8 fragrances
Le Chèvrefeuille by Annick Goutal is a luminous, green floral that captures the essence of honeysuckle with stunning realism. Created by Isabelle Doyen and Camille Goutal, this 2002 eau de parfum offers a delicate balance of citrus, white florals, and a subtle narcissus base, making it a perfect daytime scent for spring and summer.
Goutal Songes is a dreamy white floral gourmand that captures the essence of tropical blooms with a warm vanilla base. Created by Isabelle Doyen and Camille Goutal, this 2006 release offers moderate to long longevity and a soft, alluring sillage. Ideal for romantic occasions and warm weather, it remains a beloved classic in the niche fragrance community.
Un Matin d'Orage captures the ephemeral beauty of a garden after a summer storm—a luminous white floral with green, citrus, and lactonic accords. Created by Isabelle Doyen and Camille Goutal, this 2009 release is a poetic, naturalistic composition that feels like a memory of rain on petals.
Goutal's Eau de Charlotte is a soft, intimate floral from 1982 that blends lily, mimosa, and lily-of-the-valley with a surprising base of cacao and vanilla. Its gentle sillage and short longevity make it a personal indulgence rather than a crowd-pleaser, but its elegance is timeless.
Experience the allure of Parisian midnight with Goutal Nuit et Confidences. A stunning blend of spicy frankincense and creamy vanilla that defines modern elegance.
Goutal’s 2006 offering Songes positions itself as an Oriental floral for women, built around a lush tropical bouquet that settles into a creamy, spice‑spiked vanilla base.
Goutal Ambre Fétiche is a dark, resinous amber that feels less like a fragrance and more like a ritual. With incense, leather, and smoky balsamics, it’s an unapologetically sensual unisex scent perfect for cold weather and intimate evenings.
Eau de Camille by Annick Goutal is a 1983 green floral masterpiece that captures the freshness of ivy, grass, and honeysuckle. Its soft, intimate projection and naturalistic composition make it a beloved classic for spring and summer, though its moderate longevity requires reapplication.