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"Eau Folle is a sharp, dry citrus-chypre fragrance introduced by Guy Laroche in 1970. Its opening combines lemon, bergamot, petitgrain, and lime into a tart and highly energetic citrus accord. The heart softens the attack with floral, herbal, fruity, and spicy facets, including jasmine, rose, carnation, lemon verbena, and caraway. Oakmoss, cedar, musk, and patchouli create a dry, earthy, woody finish. Despite being marketed for women, its austere green, leathery, and mossy character can read as distinctly unisex. The Tartaruga edition presents this fragrance in a limited collector-style bottle rather than representing a separately documented olfactory composition."
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The name Eau Folle can be understood as “mad water” or “eccentric woman.”
Eau Folle was also released in unusual balloon-shaped bottles and perfume-pen formats.
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