Search ⌘K⌕Sign in

DiscoverCommunity Gift

Sillage.

A quieter way to know fragrance. Calm, ad-free, made by people who care about scent.

Discover

Discover
Library
Families
Perfumers
Houses
Notes
Accords
New releases

Content

Content feed
Editorial
Community
Methodology

Tools

Search
Gift guide
Compare

Maison

Your maison
Scent wardrobe
Wear journal
Your reviews
Your lists
Wishlist
Snap to add
Add manually

About

Privacy
Terms
DMCA + takedown

© 2026 SillageNo ads, ever.

Sillage/Perfumers/jean guichard

jean guichard

Perfumer

jean guichard

Composer of 13 perfumes across the library.

Credits13 perfumes

Houses9

Avg rating4.0 / 5

Reviews32.0k

SignatureFloral

Houses worked for

Cacharel3
Nina Ricci3
Carven1
Paco Rabanne1
Fendi1
Cartier1
Trussardi1
Calvin Klein1

Signature families

Floral24%
Powdery11%
Gourmand10%

Timeline

Releases

Madame de Carven

Catalog · 13

All compositions

aro·tub·whi·gre

Madame de Carven

Coconut and peach open with a tropical fruity sweetness underscored by galbanum's green bitterness.

Cacharel · 1996

Eau d'Eden

Eau d'Eden opens with a pale, almost watercolor wash of iris and rose—neither shrill nor sweet, but softly blurred at the edges like petals pressed between book pages.

lea·woo·pat·hon

Cacharel

→

Donna Trussardi

L'Air du Temps Colombes Couleur

Paco Rabanne · 1985

La Nuit

La Nuit opens with a brisk herbal jolt—basil and bergamot together feel more aromatic than citrus-sweet, almost medicinal in their clarity.

ros·fru·swe·van

Asja Fendi

Asja is Fendi's 1992 grand oriental — a fragrance that arrives with full opulence and no apology, constructed in the tradition of heavyweight 1990s feminines that aimed to occupy a room rather than merely accompany its wearer.

flo·fru·woo·iri

Cartier · 1995

So Pretty

The opening is an edible tumble of peach and blackberry softened by neroli, a fruity brightness that feels more orchard than synthetic.

tub·bal·flo·fre

Trussardi · 1994

Donna Trussardi

The opening presents a sharp herbal clash—ginger and sage colliding with basil's green spice—before bergamot smooths the edges.

fru·woo·van·flo

Nina Ricci · 1994

Deci Dela

The opening is a candied rush—raspberry and peach drenched in syrup, with apricot lending a soft fuzz to the sweetness.

whi·yel·fru·amb

Nina Ricci · 2007

L'Eau du Temps

Black currant bursts first, a tart purple snap that drags orange and bergamot into juicy brightness.

whi·ald·mus·woo

Nina Ricci · 2006

L'Air du Temps Colombes Couleur

Bergamot opens with a bright, slightly bitter sparkle that quickly folds into a heart dominated by clean jasmine and lily.

pow·iri·smo·van

Cacharel · 1987

Loulou

Loulou opens with a dusky, almost bruised plum accord that immediately sets it apart from the bright florals of its era.

mos·amb·flo·mus

Calvin Klein · 1985

Obsession

Obsession opens with an immediate collision of brightness and warmth—citrus and peach dissolve almost instantly into a thick, resinous heart where jasmine and orange blossom hover over dark, mossy wood.

fru·tub·swe·flo

Cacharel · 1994

Eden

Eden opens with a soft burst of peach and citrus that feels both ripe and slightly green, like fruit just shy of full sweetness.

iri·smo·woo·pow

Celine

Celine opens with a pear and spice collision—cinnamon and nutmeg warming the fruit into something closer to baked pastry than raw sweetness.

jean guichard — perfumer · Sillage