Vétiver Infini Eau de Parfum stands as a consummate harmony, bringing together two defining notes in CARON's legacy—the precious iris and the celebrated Haitian vetiver. The iris, akin to gold for its powdery floral essence, seamlessly intertwines with vetiver, renowned for its smoky, woody character, adding a modern touch to CARON's palette. This olfactory journey begins with a sparkling overture of bergamot, grapefruit, and Mexican sweet lime—a breath of fresh air that sets the stage for what follows.

The duo of iris and vetiver elegantly unfolds on the skin, their synergy enriched by powdery violet leaf accents and the woody sophistication of cedarwood. Classic meets modern in this composition, where grace intertwines with potency, creating a long-lasting olfactory symphony that showcases the exceptional quality of its ingredients. Vétiver Infini transcends being merely a fragrance; it's an authentic creation that casts a captivating aura, embodying the essence of CARON's commitment to timeless elegance.

• Around IRIS: Iris Concrete, Carrot Essence, Geranium Essence from Egypt, Pink Peppercorn CO2, Violet Leaf.
• Around VETIVER: Vetiver Essence from Haiti (10%) (For Life/IFF), Bergamot Essence (10%), Grapefruit Essence, Lime Essence from Mexico, Clary Sage Essence, Virginia Cedarwood Essence.
• Perfumer: Jean Jacques.
• Eau de Parfum: Women, Men.
• 30ml Spray, 50ml Spray, 100ml Spray, 100ml Refill.

STORY

Renowned perfumer and devoted musician, Jean Jacques, draws inspiration from jazz and its "blue note" to craft an olfactory composition akin to his musical artistry. In Vétiver Infini, he ingeniously pairs vetiver, a cherished ingredient, with the luxurious blue iris. This unexpected blend forms an artistic endeavor where earthbound elements collide, merging the worlds of music and fragrance in a harmonious symphony of scent.

Did you know?... Originally from south India, vetiver has found a flourishing home in Haiti since its introduction over a century ago. Benefiting from the ideal climate, this Caribbean island has become the world's top producer, providing a vital source of income for 30,000 to 40,000 local people.