- Richard Fraysse Perfumer:
Company:Caron
Richard Fraysse is a distinguished third - generation perfumer hailing from France. He is the son of Lanvin's renowned André Fraysse, which positions him within a family deeply rooted in the art of perfumery.
Currently, Richard Fraysse holds the prestigious title of in - house perfumer for Caron, a role that encompasses comprehensive responsibilities. He oversees every aspect of the perfume - making process, from the meticulous sourcing of ingredients to the development of the overall concept. His work at Caron has been prolific, with 24 of his creations being part of the brand's portfolio.
Some of his notable works for Caron include "Lady Caron" in 2000, a fragrance that pays homage to the brand's heritage while adding a modern touch. Another is "Delire de Roses" in 2011, which captures the essence of roses in a way that is both sensual and captivating. In 2001, he re - created the classic "Pour Une Femme," breathing new life into the original 1947 version. His work on "L'Eau Pure" and "L'Eau Cologne" in 2014 resulted in a pair of modern, versatile scents suitable for daily wear, demonstrating his ability to blend traditional and contemporary elements.
Richard Fraysse's perfumes often feature a harmonious blend of high - quality ingredients. He frequently incorporates ingredients such as rose (especially Turkish rose), jasmine, ylang - ylang, yuzu, oud / agarwood, tuberose, and neroli, among others, to craft unique olfactory experiences that stand the test of time and appeal to a wide range of consumers.
