Cacharel fragrances
This page gathers the two Cacharel fragrances Scentorian documents. Each one has its own page with a scent description summarised from wearer reports, the notes where the house publishes them, and the sources behind every line.
At a glance
Scent families: Floral (2), Powdery (2), Fresh & clean (1), Green (1), Spicy (1), Sweet (1). Family labels are Scentorian's browsing categories, derived from the notes each house publishes; Cacharel may use different words for its fragrances.
Concentrations: 1 Eau de Parfum (EDP), 1 Eau de Toilette (EDT).
Perfumers credited by the house: Jean Guichard (Loulou Eau de Parfum).
Launch years we could cite: Loulou Eau de Parfum (1987).
2 Cacharel fragrances
Anaïs Anaïs L'Original Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). Green, powdery flowers with a clean-soap edge, familiar and easy to wear every day for the owners who keep coming back to it.
Loulou Eau de Parfum
Eau de Parfum (EDP). Purple, spiced and unmistakably of the eighties: a sweet floral with powder and a dense vanilla heart that wearers have come back to for decades.
Questions about Cacharel fragrances
Which Cacharel fragrances does Scentorian cover?
Scentorian covers 2: Anaïs Anaïs L'Original Eau de Toilette and Loulou Eau de Parfum. Each page lists its own sources.
What do Cacharel fragrances smell like?
Across the 2 here, Scentorian files them under Floral (2), Powdery (2), Fresh & clean (1), Green (1), Spicy (1) and Sweet (1). Family labels are Scentorian's browsing categories, derived from the notes each house publishes; Cacharel may use different words for its fragrances. Each fragrance's own page describes how it wears, from counted wearer reports.