There is no such thing as a contradiction when it comes to scents! The proof is in this daring duo created by Jean JAQUES. On one hand, violet leaf with its fresh herbaceous notes. Deliciously botanical. On the other, a fabulous essence of cinnamon, which exudes all the warmth of its spicy, slightly peppery scent. It is like having a cinnamon stick under your nose!

Surprising throughout, L’Invitation au Voyage is a two-part sensory voyage. Act 1 opens with a dose of sparkling, zesty mandarin and bergamot essences, which carry the green, watery notes of the violet leaf. A dash of cardamom spices things up. Absolute freshness! Act 2 starts with a ballet of warm notes. Between orange blossom absolute and geranium essence, its opulent floral heart becomes torrid with cinnamon. Enhanced by elegant cedar and guaiac wood, the fragrance is warmed by wreathes of labdanum resin. Enjoy the delicious finale on the skin for many hours!

This Invitation au Voyage is a dual-faceted cologne that combines freshness and sensuality!

Exuberant sillages, rich compositions, daring statements…

When CARON attaches its name to the world of Colognes, it shakes up the codes ! Who said fresh scents had to be fleeting? Our perfumer Jean JACQUES has defied every archetype, designing five fragrances that are both powerful and invigorating. The refreshing boost of a Cologne, the intensity of a perfume.

A true creative challenge, the CARON Colognes collection is an haute couture project. These five outstanding fragrances borrow their names from the most beautiful pages of French poetry. Ten big bottles made-to-measure signed and numbered by artist Gilles Chabrier, inspired by the House’s Art Déco style. Ten creations produced in a very limited series: just 25 units of each design…

The embodiment of exception as seen by CARON.

What if a fragrance could provide both freshness and warmth? What if it could be both invigorating and comforting? Paradoxes have always inspired us at CARON. And our perfumer Jean Jacques excels in showcasing them! Seriously thrilled by this olfactory challenge, he imagined a fragrance that runs hot and cold. The fresh opening of an eau de cologne with the sensual trail of an eau de parfum. All in one single creation… If you’re used to compositions that start as they mean to go on, you might find L’Invitation au Voyage seriously disorientating!

DID YOU KNOW ?
Up until the 1960s in France, people would rub eau de cologne over their whole body every morning. Part hygiene, part delight, it was an essential step in many homes; it was even said that it guaranteed a good day!

INGREDIENTS (COCTAB) : ALCOHOL DENAT.. PARFUM. DIPROPYLENE GLYCOL. LIMONENE. LINALOOL. AQUA. BUTYL METHOXYDIBENZOYLMETHANE. ETHYLHEXYL METHOXYCINNAMATE. ETHYLHEXYL SALICYLATE. BHT. METHYL ANTHRANILATE. ALCOHOL. TRIS(TETRAMETHYLHYDROXYPIPERIDINOL) CITRATE. CITRAL. BENZYL SALICYLATE. GERANIOL. CITRONELLOL. HYDROXYCITRONELLAL. EUGENOL. FARNESOL. BENZYL ALCOHOL. CI 42090. 82% Vol.