This page lists perfume houses with names starting with the letter C. Perfume houses are alphabetized by first name, so that "Calvin Klein" is listed under C. Some perfume houses have their own pages — if the name is a link, click on it.
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This page was last updated on 23 November 2019.
Cacharel
Calvin Klein
Calypso
Chain of resort-wear boutiques founded by Christiane Celle in 1992. The brand closed in early 2018.
The fragrance line was introduced in 1995, and at one time there were 10+ scents available. See reviews of Tangerine (formerly Homme), Chevrefeuille and Gardenia; later fragrances included Figue (2006), Bellini (2010), Herbe d’Été (2010), Lavande (2011 or 2012), Casablanca, Figue & Mimosa (2015).
Calypso St Barth
Line established by Liliane Jossua. Fragrances include Jala St Barth, Lea St Barth, include Lea Extreme and Lily (2007).
Campos de Ibiza
Spanish fragrance house established in 1981. The original range included Mandarina, Cedro and Rosa; Jazmin & Higo (Fig) were added in 2006.
Recent fragrances include Almendra (2009?).
Website: Campos de Ibiza
Canali
Italian menswear firm established in 1934 by the Canali brothers. Fragrances were introduced in 2005 with Canali for men.
Recent releases include Canali Summer Night (2007), Canali Black Diamond (2007), Canali Style (2008), Winter Tale Special Edition (2008).
Where to buy: in department stores and online fragrance discounters.
Website: Canali
Carla Fracci
Italian ballerina; her line of fragrances is produced under arrangements with Luciano Soprani.
The first scent, Carla Fracci, appeared in 2003, and was followed by Giselle (2004), Medea (2006), Salomé (2007), Odette (2008), Hamlet (2009).
Recent releases include Aurora (2012).
Website: Carla Fracci Parfums
Carlo Corinto
Website: Carlo Corinto
Carlos Santana
American rock star who entered the fragrance market in 2005 with Carlos Santana for women and Carlos Santana for men. The fragrances are produced under arrangements with Victory International.
Website: Carlos Santana
Carner Barcelona
Spanish niche brand founded by Sara Carner in 2009. There are four fragrances: Cuirs, D600, Rima XI and Tardes.
Recent launches include El Born (2014), Palo Santo (2015), Costarela (2016), Black Calamus, Sandor 70's, Rose & Dragon (2016), Besos, Latin Lover & Sweet William (2017), Ambar del Sur, Botafumeiro & Megalium (2018), Volcano (2018), Bo-Bo, Salado & Fig Man (2019).
Where to buy: In the US, try Osswald, Parfum1 or The Perfume Shoppe. In Germany, try First in Fragrance.
Website: Carner Barcelona
Carolina Herrera
Carol's Daughter
Beauty line founded by Lisa Price in Brooklyn in 1993. As of early 2008, the line had nine fragrances: Ocean, Jamaican Punch, Groove, Mango Melange, Almond Cookie, Ecstasy, Big Kahuna, Green Tea and Sandalwood and Vanilla.
In 2014, Carol's Daughter was acquired by L'Oreal.
See reviews for Almond Cookie Shea Souffle, Tui Hair Oil.
New releases include Lemon Blossom & Sotto (2008), Pearls (2008), Mary J Blige My Life (2010).
Where to buy: See the complete list of outlets on the company website.
Website: Carol's Daughter
Caron
Carrement Belle
Website: Carrement Belle
Carthusia
Cartier
Carven
French couture house established by Carmen de Tomasso (later known as Madame Carven) in 1945. Her understated designs, influenced by her training in interior design, were popular with petite (she was 5' 2") and younger women, as was her use of simple fabrics (she was said to be the first couture designer to use cotton). Madame Carven retired in the 1990s and passed away in 2015.
In 2010, the fashion brand was revamped under creative director Guillaume Henry; that same year the fragrance license passed to Groupe Jacques Bogart. Henry left Carven in 2014, and was replaced by Alexis Martial and Adrien Caillaudaud.
Fragrances were introduced in 1946 with Ma Griffe. Along with Vetiver (1957), it remains the line's best known scent.
Recent releases include Le Vetiver de Carven (2009), Carven Le Parfum (2013), Carven L'Eau de Toilette (2014), Carven Pour Homme (2014), Vetiver (2015 reissue), Carven L'Absolu (2015), L'Eau Intense (2016), Paris-Bangalore, Paris-Seville, Paris-Izmir, Paris-Mascate, Paris-Manille, Paris-Sao Paulo & Paris-Florence (2017), Dans Ma Bulle (2018), Paris-Santorin (2018).
Website: Carven
Castelbajac Parfums
Perfume house of sportswear & jeans designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, whom Women's Wear Daily calls "one of France's most offbeat designers". Fragrances include Premier de Jean Charles Castelbajac (1982, discontinued) and Castelbajac (2001).
Website: Castelbajac
Castle Forbes
Small niche perfumery established by Malcolm Forbes and named for a castle built by his grandfather in Scotland. Line currently includes 2 feminine and 4 masculine fragrances.
Website: Castle Forbes
Caswell Massey
Soap & toiletries company established in the United States in 1752, and one of the early pioneers of the mail order catalog business. In 2007, Caswell Massey was purchased by the investment firm Equitium Group.
Recent launches include Pure Frost (2012), LX48 (2017).
Website: Caswell Massey
CB I Hate Perfume
Celine
Fashion and leather goods house established in 1946 and now held by Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy. Their first fragrance, Magic, launched in 1996; recent launches include Celine Fever (2005).
Website: Celine
Celine Dion
Canadian pop singer. Fragrances are produced under license to Coty, and include Celine (2003), Parfum Notes (2004), Belong (2005), Always Belong (2006), Celine Dion Enchanting (2006).
Recent releases include Spring in Paris (2007), Paris Nights (2007), Sensational (2008), Sensational Moment (2008), Chic (2009), Spring in Provence (2009), Simply Chic (2010), Pure Brilliance (2010), Celine Dion Signature (2011), All For Love (2014).
Website: Celine Dion Beauty (website no longer active)
Cereus
Cereus was established in 2004. The company's focus is on "concept and brand development" (i.e., they help other brands to launch fragrance lines); their own "house line" of fragrances launched in 2007 with Cereus Pour Homme No. 4, No. 5, No. 7 & No. 11.
Recent releases include Cereus Pour Femme No. 3, No. 9 & No. 12 (2008), Cereus Pour Homme No. 14 (2009).
Website: Cereus Development
Cerruti
Cerruti was first established in 1881 as a textile business in Biella, Italy. In the 20th century, Nino Cerruti built the company into a fashion design house. Fragrances were introduced in 1978, and are now produced under Coty, Inc.
Recent fragrance releases include Cerruti 1881 Collection (2005), Cerruti 1881 Blanc (2006), Cerruti 1881 Black for men (2006), Cerruti 1881 Lumieres d'Ete (2007), Cerruti Pour Homme (2007), 1881 En Fleurs (2008), 1881 Intense Pour Homme (2008), L'Essence de Cerruti (2009), 1881 Fairplay (2011), Acqua Forte (2013), Bella Notte Man (2014), Bella Notte Woman (2014), Cerruti 1881 Edition Blanche (2015), Cerruti 1881 Sport (2016), Cerruti 1881 Signature (2017), Cerruti 1881 Riviera (2019).
Chanel
Chantal Thomass
French lingerie brand with several perfumes, including Chantal Thomass (2002), Ame Coquine (2004), Et Plus si Affinités (limited edition, 2005), Sexy Summer (limited edition, 2005).
Recent releases include Osez-moi! (2009).
Website: Chantal Thomass
Chantecaille
Beauty house launched in 1997 by Sylvie Chantecaille, who had previously worked for several other beauty brands, including Prescriptives. The line debuted with three fragrances: Wisteria, Frangipane and Tiare. Color cosmetics and skincare followed. Later fragrances include Darby Rose (1999), Le Jasmin (2003).
Recent releases from Chantecaille include Kalimantan, Pétales & Vetyver (2010), Le Wild (2016), Vetyver Cèdre & Oud Fumé (2019).
Where to buy: at SpaceNK or Neiman Marcus.
Website: Chantecaille
Chloé
Chopard
High end jewelry and watchmaker established in 1860. Well known fragrances include Casmir, Wish, Madness and Infiniment.
Recent releases include Wish Pink Diamond (2005), Chopard Pour Homme (2006), Wish Turquoise Diamond (2007), Happy Spirit (2007), Happy Spirit Magical Nights (2008), Wish Magical Nights (2008), Chopard Cascade (2009), Brilliant Wish (2010), Noble Vetiver (2010), Happy Spirit Elixir d'Amour (2011), Noble Cedar (2012), Enchanted (2012), Oud Malaki (2012), Happy Spirit Bouquet d'Amour (2013), Enchanted Golden Absolute (2013), 1000 Miglia (2013), Enchanted Midnight Spell (2014), Rose Malaki (2014), 1000 Miglia Extreme (2015), Happy Spirit Amira d'Amour (2015), Amber Malaki (2015), Happy Spirit Forever (2016), Musk Malaki (2017), 1000 Miglia Chrono (2017), Magnolia au Vétiver d’Haïti, Vétiver d’Haïti au Thé Vert, Vanille de Madagascar & Néroli à la Cardamome du Guatemala (2017), Jasmin Moghol, Miel d'Arabie, Orange Mauresque, Rose Seljuke (2018), Happy Lemon Dulci & Happy Felicia Roses (2018), Rose de Caroline (2018), Happy Bigaradia (2019), Agar Royal, Aigle Impérial, Nuits des Rois & Or de Calambac (2019).
Chopard fragrances are produced under licensing arrangements with Coty.
Website: Chopard
Christian Dior
Christian Lacroix
French fashion house; Christian Lacroix started out at Jean Patou, then opened his own house in 1987. Lacroix was Creative Director at Pucci for several years ending in 2006. His own house is currently owned by The Falic Group, who purchased it from Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy.
Fragrances were introduced with C'est La Vie (1989), followed by Christian Lacroix (1999), Bazar (women & men, 2002), Tumulte for women (2005) and Tumulte Pour Homme (2005). Lacroix has also released a number of fragrances under the Avon brand name.
Recent releases include C'est La Fete (2007), C'est La Fete Patchouli (2008).
Website: Christian Lacroix
Christina Aguilera
American pop singer. Two fragrances were introduced in the early 2000s under agreements with New Dana Perfumes (now Dana Classic Fragrances); those perfumes, never widely distributed, are now discontinued. Her debut fragrance under new arrangements with Procter & Gamble, Christina Aguilera, was introduced in 2007; in 2016 the license was acquired by Elizabeth Arden.
Recent releases include Inspire (2008), Christina Aguilera By Night (2009), Royal Desire (2010), Secret Potion (2011), Red Sin (2012), Unforgettable (2013), Christina Aguilera Woman (2014), Touch of Seduction (2015), Glam X (2017), Definition (2017), Violet Noir (2018).
Website: Christina Aguilera
Cindy Crawford
Fashion model whose fragrances are produced under arrangements with Wella. Her first fragrance, Cindy Crawford, launched in 2003; her latest release was Summer Day (2006).
Website: Cindy Crawford (site no longer live as of early 2008)
Cinq Mondes
French spa line established by Jean-Louis Poiroux in 2000. Fragrance products include Eau Egyptienne.
Recent releases include the Pluie d’Arômes collection (2007), Jardins de Carthage (2010), Eau de Siam (2012?), Eau du Brésil (2016).
Where to buy: online at Beautyhabit or directly from Cinq Mondes US.
Website: Cinq Mondes
Clarins
French cosmetics firm established in 1954. Groupe Clarins also holds the fragrance licenses for Azzaro, David Yurman, Stella Cadente, Swarovski, Thierry Mugler.
Fragrances under the Clarins brand name include Eau Dynamisante, Elysium and Eau Ressourcante. See review for “Relax” Bath & Shower Concentrate and Body Balm.
Recent releases include Par Amour and Par Amour Toujours (2005), Eau Ensoleillante aka Sunshine Fragrance (2007), Eau des Jardins (2010).
Website: Clarins
Claudie Pierlot
French fashion designer who established her own line in 1984. Her first fragrance, Mon Premier, launched in 1999.
Recent releases include Eau de Claudie, Eau de Cloco and Eau de Pierlot (2007).
Website: Claudie Pierlot
Claus Porto
Claus Porto was founded in 1887 in the city of Porto, Portugal, by two German chemists: Ferdinand Claus and Georges Schwedder. The founders were forced to leave Portugal during WWI and sold the company to Achilles de Brito, who renamed the firm “Ach. Brito Cosmética.” Under de Brito’s leadership, the company prospered and became known for its luxurious soaps. Today, Claus Porto sells bar and liquid soap, bath foams and salts, body lotions, candles, and a men’s fragrance and grooming line under the name Musgo Real (see Agua de Colonia no 1, no 2 & no. 3). In 2012, two new fragrances, Lavender and Lime Basil, were added to the Musgo Real range.
See review for Voga candle, Alface candle & Alface scented body products.
Recent launches include Agua de Colonia collection (2014), Claus Porto Le Parfum (2017), Agua de Colonia collection (2018).
Where to buy: in the US at LafcoNY.
Website: Claus Porto
Clean
Clementine Perfume (Melissa Flagg)
Line established by Melissa Flagg with the launch of Clementine (2007?).
Recent releases include Hazel's Perfume (2007), Mily Perfume (2008), Fleur de Grace (2008), Violet's Perfume (2008), Daisies, Laulena & Sadie's (2008).
Where to buy: Beautyhabit.
Website: Clementine Perfume site no longer active
Clinique
Launched by Estee Lauder in 1968 and initially famous for the "3 step skincare system". Fragrances include Aromatics Elixir (1971), Wrappings (1990) and Simply (2003). Chemistry for men was introduced in 1994.
Happy was launched in 1997 and became a big seller for the brand. Clinique followed with Happy for men (1999), Happy Heart (2003), Happy to Be (2004) and Happy in Bloom (2006).
Recent releases include Aromatics Elixir Velvet Sheer (2006), Happy Summer Spray (2007), Aromatics Elixir Perfumer's Reserve (2011), Happy Summer Spray (2012), Happy Summer Spray (2013), Beyond Rose (2014), Aromatics in White (2014), Aromatics in Black (2015), Aromatics Black Cherry (2016), Aromatics Elixir Premier (2017), Happy Splash, Lily of the Beach, Peony Picnic, Cocoa & Cashmere, Blue Sky Neroli, Peace & Jasmine (2018).
In 2013, Prescriptives Calyx became Clinique Calyx.
Where to buy: Clinique counters at major department stores, and online fragrance discounters.
Website: Clinique
Clive Christian
Clive Christian's firm creates luxury custom kitchens and interiors as well as freestanding furniture, tableware, and other high end goods.
Christian purchased the historic Crown Perfumery in 1999. One of their vintage scents inspired his first fragrance release under his own name, 1872 (named for the year Crown was established), which launched in 2001. In 2002, he discontinued the Crown line, but has continued to release new fragrances under the Clive Christian label, including No. 1 (advertised as "the world's most expensive perfume") and X. In 2015, Clive Christian was acquired by EME Investments 5 Ltd; in 2019 they were acquired by Nichebox.
Recent releases include C For Men and C For Women (2010), V for Women & V for Men (2012), L for Women & L for Men (2014), X Twist Narcissus & X Twist Saffron (2016), No. 1 Twist Violet, No. 1 Twist Chamomile, 1872 Twist Mandarin & 1872 Twist Vetiver (2016), Noble VII Cosmos Flower & Noble VII Rock Rose (2016), Noble VIII Rococo Magnolia (2017), Noble VIII Rococo Immortelle (2017), X Twist Myrrh & X Twist Tabac (2017), 1872 Twist Acacia & 1872 Twist Bergamot (2017), X Twist Baies Rose & X Twist Tuberose (2017), Private Collection C, L, I, V, E (2017), Addictive Arts (2017), Absolute Collection (2017), 1872 Twist Jasmine & 1872 Twist Geranium (2018), 1872 Twist Tarocco Orange, 1872 Twist Basil, X Twist Mate Tea, X Twist Patchouli, X Twist Sichuan Pepper, X Twist Liquorice (2018), Noble XIX (2018), Noble XX & XXI (2018), Miami Poolside & Miami Beach (2019), 20 Iconic (2019).
Where to buy: online at FourSeasonsProducts, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Parfums Raffy.
Website: Clive Christian
Cloon Keen Atelier
Galway-based brand, originally known for scented candles and body care products. Personal fragrances were introduced in 2011 with Bataille de Fleurs and Castaña, followed by Terre de L'Encens in 2012.
Recent releases include Lune de Givre (2013), Sybarite (2013), Tulum (2014), Copacetic & Infusion Assam (2014), Edition Tuberose & Grande Dame (2015).
Where to buy: In the UK at Les Senteurs.
Website: Cloon Keen Atelier
Coach
CO Bigelow
CO Bigelow started as a drugstore/apothecary in New York in 1838. In the 2000s, the CO Bigelow name was licensed to Limited Brands (owners of Bath & Body Works, among others) for product development and a chain of stores. See review for Lemon & Lime Body Souffle.
Fragrance releases under the CO Bigelow name include CO Bigelow Elixir Black, Elixir Red, Elixir Green and Elixir Blue (2007), CO Bigelow Lemon (2009), Winter Lemon, Ginger Mentha & Elixir White (2009), Winter Petals (2009).
Where to buy: CO Bigelow stores.
Comme des Garçons
Comptoir Sud Pacifique
French niche fragrance line founded in 1974. The "Eaux de Voyage" scents are inspired by the islands of the South Pacific; many are based on vanilla and/or tropical flowers and fruits. The brand was sold to new owners in 2010.
See reviews for Aqua Motu (1992), L'Eau du Gouverneur (1993), Vanille Banane (2003) and the Soins de Plaisir Body Care line.
Recent releases include Vanille Extreme (2005), Vanille Pineapple (2006), Vanille Citrus (2006), Vanille Amande (2006, relaunch), Coco Extreme (2006), Caramel Sunset (2007), Mage d'Orient and Eau de Naphé (2007), Eau des Lagons (2008), Hemisphere Sud (2008), Coco Figue (2009), Aoud de Nuit, Aouda, Nomaoud & Oud Intense (2009), Souffle des Indes (2011), Jasmin Poudré, Épices Sultanes, Bois Royal, Oudh Sensuel & Oudh Intense (2013), Jardin Néroli (2014), Musc & Roses, Green Patchouli, Vanille Passion and Aqua Motu Intense (2015), Coeur d'Ylang, Rhum & Tabac and Vétyver Haïti (2016), Pomelo Fizz, Immortel Cédrat & Cologne Mood (2017), Vanille Blackberry (2017), Jasmin Dentelle (2018), Éclats d'Amandes (2019).
Where to buy: Four Seasons, Hampton Court or Luckyscent or selected fragrance discounters in the US.
Website: Comptoir Sud Pacifique
Costume National
Italian fashion design house founded by Ennio and Carlo Capasa. The Capasas left the brand in 2016.
Their first fragrance, Scent, was introduced in 2002, and has been followed by Scent Intense, Scent Gloss, and Scent Sheer.
Recent releases include 21 Costume National (2008), Costume National Homme (2009), Pop Collection (2011), So Nude (2012), Cyber Garden (2013), Soul (2015), J & I (2019).
Where to buy: online at Barneys or Luckyscent, or check the online fragrance discounters.
Website: Costume National
Côté Bastide
Provence-inspired line of home fragrances, personal fragrances and bath & body items founded by Nicole Houques. The line includes a range of reasonably priced Eau de Toilettes in Amber, Iris, Mimosa, Orange Blossom, and more. Also see reviews for Peche de Vigne fragrance, Peche de Vigne candle, and Figuier candle.
Where to buy: online at Beautyhabit or Four Seasons.
Website: Cote Bastide
Coty
Courvoisier
The luxury cognac brand, currently owned by Beam Global Spirits & Wine, entered the fragrance market in 2007 with Courvoisier L'edition Imperiale, a fragrance for men. There are plans in the works for several more fragrances.
The fragrance license for Courvoisier is held by Kraft International Marketing.
Crabtree & Evelyn
Apothecary line known for its traditional English-style goods, although the company was actually established in Cambridge, Massachussetts in the 1970s.
Recent releases include Lost and Found (2006), Jilt, Folly & India Hicks Island Living Spider Lily (2007, see review for Spider Lily Body Cream), West Indian Lime (2007), Uncharted (2007), India Hicks Island Night (2008), Iris (2010), Floral Fragrance Collection Lily, Rosewater & Lavender (2011), Wisteria (2012), Himalayan Blue (2012), Somerset Meadow (2013), Night Garden Ottoman Rose, Assam Oudh, Kashmir Musk & Persian Thé (2013), Heritage Collection (2013), Verbena and Lavender de Provence (2013), Pear and Pink Magnolia & Caribbean Island Wild Flowers (2014), Indian Sandalwood & Moroccan Myrrh (2014), Parisian Millefleurs & Black Absinthe (2015), Leather Musk (2015), La Source (2017).
Website: Crabtree & Evelyn
Crazylibellule and The Poppies
French line of solid, twist-up perfumes established in 2005 by Isabelle Masson-Mandonnaud. There are currently 3 ranges: the Shanghaijava Collection (see review for Encens Mystic), Poule de Luxe (see reviews for Vanilla Moka, Vanilla Macarons & Vanilla Pralines) and Les Divines Alcoves (see reviews for Aux Anges, Amoureuse & Tout Oublier).
Recent additions include Les Olfactives - L'Olfactive 122, L'Olfactive 127 & L'Olfactive 129 (2007), Les Batons (2007), June 26th, Ile d'Yeu (2009), Les Garçonnes collection (see reviews for Chere Louise & Hommage a Gabrielle, 2009), Vanilla Orangette and Vanilla Ganache (2009).
Note: the brand went out of business around 2010 or 2011. A new brand from the same owner debuted in 2013 — see Le Soft Perfume.
Website: Crazylibellule & The Poppies (no longer working)
Creative Scentualization
See Sarah Horowitz.
Creative Universe (Beth Terry)
Small perfume line established by Beth Terry. Fragrances include Te (1997), Mare (1997), Vita (2002) and Element of Surprise (2004).
Recent releases include Element of Desire (2006), Element of Attraction (2008).
As of 2013, the Creative Universe brand appears to be out of business.
Creed
Perfume house established in London in 1760. Creed moved its operations to Paris in 1854, and remains a family-owned company.
Recent releases include Original Santal, Love in White (2005), Virgin Island Water (2007), Love in Black (2008), Les Floralies (2008), Acqua Fiorentina (2009), Rosalie (2009), Sublime Vanilla (2009), Windsor (2009), Aventus (2010), Spice and Wood (2010), Royal Oud, Original Cologne (later renamed Pure White), Jardin d’Amalfi & White Flowers (2011), Royal Service (2011), Fleurs de Gardenia & Acqua Fiorentina The Encore (2012), Millesime 1849 (2013), Acqua Originale Asian Green Tea, Vetiver Geranium, Aberdeen Lavander, Cedre Blanc & Iris Tubereuse (2014), Royal Princess Oud, Royal Mayfair & Creed for Kids (2015), Aventus for Her (2016), Rose Impériale (2016), White Amber (2017), Viking (2017), Floralie (2018).
Where to buy: Four Seasons, Parfums Raffy or Neiman Marcus. There is also a Creed boutique on Madison Avenue in New York City.
Website: Creed
Cristiano Fissore
Italian knitwear house known for its cashmere designs. Fragrances include Cashmere for men & Cashmere for Women (2006).
Recent releases include Rapsodia in Blu (2007).
Where to buy: in the US at Luckyscent, in Germany at First in Fragrance.
Website: Cristiano Fissore
Crown Perfumery
Crown Perfumery was founded in 1872 by William Thomson, a chemist who started out by producing lavender smelling salts to restore the ladies who fainted while trying on the wares in his father's corset shop. This was followed by a line of perfumes in the English style, à la Floris or Penhaligons. The company was eventually sold, then folded, was later resurrected, and later still was purchased by Clive Christian. Christian first streamlined the range of fragrances, then discontinued the line altogether in 2002. See review of Eau de Russe.
Curve
See Liz Claiborne.
Custo Barcelona
Spanish brand founded in 1981 (although they did not operate under the name Custo Barcelona until the late 1990s) and known for their California-inspired psychedelic street-wear; the printed t-shirts are especially popular. Custo Dalmau is the designer.
Fragrances were introduced in 2008 with Custo Barcelona Woman; Custo Barcelona Man followed in 2009. The fragrance license is held by Idesa.
Recent releases include Pure Custo Barcelona (2010), Blue Wind (2012), Glam Star (2012), Enjoy Custo Barcelona (2013), Custo Woman L'Eau (2014).
Website: Custo Barcelona
Cynthia Rowley
American fashion designer whose first fragrance, Cynthia Rowley, debuted in 2005. In 2008, Cynthia Rowley launched Flower & Petal for Avon.
Website: Cynthia Rowley
Czech & Speake
British maker of bathroom fixtures founded in 1979. They launched a fragrance line in 1980. There are currently 9 fragrances in the range. See reviews for Citrus Paradisi, No. 88 and Frankincense & Myrrh.
In 2009, Czech & Speake relaunched Dark Rose.
New releases include Vetiver Vert (2011), Spanish Cedar (2014), Villa Ausonia (2018).
Where to buy: online in the US at Cambridge Chemists, and see also the shopping report for the Czech & Speake boutique in London.
Website: Czech & Speake