Chopard Casran for men - Opinios Reviews

Chopard Casran begins fresh and nearly citrusy before long it turns out to be sweet and pleasant. At that point it keeps an eye on a delectable herbal with notes of anise, rose and geranium. This advancement between the top notes to the heart notes transitioned in a quick way on my skin. As it matures on the skin, what remains is a scrumptious blend of blossoms and vanilla, with a silk touch of the sandalwood. To my senses this appears like an Ambar Floral fragrance with great longevity and fabulous trail.

The beauty of simplicity is evident in this offering from Chopard. The concept is that of a spiritual journey into one’s inner being, through meditative contemplation. The bottle is inspired by the magic of crystal cut rocks. Chopard hopes to achieve an "intense exploration of the senses" and does so by overwhelming us with luscious notes of chocolate, dry ambered cherries, dates and prunes.

This is my quintessential office scent because it serves a vital function in maintaining my sanity amidst the hustle and bustle of the workplace. I never fail to pick Casran as my scent of the day when I anticipate a hectic day at work. Our office is often a stormy place that can sweep us away and we lose sight of our centre. With Casran, whenever I feel overwhelmed, I just need to close my eyes wherever I may be, stop whatever I am doing for a few seconds and recover my centre automatically. Everything stops and nothing matters. Datelines disappear, the shackles of responsibility slip away, I am me, just me. If you can find a scent that does that, who needs a holy grail! Again, I reiterate, the beauty of simplicity! Sure, we all have our niches that throws us a curve ball with the evolution of every note, they have their place in our collection, but so does a scent that is simply crafted and allows you to feel at one with the universe, at peace with your surroundings and thankful that you exist! That’s the essence of Casran for me.

Astonishingly good, beautiful elements merged through a white spirit and made more subtle for it, I love Casran. As the fragrance warms with wear, different components emerge. I find a 'praline' which I expect is the melding of amber, vanilla and sandalwood. The chocolate, prune, and the aromatics serve to balance the gourmand components and not allow the fragrance to sweeten or cloy; despite which, it is sweet but mannered. No single component dominates although they seem to 'ripple' throughout the development and dry-down. This is like a colourless gemstone with facets that catch the light suddenly; it is transparent and magical. The more restrained the application, the more delightful the journey. Perhaps, the best way to enjoy this journey is to apply a tiny amount to the nape of the neck of one's partner.

I discovered this fragrance through the pages of a magazine, and I must say that I immediately liked the exotic name surfaced Casran where the bottle on the beach with some rocks, giving a sense of infinity.
The scent is very good, the first time you can hear leave a little baffled, but soon apart from a mysterious sweetness of spices, woods and flowers bloom at this very moment, the evolution is very slow, even imperceptible, in my opinion, but it is the strong point of this fragrance, which in my humble opinion I do not have equals in the vast panorama perfume (I do not know much, but it has its originality) only in the end I saw a similarity with Ultraviolet by Paco Rabanne pour homme, however,
Casran is older but leads the vanguard...fantastic