Women's fragrances

Caron’s favourite flower, rose, is electrified by a surprising white pepper accord. 

Tailor-made by the perfumer Jean Jacques, this fresh spicy note – a nod to the legendary Poivre by Caron – offers a modern and unexpected twist on a Turkish rose* of exceptional quality. Tender yet gushing, enveloping yet lively, this explosive duo forms the beating heart of a powerful trail with a musky, iris-toned signature.

*Ingredients "IFF For Life" which respect specific sustainability criteria: transparency, environmental responsibility, fair working conditions and positive relations with producers and local communities. 

Rose reveals its darker side in contact with an essence of coffee with leather accents. 

Captured with rare realism, the full-bodied and slightly smoky scent of black coffee so beloved by Jean Jacques creates a captivating contrast with the fresh and delicate perfume of rose, which has inspired the house of Caron since the beginning. An intense and mysterious floral trail, created in chiaroscuro in the spirit of Narcisse Noir.

A tobacco with leather accents, underscored by the woody depth of patchouli. 

Richly faceted tobacco absolute from the Balkans exudes smoky and subtly honeyed notes, perfectly counterbalanced by the complexity of an exceptional essence of patchouli from Bali*. A trail with a strength of character that transcends genre. An exercise in style for which the perfumer Jean Jacques drew inspiration from the legendary Tabac Blond by Caron.

*Ingredients “IFF For Life” which respect specific sustainability criteria: transparency, environmental responsibility, fair working conditions and positive relations with producers and local communities.  

A dual tuberose, its opulence contrasted by a burst of ginger. 

Fascinated by this sensual flower and its exotic accents, the perfumer Jean Jacques has added a fresh and very contemporary radiance to Indian tuberose by almost over-accentuating its ginger facet. A hypnotic and assertive floral trail, a modern variation on the emblematic white flowers of the Caron signature.

The perfect balance of deep patchouli and delectable blackberry. Built on a floral heart of rose and jasmine, the rich woody signature of Indonesian patchouli contrasts with a deliciously mischievous blackberry accord. A timeless modern chypre that oscillates between carnal seduction and irresistible softness.

A bouquet of white flowers centred on jasmine enhanced with the smooth and powdery facets of honey. This long-standing Caron creation by Ernest Daltroff in 1927 recreates the subtle scent of sweet pea, which fascinated the perfumer. A mingling of jasmine, hyacinth and lilac, its heart of white flowers unfolds into luminous and powdery notes on a musky amber base, with accents of honey. A wonderfully tender aura.

Structured by an elegant cedar, rose releases a tender and enveloping scent. Romantic from the very start, with a strong message, this perfume has been launched in 1916, during the war in France. Many soldiers offered it to their fiancées to echo the promise of love. Around an essence of Bulgarian rose, the lilac and violet notes release powdery accents that evoke delicate femininity. Its extremely sensual and powerful amber trail is framed with cedar, which gives it faultless sophistication.

A masterful leather softened by the powdery and spicy facets of carnation.

An iconic creation in modern perfumery, this fragrance saw and encouraged the emancipation of women from 1919. Evoking the cigarettes smoked by the flappers of the Roaring Twenties, its complex trail fuses the intense scent of leather with its carnation and iris heart. A deep amber vetiver accord enhances the sensuality of this legendary fragrance with decadent opulence.

Blending elegant white woods with delicious lychee, an homage to the multiple facets of the rose that has always been the inspiration for Caron. To celebrate all the faces of the queen of flowers, this fragrance orchestrates a kaleidoscope of floral, botanic, fruity and delicately tangy notes. Sweet and sassy, it makes an impression with its modern signature and instantly charming trail.

Gardenia and lilac collide deep inside a floral trail imbued with power and softness. Gardenia, a white flower with a sunny and opulent fragrance, creates a radical contrast with the subtle and delicate powdery scent of lilac. Inspired by the legendary Fleurs de Rocaille imagined by Caron in 1933, this creation captures the mercurial charm of the female temperament within an unforgettable trail, supported by an oriental woody backbone.

A contrast between the delicious freshness of pear and the enveloping sensuality of benzoin. The fragrance evokes dazzling and spontaneous femininity, pear is coupled with the bright sparkle of pink berries in its trail, and then yields to a floral oriental accord, with jasmine nestled between benzoin and vanilla. A floral-fruity composition exuding mischievous elegance with a wonderfully modern character.

The brightness of pepper imbues an essence of myrrh with accents of mystery. Inspired by the traditional connections between perfume and deities and feminine seduction, this mysterious oriental is a symphony of spices structured around Caron’s much-loved pepper note. It reveals a rich powdery oriental trail, with myrrh intermingling with vanilla and musk. The trail exudes fiery sensuality; a majestic expression of the Caron style.

Irresistible violet meets the surprising freshness of aniseed. Caron illustrates its limitless creativity in this modern and addictive accord, whose name was inspired by the House’s famous N’Aimez que moi fragrance: deliciously feminine, the violet note is brightened by the aromatic liveliness of aniseed. An unexpected duet. A natural match with instant charm. The unforgettable impact of a woman with a dazzling personality.

The creamy softness of magnolia enhanced by a tender and velvety peach note. A powerful tribute to America, which welcomed Ernest Daltroff so warmly, this scent radiates freedom and intense light. Its naturally fruity facets are showcased by a soft and delicate peach note against a background of oakmoss with a hint of subtle chypre. A powerful creation with intoxicating notes.

A contrast of light and shadow combining the purity of orange blossom with the understated beauty of sandalwood. Created in 1911 by Ernest Daltroff and immortalised by Gloria Swanson in the film Sunset Boulevard, this bold perfume pushes the intrinsic dual personality of orange blossom to the extreme. Its immaculate sweetness fuses with brooding, fatally seductive notes that accentuate the richness of voluptuous sandalwood. A true classic from Caron, this ambivalent flower is timelessly captivating.

With a delicate honey fragrance, acacia nestles amongst the exotic scent of Sandalwood. Created for the opening of the store on the Montaigne avenue, this oriental floral fragrance combines the tender, sun-kissed radiance of acacia with the rich and velvety character of Mysore Sandalwood. A distinguished and impeccably elegant trail that evokes the natural distinction of the Caron French woman.

The rich and complex scent of oud wood creates a sensual haven for the iconic Caron rose. Created for the wedding of an emirati prince who wanted to offer a sacred essence to his guests, this exceptionally rich oriental fragrance is a perfect mix of sweet and opulent Damask rose absolute and distinguished essence of oud, a sacred wood with warm and spicy facets. This perfect harmony between two premium and precious materials heralds an intense trail with an inimitable character.

As Ernest’s right hand from 1906 to 1940, the year the founder went into exile in the United States, Félicie Wanpouille was much more than just a muse, largely contributing to the development of the House’s reputation.

She was passionate about fashion and design, and became the life force behind Caron, designing a bottle, finding a name, and coming up with the communication for each creation.

A true businesswoman, “Madame”, as she was nicknamed by her closest colleagues, headed up the House from 1940 to 1962, running the company and fighting to avoid it being lost and having to close during the war.

Félicie was a free-spirited, independent woman with a sharp mind, yet under her hard outer shell was a sensitive, delicate soul.

All the duality of her personality is revealed in this candle where bergamot, rhubarb, peony, violet, sandalwood and musk intertwine.

Capacity 330g

Testimonies have been found in the Caron archives describing the atmosphere in the workshop where Ernest would retire to dream up his designs, a place full of history and emotions, halfway between a cabinet of curiosities, a library and a design studio. In this sanctuary presided over by his wooden perfume organ, Ernest had assembled a collection of precious objects brought back from his many travels. Ambergris, musk, spices and dried flowers were lined up on his desk in glass jars.
The aromas of waxed Haussmann-era parquet flooring and burnt wood mingled with the scents of the perfume blotters freshly imbued with the fragrances he was developing.

Capacity 330g

Discover Fleur de Rocaille in an exclusive refillable travel set including a travel spray and its two 15ml refills.

Discover Infini in an exclusive refillable travel set including a travel spray and its two 15ml refills.

Inspired by the legendary Fleurs de Rocaille imagined by Caron in 1933, this creation captures the mercurial charm of the female temperament within an unforgettable trail, supported by an oriental woody backbone.