Frequently Asked Questions about Santal Précieux (2021) by Caron
What does Santal Précieux (2021) by Caron smell like?
Santal Précieux (2021) by Caron features top notes of Elemi, Geranium, Pink Pepper, and Rose, middle notes of Cinnamon, Cumin, Milk, Papyrus, and Sandalwood, and base notes of Amyris, Labdanum, and Leather.
Who created Santal Précieux (2021) by Caron?
Santal Précieux (2021) by Caron was created by Jean Jacques.
When was Santal Précieux (2021) by Caron released?
Santal Précieux (2021) by Caron was released in 2021.
Santal Précieux (2021) by Caron
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Santal Précieux (2021), from Caron was released in 2021. The perfumer behind this creation is Jean Jacques. It has the top notes of Elemi, Geranium, Pink Pepper, and Rose, middle notes of Cinnamon, Cumin, Milk, Papyrus, and Sandalwood, and base notes of Amyris, Labdanum, and Leather.
I hate Santal 33 so much that I have a fear of accidentally putting anything even close to it on my skin. However similarly this opens to the aforementioned ghastly perfume, the resemblance is surface only and doesn't last long. This perfume is subtle, complex and elegant. It's strong, but changes and evolves over time, incorporating the smokey, incensey elements as the light floral touch subsides. Where Santal 33 is relentless, linear and nauseating, this is old school fine perfumery which knows how to combine tenacity with restraint. A sandlewood-forward perfume is probably never going to make it into my favourites list, but this is great all the same.
I hate Santal 33 so much that I have a fear of accidentally putting anything even close to it on my skin. However similarly this opens to the aforementioned ghastly perfume, the resemblance is surface only and doesn't last long. This perfume is subtle, complex and elegant. It's strong, but changes and evolves over time, incorporating the smokey, incensey elements as the light floral touch subsides. Where Santal 33 is relentless, linear and nauseating, this is old school fine perfumery which knows how to combine tenacity with restraint. A sandlewood-forward perfume is probably never going to make it into my favourites list, but this is great all the same.