
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. 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.
Distinctive Notes
Signature Accords
- Lavender99%
- Citrus80%
- White floral80%
Derived from 20 compositions in the Scentsation catalog.
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