Cacharel
Founded in the 1960s by Jean Bousquet from Nîmes, the fashion house Cacharel launched its first perfume in 1978: a young, refreshing floral bouquet called Anaïs Anaïs. The brand went on to enjoy success with creations such as Loulou, Eden and Noa (1998), a musky fragrance whose bottle evokes a bubble enclosing a pearl. A nod to the brand's first perfume, Amor Amor (2003) achieved great success among young women. This allowed Cacharel to venture back into the territory of men's fragrances with Amor pour Homme (2006), which rounds out the classic offering of the spicy men's fragrance Cacharel pour Homme (1981). Romance, youth and softness are strong values for Cacharel.