Tabac Blond Eau de Parfum by Caron | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Tabac Blond smell like?
Tabac Blond captures the rebellious spirit of the 1920s, originally designed for the era’s "garçonne" style and the scent of women who wore leather jackets and smoked in public. It opens with the dist...
The fragrance community views Tabac Blond as a historic landmark, frequently grouped with other early 20th-century icons like Guerlain’s Mitsouko due to its complex, moody character.
Performance is a highlight among enthusiasts, with most reporting that the scent lasts through an entire day and possesses a radiant projection that demands attention.
There is a significant divide between fans of the vintage extrait and the modern Eau de Parfum; while the current version is praised for its smooth leather and powdery carnation, vintage purists often miss the intense, "ashtray" smokiness of the original 1919 formula.
It is widely considered an ideal choice for the colder months of fall and winter, particularly for evening wear or formal, "night out" scenarios where its atmospheric, smoky profile can truly shine.
While marketed for women, the heavy leather, vetiver, and tobacco notes have made it a favorite in the unisex and masculine fragrance communities, where it is appreciated for its lack of traditional sugary sweetness.
