Product Description
What does Cacharel Eden Eau de Parfum for women smell like?
Eden is a unique scent. It's sweet, but the sweetness comes solely from the vast array of flowers and fruits. It's fresh, but the freshness of a dark, steamy jungle. Finally, it's green, but it's the venomous green of poison ivy. When you enter Cacharel's paradise, you already know there's no other place like it on earth. Is it delightful? Absolutely. Friendly and safe? Not necessarily.
Fragrance notes:
Top notes: peach, bergamot, mandarin orange, lemon
Heart notes: water lily, mimosa, tuberose, melon, lotus, pineapple, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley, rose
Base notes: patchouli, acacia, sandalwood, cedar, tonka bean
Cacharel Eden – a secret garden
Eden is a thoroughly botanical fragrance. It is a stunning mix of various floral, fruity, and woody notes, masterfully combined into one whole. The opening is aquatic and ozonic floral – lily of the valley, lotus, and lily, with the juiciness of melon, pineapple, and peach. At this stage, the scent is sweet, but surprisingly also cool and fresh. As the perfume develops on the skin, other flowers come to the fore, this time tuberose, jasmine, mimosa, and acacia. The scent becomes dense with their aroma, intoxicating and sultry, like the air before a storm. In this thicket of flowers and green, tropical vegetation, a delicate, synthetic, alien note emerges, impossible to pinpoint. It suggests that Eden is not an ordinary earthly garden, but exists beyond place and time.
Eden's projection and longevity are well above average. The scent lingers on the skin for many hours, and on clothes it can last until washed. It is also perfectly noticeable to those around you - it is worth remembering this when applying.
The ABC of fragrance:
- For whom: woman
- For what occasion: daytime fragrance
- Season: spring/autumn/winter
- Fragrance category: floral
- Essential oil concentration: eau de parfum
- Year of release: 1994
About the Cacharel brand
Cacharel is a French brand founded by designer Jean Bousquet in 1962. Thanks to the founder's original vision, the small company quickly transformed into an iconic fashion house, where Brigitte Bardot and other movie stars dressed. The brand became famous for its unconventional collection of light, natural, and feminine ready-to-wear styles, but soon expanded its portfolio to include men's and children's clothing, accessories, and fragrances. The first perfume, released by Cacharel in 1978, was the lilac, romantic Anais Anais, which remains incredibly popular to this day. In the following years, the company released further hit fragrances, such as LouLou, Eden, Noa, Liberte, and Amor Amor, promoted in advertising spots by famous models Kate Moss, Gisele Bundchen, and Laetitia Casta.
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