CACHAREL PERFUMES

The Cacharel brand has managed to position itself over three decades as a creator of initiation perfumes, thanks to its fragrances with a young, romantic and fresh scent. It was born in 1958 by Jean Bousquet, following the designer's desire to offer an alternative to haute couture that was so successful at that time, and is named after a bird from the Nîmes region, where Bousquet originates from.

After conquering the world of fashion, the designer expanded his business model by launching his first perfume on the market in 1978: Anaïs Anaïs. The success of this young and fresh fragrance was such that the brand began to put more emphasis on the creation of fragrances, a decision that materialized in an undisputed leadership within high perfumery.

Cacharel perfume and cologne: romanticism and sensuality

From the moment Jean Bousquet joined the avant-garde of ready-to-wear, he showed in his creations the aspiration to address a very specific type of woman. Both his fashion collections and his perfumes were quickly recognized for the romance, freedom, and sensuality they evoked.

Thus, Cacharel ended up becoming the preferred brand of a whole generation that, starting in the world of perfume, looked for aromas that represented their innocence and their desire to live new experiences, such as falling in love for the first time or discovering who they were at the same time they gave. your first steps into adulthood.

Cacharel perfumes for women

Cacharel has created feminine fragrances that have become global bestsellers, some of which remain so 30 years after their market launch:

• Anaïs Anaïs: Cacharel's already emblematic first creation is an ode to innocence, tenderness and the dreams of youth, transmitted through its floral notes of lavender, white lily and pink.
• Amor Amor: The essence of first love, the notes of black currant, rose and vanilla in this perfume represent passion and romance.
• Lou Lou: Its oriental and floral notes of wood from the Chinese cinnamon tree, orange blossom and incense are designed for women who are aware of their femininity and the attraction they generate.
• Yes I Am: One of his latest creations, his first creamy spicy has the strength to represent female empowerment and all those women who are confident, daring and willing to get what they want.

Cacharel for men

Although Cacharel has positioned itself as a benchmark in women's fashion and perfumery, it has also launched fragrances for men. An example is Amor pour Homme, created in 2006 and with the same ease to portray freedom and romanticism, this time masculine, through its spicy and woody notes of tea, Sicilian mandarin, cardamom and Brazilian rosewood.