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Richard
Fraysse

Richard Fraysse, a third-generation perfumer and son of Lanvin's André Fraysse (creator of Arpège), was the in-house perfumer for the House of Caron — a company that, from its founding, has always employed its own dedicated nose.

House
Caron
Earliest in our catalog
Eaux de Caron Pure, 1996
In our catalog
21 fragrances
Richard's story

The story

His creations for Caron include Délire de Roses (2011), Impact Pour Un Homme (2005), and L'Anarchiste (2000). He has since retired, passing the role to his son William Fraysse.

The career

1996–2018, in bottles

Their best-known launches in our catalog, by how many people have rated them.
Launches per year, 1996–2018Peak: 4 in 2014
19962018
In their own words

How Richard works

The paletteThe notes that turn up most often across 21 fragrances
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