
Narcisse Noir (1911)
Narcisse Noir (1911) by Caron was launched in 1911, a floral fragrance for women. Its accord profile is led by white floral, citrus and woody. Key notes: Jasmine, Orange and Tincture Of Rose.
At a glance
| Dominant accords | white floral, citrus, woody |
|---|---|
| Key notes | Jasmine, Orange, Tincture Of Rose |
| Community rating | 4.16/5 from 778 votes |
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Accord profile
Note pyramid
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About this fragrance
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Narcisse Noir (1911) is a classic Oriental Floral by Caron, composed without a named perfumer. The top notes open with narcissus and African orange flower, leading into a heart of jasmine, orange, and tincture of rose. The base settles with sandalwood, musk, and vetyver. The main accords are white floral (100%), citrus (75%), woody (74%), yellow floral (66%), aromatic (56%), and green (56%), reflecting a complex, layered structure.
Collectors will appreciate the vintage character and the interplay of floral and woody elements. This fragrance suits women who enjoy rich, traditional perfumes with a bold floral presence and a grounded base. It is ideal for evening wear or special occasions, offering a sense of history and sophistication. The absence of a credited perfumer adds to its mystique, making it a intriguing piece for those exploring early 20th-century perfumery.
中文簡介
Narcisse Noir(1911)係 Caron 嘅東方花香經典,無標明調香師。前調係水仙同非洲橙花,中調有茉莉、橙同玫瑰酊,基調就係檀香、麝香同岩蘭草。主調和弦以白花(100%)為主,加上柑橘(75%)、木質(74%)、黃花(66%)、芳香(56%)同綠色(56%),結構層次豐富。
呢支香水適合鍾意傳統濃郁花香同木質底蘊嘅女士,尤其係收藏 vintage 香水嘅人。氣質優雅復古,適合晚宴或特別場合,展現二十世紀初嘅香水風華。
Reference data
| House | Caron |
|---|---|
| Name | Narcisse Noir (1911) |
| Launched | 1911 |
| Marketed as | For women |
| Dominant family | Floral |
| Notes recorded | 8 |
| Accords | 9 |
Quick answers
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What are the notes in Narcisse Noir (1911)?
Narcisse Noir (1911) by Caron: top notes are Narcissus and African Orange Flower; heart notes are Jasmine, Orange and Tincture Of Rose; base notes are Sandalwood, Musk and Vetyver.
What accords does Narcisse Noir (1911) have?
The dominant accords recorded for Narcisse Noir (1911) are white floral (100.0%); citrus (74.6%); woody (74.2%); yellow floral (65.5%); aromatic (56.5%).
When was Narcisse Noir (1911) launched?
Narcisse Noir (1911) by Caron was first released in 1911.
What does Narcisse Noir (1911) smell like?
Narcisse Noir (1911) is recorded as a floral fragrance, centred on Jasmine, Orange and Tincture Of Rose.
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