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Cacharel Perfume and Cacharel Cologne
Jean Bousquet, the fashion-forward French creator of the Cacharel brand in the mid-1960s, pioneered the blouse design that eliminated “pointed darts,” creating natural and feminine fashions. His seersucker blouse, featured on ELLE’s front cover in 1963, launched his international career and catapulted his mass-market appeal. French women began asking for the “Cacharel” shirt in stores. Cacharel fragrances garnered equal attention. In 1978, Cacharel released its first fragrance, Anais Anais, still considered one of the most popular perfumes in today’s market. Promesse, Loulou, Eau d’Eden, Nemo and more followed. The 2007 Liberté fragrance campaign signed Brazilian-born Gisele Bündchen, signaling a fresh focus—like the small bird, Cacharel, from the Camargue region—for Cacharel's later scents for the hip, youthful and freedom-seeking crowd.
Recent reviews of Cacharel Perfume and Cacharel Cologne
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Review of Anais Anais by Efleda
very very pleasant feminine smell. Its soft flowery scent tickles the mind. good perfume
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Review of Eden by Kathleen
I agree with Catherine. Eden perfume is such a fresh, light and clean scent that is perfect for day or night. People DO ask about this fragrance and it is an absolute pleasure to wear.
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Review of Noa by Karen D.
Absolutely, Noa by Cacharel is the most beautiful fragrance I've ever come across. Been wearing it since 1999. Unfortunately, its so hard to find here in Windsor, Ontario, Canada! Purchased the Noa Fluer, took it back, didn't even compare to the regular Noa Perfume.
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Review of Anais Anais by Barbara Elkins
I was thrilled to find Anais Anais perfume on your website. I have been searching for it but could not find it anywhere else. I absolutely love the freshness of this fragrance. It is one of my favorites and I get alot of compliments when I wear it.
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