Lady Caron

Lady Caron, released by Caron in 2000 and composed by Richard Fraysse, is a fruity floral in a classic French style. Everyone who describes it calls it floral; around four in ten also find it gourmand, and a minority notice green or woody sides.

The notes come as a single list. Raspberry and peach give a soft, sweet fruitiness at the start, and neroli adds a clean, slightly bitter orange-blossom freshness. The heart is a rich white bouquet: tuberose and jasmine bring a creamy, heady character, magnolia adds a lemony freshness, and rose gives body. The base of sandalwood and oakmoss is smooth and slightly dry, with the moss lending a classic, faintly earthy depth that marks it as a perfume of the old school.

Lady Caron is positioned for women. Its full, fruity white-floral character suits daytime wear in spring and autumn and dressier occasions, and it is likely to appeal to anyone who enjoys traditional French florals.

Lady Caron — for women fragrance by Caron (released 2000). Notes: Jasmine, Magnolia, Neroli, Oakmoss, Peach, Raspberry, Rose, Sandalwood, Tuberose. — Parfica open fragrance database