Teo Cabanel Fragrances

Founded in Algiers around 1893, by a French doctor and chemist, the Cabanel company dedicates itself to creating essences for colognes, quintessences for “extraits de mouchoirs” and a number of prestigious Colognes such as: Demoiselle de Paris, Frina, Yasmina…etc.

Growing success leads Cabanel to set up in Paris in 1908. The new head office opens in the Impasse du Cadran. It soon becomes the Duchess of Windsor’s favourite perfumer appreciated by an exclusive clientele of private connoisseurs as well as pharmaceutical cooperatives and independent pharmacists.

Upon the founder’s death, his daughter chooses to follow in her father’s footsteps in the true craftman’s tradition of “Maître Parfumeur”.
In 2000, upon the death of the founder’s daughter, the company relies on a single client. Alcohol is no longer available in pharmacies. Selling essences for colognes has become very difficult. The premises are sold and the products kept in a warehouse.

To live up to the image of the Cabanel company created in 1893, Caroline Moncouqut goes back in the past, to the very origin of fine perfumes. Starting from 150 perfume formulas she inherited, she decides to develop a new concept.

The house of Teo Cabanel started his new life in March 2005. Caroline Moncouqut, a young and auspicious French woman, was born in Fonteinebleau in 1981. There is now a head office of Teo Cabanel. At the age of 22 she took the challenge of creating and managing Teo Cabanel.

Jean-François Latty is a in-house perfumer who took his first steps in perfumery in 1965. Jean-François Latty is deeply attached to the tradition of French perfumery and quality of natural ingredients.

Designer Teo Cabanel has 4 perfumes in our fragrance base. The earliest editions originate from 2005 and the newest ones from 2008. The nose who worked on Teo Cabanel fragrances is Jean-Francois Latty.

Alahine

2007

Julia

2005

Meloe

2008

Oha

2005