The word “traditional” is one that often gets mixed up with “heritage” when we talk about perfumes, because each harks back to a past time. The latter is more geared to a company or style, whereas the former can broaden out to encompass a particular scent or preparation. This idea of a “traditional” fragrance can easily be aligned to many that are still in production, and also those that have been discontinued, but there is one that has stood the test of time. Bay Rum is a perfume that has been enjoyed for decades, in both salons and at home, and The Dandy Gent is championing its barbershop revival.
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Monday, 15 April 2019
STEPHAN'S SIX - QUENTIN BISCH
In a world of instant fame it is easy to forget that, for many, success comes after years of perfecting their craft. This can be said of Quentin Bisch, one of the current stars of the Givaudan stable of perfumers. From Yves Saint Laurent to Mugler and Fragonard to Jean Paul Gaultier, Quentin’s creations are varied and exciting. So, I thought it was time to discover his fragrance memories during “Stephan’s Six”.
Labels:
Attaquer le Soleil Marquis de Sade,
Cacharel,
Chanel,
Chloe,
Derby,
Etat Libre d’Orange,
Fahrenheit,
Fragonard,
Givaudan,
Gucci,
Guerlain,
Habit Rouge,
Loulou,
Nomade,
Quentin Bisch,
Shalimar,
Stephan's Six,
Vetiver
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