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Cachotteries

Cachotteries is a feminine perfume by Galimard, released in 2026 and sold on the house's website. Signed by Anesia Dican, it brings together apricot and papaya in the top notes, passion fruit, hibiscus and ylang-ylang in the heart notes, and caramel, rum and vanilla in the base notes. The house describes it as gourmand and liquorous. Its concentration and olfactory family remain unknown.

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2026
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Women

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Cachotteries was released in 2026 at Galimard, which presents it as a new release on its website and sells it online. An article from the house's blog, dated November 6, 2026, announces this new release, a feminine perfume created by perfumer Anesia Dican.

The house describes a gourmand, liquorous fragrance, “deliciously addictive,” which does not reveal its full character at first instant. Behind initial fruity notes, Galimard evokes a more mysterious and sensual personality, which the name Cachotteries conveys as it progressively unveils itself.

Galimard speaks of a “contrasted gourmand character”: fruity in its approach, sensual at its center and warm in its base. The name chosen by the house refers to this idea of a kept secret, of a character that does not give itself away immediately to whoever wears it.

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The concentration of Cachotteries is not indicated, so its exact nature remains unknown. No olfactory family is announced in classification, beyond the gourmand character that the house claims in its description. The precise release date is likewise not communicated.

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

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