| Perfume Name | Caron Parfum Sacre |
| Year Introduced | 1990 |
| Perfumer | Jean-Pierre Bethouart |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Strength | EDT, eau de toilette |
| Notes | Vanilla, myrrh, civet, cedar wood, lemon, pepper, mace, cardamom, orange blossom, rose, jasmine and rosewood |
| Country of Origin | France |
Caron Parfum Sacre was created by Jean-Pierre Bethouart in 1990. Woods and incense, soft, classic, with vanilla touches to fuzz the woody edges. This is zen and contemplative, a scent like nothing else, which is one of the hallmarks of the House of Caron. If you don' t know what you're in the mood for, Parfum Sacre could be the thing. It's warm and cuddly and wraps you in. It is an eau de toilette, edt.
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A soft, slightly sweet creamy rose and incense with hints of woods and spices. I actually find it to be very feminine and cuddly like a fuzzy pale rose sweater. The opening is a bit rough though and smells like the chlorinated pool water at the end of a day. Also can be interpreted as celery but it may be the myrrh. This fades quickly, however. Nice for cool weather but light enough for warm months as well. I would like to compare it to the older version.
I heard so many references to this I had to try it. It is a wonderful dry, spicy, woody fragrance but the dry wood goes to masculine on me.I can wear it, and it is truly a wonderful fragrance, but it just feels too masculine on me. I have the same difficulty with Chanel Sycamore, Coromandel, and Teo Cabanel's Alahine. If you like any of these you will probably love this.
A soft, slightly sweet creamy rose and incense with hints of woods and spices. I actually find it to be very feminine and cuddly like a fuzzy pale rose sweater. The opening is a bit rough though and smells like the chlorinated pool water at the end of a day. Also can be interpreted as celery but it may be the myrrh. This fades quickly, however. Nice for cool weather but light enough for warm months as well. I would like to compare it to the older version.
I heard so many references to this I had to try it. It is a wonderful dry, spicy, woody fragrance but the dry wood goes to masculine on me.I can wear it, and it is truly a wonderful fragrance, but it just feels too masculine on me. I have the same difficulty with Chanel Sycamore, Coromandel, and Teo Cabanel's Alahine. If you like any of these you will probably love this.
