Casmir by Chopard

About Casmir

Casmir Perfume by Chopard, launched in 1992, embodies the opulent and exotic allure of the East. This fragrance, created by the prominent perfumer Michel Almairac, derives its inspiration from the sumptuousness and enigma of the far-off lands. The Casmir perfume, which is set in a sophisticated bottle that looks like a gem, opens its notes with a green accord, then delights the wearer with a flowery note of jasmine, and ends with the warm scent of amber. It stands apart from the rest of the perfumes simply because it evokes sensory experiences such as the fragrance of bounty, verdant gardens, and the liveliness of spice markets.

Fragrance Family:

Amber Vanilla

Scent Type:

Warm, sweet, spicy

Notes:

Casmir opens with a vibrant and fruity blend of peach, apricot, and raspberry, weaving a tapestry of juicy freshness. The central part is adorned with a cluster of flowers such as jasmine, mandarin orange, and carnation, which not only present a beautiful sight but also add a touch of luxury, spice of aroma, and oriental feeling to the heart. The fragrance outlines with a cozy and rich finish of vanilla, sandalwood, musk, and amber which is soft but still stays for a long time, wrapping the whole in pleasant warmth and alluring.

Suggested Use

For an enduring fragrance experience with Casmir Perfume, apply to pulse points such as the wrists, behind the ears, and the base of the neck. These warm areas help diffuse the scent, ensuring its captivating aroma lingers throughout the day. Ideal for evening wear or during cooler seasons, this perfume offers a cozy embrace that enhances the air of sophistication.