The cradle of modern Western perfumery
French Perfumery
French perfumery originated in Grasse in the 14th century as a complement to leatherworking and became synonymous with global elegance from the 17th century onward. It combines mastery of raw materials (Grasse — the world's main center for jasmine, tuberose and centifolia rose) with the art of abstract composition and luxury marketing.
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Representative names
- Guerlain
- Chanel
- Dior
- Caron
- Jean Patou
- Frédéric Malle
In the B2B catalogue
Where tradition „French Perfumery" is used in the ingredient encyclopaedia
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What tradition „French Perfumery" is linked to in the catalogue
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