Perfumery owes much of its magic to the actual ingredients found within a fragrance and, while the perfumer ultimately blends these into a finished scent, these building blocks can also often be the inspiration for a finished fragrance. Many flowers and resins produce one ingredient that can be harnessed and used in a perfume, but the bitter orange tree is a source of multiple oils. From the bitter orange fruit to the neroli flower, or the petitgrain leaves and twigs to the orange blossom absolute, it's a bountiful source. So, for their latest addition to the Flowers of the Perfumer series, Fragonard have chosen to celebrate Bel Oranger.
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Monday, 27 August 2018
STEPHAN'S SIX - AGNES COSTA
Agnès Costa, great granddaughter of the founder of Fragonard Parfumerie, is one of the three sisters that now steer this famous company. Originally founded in 1926 in Grasse, Fragonard has stayed true to its style during the ninety-two years and has secured a very loyal following. After spending a career perfuming others, I thought it was time to find out Agnès Costa’s fragrance favourites during “Stephan’s Six.”
Labels:
4711,
Agnès Costa,
Céline Ellena,
Daniela Andrier,
Fragonard,
Guerlain,
L'air du Temps,
Laurent Bruyère,
Mon Poivre,
Nina Ricci,
Orange Blossom,
Patrick Suskind,
Shalimar,
Tout Ce Que J’aime,
Tuberose
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