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Royalty and perfume have a very long history, dating back thousands of years. But why is this connection so strong?

Renaissance perfumes were strong, heady, and well-covered. Nobles who could afford them mostly opted for fragrances based on musk, amber, jasmine, and tuberose.

Perfume has been a cherished luxury product for millennia, and ancient Egypt is no exception. Initially, the rarity of perfume made it a product intended for the gods. Aromatic powders were burned ...

Before becoming emperor, Napoleon was a soldier. He was not of royal blood and was never trained to rule like the dauphins of France. Behind this conquering and warrior figure lies a connoisseur o...

The Sun King is undoubtedly one of the most famous sovereigns in the world. He made Versailles shine throughout the world, placing his palace at the center of the universe. The etiquette reigning ...

Although many people think it is recent, perfume actually has its origins in Antiquity. In Greece and In Egypt , the people of this period had a veritable cult of scents. The inhabitants used perf...

July 14th is a national holiday in France—a day of baguettes, cheese, wine, and perfume! Grasse is the world capital of perfumery. For generations, artisanal perfumers and florists have passed on ...

Intrigued by our collaboration with Carne Bollente? Want to learn more about this ultra-positive brand? We'll tell you a little more about its founders. First, let's get back to basics: Carne Bo...

The Amber and Spice family is the "red" family, with numbers in the 300s. Our fragrances are categorized by number, much like a perfumer would organize tests in their studio. Amber brings us bac...

Did you know that the Bon Parfumeur team is 90% female? We wanted to share with you the stories of Inès, Jinjiibadam, and Claire. Follow us to meet some of the team! - Ines - Fashion is a gr...