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Baiser Fou

Baiser Volé is an iconic fragrance from the house of Cartier. It was created in 2011 and very quickly established itself as a must-have in feminine perfumery, embodying elegance and love. This floral composition revolved exclusively around the floral character of lily.

Brand
Cartier
Launch year
2017
Gender
Women
Olfactory family
Floral
Secondary family
Fruity
Concentration
Eau de Parfum
Baiser Fou

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Also, in the continuity of this juice, Cartier decided to develop a new version to be released in March 2017. The house's new fragrance would now be called Baiser Fou. Just as floral as its predecessor, this one would showcase the character of orchid.

Baiser Fou, an unprecedented and fiery fragrance

Baiser Fou is a fragrance that follows in the same line as its predecessor, Baiser Volé. It depicts the image of an intense and fiery love, becoming a true emblem of passion from its very first breath. This fragrance is a gift to be given, like a bright red gemstone evoking a burning kiss. Baiser Fou is a passionate essence whose sillage remains unforgettable, like plump lips with a sweet scent that would be impossible to erase from memory. Baiser Fou thus displays a scent close to that of lipstick. It reveals orchid in all its facets. Here it appears sensual, gourmand, delicate, powdery and elegant. It should also be noted that this is one of the favorite ingredients of the house of Cartier. While it is worked here as a soliflore, it is naturally present in almost all of Cartier's feminine fragrances. It is therefore the house's exclusive perfumer, the talented Mathilde Laurent, who had the honor of working around this highly coveted plant. She has held this position within the house of Cartier since 2005 and is renowned for her expertise, which has earned her numerous awards, as well as for her unmatched sensitivity. It is thus a distillation of all her talent that is found in the new Baiser Fou, a rare and audacious fragrance with an absolutely unforgettable harmony.

Cartier and its refined, sensual jewel bottle

Baiser Fou is delivered in a bottle strikingly reminiscent of its predecessor, Baiser Volé. It takes an oval, cylindrical shape rising upward. Its base is entirely transparent, revealing the clear color of its wildly addictive juice. While this transparency might evoke an Eau de Cologne, this is not the case. Indeed, Baiser Fou is a passionate fragrance with an exquisite, languorous harmony combined with extraordinary refinement. It is precisely this concentrate of luxury that is reflected in its cap. Baiser Fou is topped with a red stone symbolizing passion. It resembles a ruby engraved with the name of this fragrance. This is also a way of paying tribute to Cartier's prestigious past in jewelry-making. The whole is finally decorated with a gold ring at the neck, engraved with the house's name, for an absolutely luxurious and utterly irresistible result.

Olfactory pyramid

  1. Top notesThe first minutes
  2. Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
  3. Base notesWhat lingers

Olfastory’s review

If Baiser Volé was a fragrance whose olfactory writing rested essentially on the transparency of a single, almost elusive flower, lily, its successor, Baiser Fou, joyfully and harmoniously reveals the masterful character of orchid. This passionate fragrance is akin to an intense, fiery kiss. It follows in the same line as its predecessor and boldly dares to rely on a soliflore, a rather audacious olfactory gamble.

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