Cacharel Fragrances

Founded in the early 1960s by visionary designer Jean Bousquet, French fashion label Cacharel pioneered ready-to-wear collections with a youthful feminine spirit that boldly broke from haute couture traditions. The innovative use of vivid colors and floral prints came to define the Cacharel DNA.

Inspired by the free-spirited creativity of the French Riviera style, Cacharel channeled the same joie de vivre into the launch of its first fragrance, Anais Anais, in 1978. The timeless blend of lily of the valley, hawthorn, jasmine, and wood showcased light-hearted romance. Further perfumes like LouLou, Eden, and Amor Amor continued Cacharel's tradition of playful, expressive scents celebrating the many facets of French femininity.

While the fashion label eventually closed in the late 1990s, the perfume legacy lives on through Cacharel Perfums - keeping its effortless, romantic French essence alive through fragrance.

Most Popular Cacharel Perfumes:

Anais Anais Eau de Toilette: A timeless floral fragrance that exudes femininity and grace.

Amor Amor Eau de Toilette: A passionate and energetic scent that celebrates the thrill of love and desire.

What is the most iconic Cacharel perfume?

Anais Anais Eau de Toilette, for its enduring fresh lily of the valley and woodsy floral bouquet.

Can I find Cacharel perfumes in different concentrations?

Yes, Cacharel perfumes are often available in different concentrations, including Eau de Toilette and Eau de Parfum. This range allows individuals to choose the intensity and longevity that aligns with their personal preferences.

What floral notes are in Cacharel Yes I Am?

Cacharel Yes I Am has a delicious blend of pink freesia, milky chestnut cream, and powdery jasmine.