07 Nov 2024
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Established in Cologne, Germany, by Johann Maria Farina, Farina created the first modern Eau de Cologne, which became a royal favorite and gave its name to the city.
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Founded in Paris by Pierre-François Pascal Guerlain, this French brand became known for innovative fragrances, creating several iconic scents like Jicky (1889) and Shalimar (1925).
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Founded by Juan Floris in London, Floris has supplied fragrances to the British royal family and holds a Royal Warrant as a perfume supplier to the Queen.
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This luxury perfume house was established in London by James Henry Creed, later moving to Paris. It's known for fragrances like Green Irish Tweed and Aventus.
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Established in Paris, Houbigant is one of the oldest French perfume houses, creating classics like Quelques Fleurs, which revolutionized floral perfumes.
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Founded by Pierre François Lubin, Lubin began by crafting fragrances for French nobility and even Empress Joséphine, wife of Napoleon.
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Started by Charles Armand Roger and Charles Martial Gallet in France, this brand popularized colognes and fragrant soaps.
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Founded by barber William Penhaligon in London, this British brand created famous fragrances like Blenheim Bouquet, favored by Winston Churchill.
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One of France’s oldest fragrance houses, it created scents like Cuir de Russie and Opoponax, which are still celebrated today.
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Founded by François Coty in Paris, Coty transformed the perfume industry with affordable luxury fragrances and unique packaging.
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