Chamade pour Homme
Chamade pour Homme, the Guerlain masculine fragrance. In 1969, Jean-Paul Guerlain offered perfumery his vision of passionate love, of the free and fulfilled woman, as romantic as she is sensual, with Chamade.

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It would take thirty years for the Chamade woman to finally marry her alter ego, Chamade pour Homme, just as bold and distinguished, through her green and floral scents. A true fragrance of seduction and elegance, Chamade pour Homme will never stop making our hearts race…
Thirty years later, Guerlain's Chamade met Chamade pour Homme…
More than anything, and perhaps even more than his grandfather Jacques Guerlain, Jean-Paul Guerlain designed only fragrances of emotion for the family house of perfumery. As a devotee of raw materials, every fragrance Jean-Paul Guerlain created was composed to be a fragrance that stirs emotion: whether love, passion, tenderness, ardor or sadness, Jean-Paul Guerlain's fragrances could never leave one indifferent, and this is certainly one of the reasons for their incredible success.
That is the difference between a great fragrance and one that lasts only a year: emotion. In the elevator that takes him to his girlfriend, the man in love must be moved by his own scent trail. Fragrance is the expression of sensuality, the scent of the beloved woman in the morning on the pillow… It is the most intense form of memory. Jean-Paul Guerlain.
The magnificent and highly innovative Chamade was composed entirely with this intention in mind. Like a fruity, green wind of freedom, the hyacinth accords spread through the year 69 never to fade. Chamade is a timeless fragrance, and its brilliant alter ego, Chamade pour Homme, released in 1999 for Valentine's Day, is no less magnificent. Thirty years later, with Chamade pour Homme, the house of Guerlain took the bold but rewarding gamble of bringing these scents together to make them beat in unison.
Chamade pour Homme, or the emotion of a woody-floral fragrance with a passionate heart
Just like its brilliant feminine counterpart, Chamade pour Homme is both floral and sensual, fresh yet refined. Of course, Jean-Paul Guerlain retained within this Chamade pour Homme, presented in a beautiful raw wood bottle, the signature hyacinth and violet that characterized the 1969 Chamade pour Femme, which in no way diminishes its handsome virility—quite the contrary!
Chamade pour Homme offers a bracing, ultra-dynamic and ultra-fresh opening thanks to notes of Italian bergamot spiked with virile notes of black pepper. At the heart, Chamade pour Homme presents itself as one of the rare floral masculine fragrances, thanks to the sophistication of hyacinth powdered with violet. A touch of nutmeg comes to warm the delicacy of these precious flowers. Finally, sinewy vetiver brings its woody freshness to notes of leather and precious woods, which become powerful and assertive. The man of Chamade pour Homme could hardly go unnoticed, indeed!
A masculine fragrance with a disquieting charm that makes the heart falter and the pulse quicken, as the surges of desire stoke the pleasure to come. Guerlain on Chamade pour Homme.
Olfactory pyramid
- Top notesThe first minutes
- Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
- Base notesWhat lingers
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