the end, I learned I favor the more rococo, powdery and slightly sweeter...

My flacon of NUIT DE NOËL in the EDT came in today. It is a full tester flacon dating to the 1970's, so I'm guessing the oakmoss and musks are authentic. Interestingly, the atomiseur is not...

This fragrance can be polarizing, but it's truly one of my favorites. The first couple times I wore it and thought it was...boring. I even put it in my swap box because I felt it just didn't suit...

On my skin this is strongly lilac with faint perfume-y notes but it's so sheer it fades fast and is gone before I can truly appreciate it. I understand it was meant to be a additive to bathwater,...

I love it. I was trolling the beauty blogs one day with a problem. I am prone prickly heat. My grandma had gifted me an old powder box with puff. I filled it with my choice of powder. It worked...

I only had an extremely small amount to try, unfortunately, but this was an exquisite violet fragrance with the Caron base. I loved it and would like to try more!

I wore this years ago. More aldehydic than Farnesiana and Une Fleur de Cassie with a richer dry down. Agree with ellizam that it reads like a Chanel. coriander, bitter orange, mimosa, jasmine,...

I am a woman who loves to wear vintage fragrance, niche and men's cologne. This is one that could be considered unisex and is a sweet floral fougere from the 1980s. It doesn't feel 1980s...

I love this for its heavenly creamy soft dry down. Completely Unisex. Weathered reformulation well. My grandfather wore Yardleys English Lavander, and he would have liked Pour Un Homme. Pour...