| Fleur de Rocaille
launched in 1993. Like ‘Narcisse Noir’ this is one of two Caron fragrances that inspired a film , in this case “Scent of a Woman”. An updated, crispier, brisker, sweeter rendition of the 1933 ‘Fleurs de Rocailles’. Ingredients include violets, lilac, jasmine and aldehydes. The Caron connoisseur will note that musk, which plays such a pivotal role in the earlier version, is omitted here |
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