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A bouquet of label rose for Camille
Before discovering the smell of label rose I was afraid to be disappointed again and finally, it was a revelation! I felt like I…
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How to conserve a perfume?
Conserve a perfume in the best conditions is a child’s play… But sometimes, it goes against some daily practices. Thanks to a few simple…
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What does natural perfume mean?
In the age of slow cosmetics, of “clean” perfumes and the green trend, natural perfume is also becoming more and more present. But what…
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Balsamic notes: balm for the nose
Very popular in perfumery, balsams and other resins create what are called balsamic notes. Soothing and warm, they coat your fragrances with a soft…
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Olfactory perception: the mechanisms of the sense of smell
Since COVID19, we realized how precious sense of smell was. It is therefore important to understand the well-oiled mechanism that operates between our nose…
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Cedar in perfumery, between power and elegance
Mascot of woody notes, cedar has a dry and resinous scent that titillates our noses. Long confined to functional products, this fragrant wood is…
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Vanille: the comforting perfume of Julie
Vanille is a return to childhood guaranteed, it is a soft and comforting perfume where spices, sweetness and gourmand notes are mixed. Julie from…
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A perfume with notes of violet thanks to ionones
The violet is a capricious and fascinating raw material whose perfume is not revealed to the first comer. To reproduce the notes of violet,…
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Inspired interview: in the eye of Ilan, our photographer
It is our turn to draw the portrait of the artist who captured the essence of our fragrances on film… With a sharp eye…
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The eau de parfum 555: the winning number by Sarah!
Powdery, sensual… The eau de parfum 555 is truly mesmerizing. I love the way it evolves on my skin to become ever warmer, more…
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The olfactory love story between Paris and Perfume
Between Paris and perfume, it’s a love story that has been going on for a very long time! But why is the City of…
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Vegetables & perfume: fragrances go green
Artichoke, asparagus, leek… This is not our shopping list but vegetables with atypical perfume that are stirring up the world of fragrance! Vegetable essences…
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