Carré Blanc

Carré Blanc is a highly unusual, abstract scent that defies easy categorization. It opens with a sharp, almost electric burst of bitter green rhubarb, citrus, crushed hay, and powdered iris, creating a sensation that feels simultaneously fresh and synthetic. The initial impression is acrid and primal—some describe it as akin to a photo-negative vetiver or the smell of a massive plastic plant meltdown. The scent evolves slowly, revealing a complex blend of almond, coumarin, and toasted hay that lingers with an uncanny tenacity. Unlike most perfumes, Carré Blanc behaves differently on each person—its projection and sillage vary widely, with some experiencing a quiet presence and others reporting an intense, long-lasting trail that can last for days. Despite its boldness and the polarizing reactions it receives, many users note its invention and originality, likening it to a canvas devoid of meaning until worn. It’s ideal for those who appreciate avant-garde olfactory experiments and aren’t afraid of non-traditional, sharply modern scents.