Fleurs De Rocaille is in the family of Floral Aldehyde fragrances. In 1933, women are discovering sport, progress and speed. Caron realized that they would need lighter, more dynamic perfumes in the future. So Caron made use of a new discovery in the world of perfume: Aldehyde, fresh note, which created some of the greatest harmonies in the history of French perfume (Chanel 5, Arpege). Fleurs de Rocaille is a floral bouquet, a true symbol of femininity and refinement. A perfume that is undeniably a timeless classic. Top notes: Rose, Lilac, Jasmine, Aldehydes. Middle notes: Lily of the Valley, Violet, Carnation, Ylang Ylang. Base notes: Cedar, Sandalwood, Oak Moss, Musk.