Téo Cabanel

The French fragrance label "Téo Cabanel" was off to an interesting start. The physician and chemist Téo Cabanel founded the brand as early as 1893. At that time, the product range mainly included colognes, various fragrances, and fragrant handkerchiefs for high society. Téo Cabanel became one of the top addresses among the wealthy when he moved his business to Paris a few years later. His label even made it to the position of official court perfumer to the Duchess of Windsor due to its unique and exquisite fragrances.

Since then, "Téo Cabanel" has remained in family ownership and is now run by Caroline Ilacqua, who skillfully revamped and expanded the label with the help of more than 150 chemical formulas, exclusive ingredients, and the study of family history. This is how Caroline Ilacqua and her partner Jean-François succeeded in bringing the "Cabanel style" into the 21st century.

The range includes eau de toilette, perfumes, and accessories such as scarves, ties, and scented candles. The brand predominantly caters to those who prefer fruity-exotic aromas for women. Other essences are often used, such as citrus, lime, orange, and jasmine. The men's fragrances mostly contain sandalwood, leather, and musk.

The fragrances of "Téo Cabanel" are sold in selected drugstores (Douglas), on European fragrance portals (Beautyplaza), and the brand's homepage.