All About Fracas Perfume
Robert Piguet launched Fracas Perfume in 1948. It eventually disappeared from the market and was re-born in 1996 with a new formula by Pierre Negrin and was relaunched for sale again. There are numerous ingredients that distinguish Fracas Perfume, ingredients such as sandlewood, cedar, vetiver, musk, iris, orange blossom, rose, neroli, violet, jonquil, lily of the vally, jasmine, gardenia, tuberose, hyacinth, mandarin, and bergamot.
As tuberose fragrances go, Fracas certainly holds the lead. It’s believed by some that those perfumers trying to design a tuberose fragrance use Fracas as the scent to duplicate. It’s aroma is “carnal” in it’s nature, a very sexy aroma.
Fracas perfume is definitely not a subtle fragrance. The scents initial impact is sweet and strong, but that sweetness is tamed by a dab of green and doesn’t overwhelm due to the final brush of wild flowers that complete the scent. When this perfume fades out it lingers with a lush woodsy and earthy scent.
Known as a very sexy perfume, Fracas exudes a joyous bright feel when on. Fracas could also be called “Feminine Fracas” - an independent woman defining herself on her own terms. Thinking of Fracas triggers it’s featured originality, the power of softness and strength.
Wearing Fracas comes with remembering not to over-do it. Two spritz of Fracas will leave you and and those around you knowing you’re in the room so go easy with it, it packs a heft punch. Fracas is remembered for it’s powerful feminine aroma. Wearing Fracas may garner that infamous question, “what is that you’re wearing, wow”.
Fracas comes in Eau de Parfum and Parfum. You can find Fracas online and it comes in multiple matching products, such as Cremes, Powders, Lotions and Body Wash.
Being original can be as easy as wearing a perfume to define yourself. Fracas is original for anyone who wears it. Be yourself with Fracas.