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L'Artisan Parfumeur · Sold as unisex
Cascarille
The scent of an apothecary's shop, where the sharpness of citrus and the warmth of spices mingle in a cozy, inviting atmosphere.
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CascarillePremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1978 by L'Artisan Parfumeur, Cascarille is an aromatic and spicy fragrance created by Jean-Francois Laporte. The composition opens with a vibrant blend of citrus notes that are immediately fresh and invigorating, leading into a heart of cinnamon and clove that adds warmth and depth. This contrast between the zesty top notes and the warm spices creates a dynamic interplay that keeps Cascarille engaging throughout its wear.
Apply Cascarille to pulse points for a subtle warmth that builds over time. The top notes are bright and short-lived, so a second application after about two hours can help maintain its vibrancy.
Fig. 01 — Cascarille, L'Artisan Parfumeur
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Jean-Francois Laporte
The founder of niche perfumeryJean-François Laporte was a French perfumer born in 1948 who founded Sisley in 1972, later selling it to Count Hubert d'Ornano, before establishing L'Artisan Parfumeur in 1976 — one of the first niche fragrance houses — offering an alternative to mass-market perfume through rare and unusual materials like celery, ginger, basil, and osmanthus.
Designer L'Artisan Parfumeur
More from the house · founded 1976 · France
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