OUR CREATORS
BERTRAND DUCHAUFOUR
Although it may seem difficult at first to enter his world, it really is an apparent challenge. With the passage of time, and with the sharing of stories and projects through cities and past events, his distant image disappears. Bertrand Duchaufour is a man of enormous emotional generosity and a very kind way of expressing himself to others.
His trademark is the vibrancy of leather, but he will always be leading the team in combining hyper-volume molecules in a modern tone.
STEPHANIE BAKOUCHE
In 2005, a young perfumer created a masterpiece of modern perfumery.
Pedro Dias has hundreds of niche perfumes, but this one has been his signature scent for many years, and the idea of creating a perfume with her just marvelled him.
Stéphanie Bakouche is the girl who was adopted by Grasse, the perfumer who combines technical expertise with knowledge and history.
CHRIS MAURICE
There is no one in the world of perfumery with such a loyal group of fans as Christian, nor who causes such a frenzy when entering a place in the fragrances universe.
Don't expect subtle perfumes or the elegance of "fragile porcelain ladies" from him. No, Chris's perfumes are for warriors. Chris's perfumes are for warriors to impose themselves, to massacre everything around them.
BEATRICE AGUILAR
If there is one perfumer in the world who pursues the notion of perfume with a cleanliness component in its structure, it is Beatrice Aguilar. She is one of the most elegant perfumers of our time.
The perfumer of transparency.
Miguel Matos
Miguel Matos is a man of paradoxes. His image leaves no-one indifferent. He never goes unnoticed, and that also reflects in his perfumery.
His perfumes are always difficult or very difficult, sometimes a bit strange, vintage, very greenand glossy.
And that's how he has earned his place as a true star, twice winning the Art and Olfaction Award.
Bravo is his creation. A perfume based on green fig, waxed woods (a bit of his trademark), but somehow, in Bravo, it's a "domesticated Miguel Matos".
Daniel Josier
A "grand seigneur" in perfumery is someone who expertly infuses the art of seduction into the creation of perfumes, based on a vintage structure of fragrance construction, and Daniel Josier is definitely a "grand seigneur" in perfumery and in life.
He is also a fan of Arabic perfumery. This is perhaps why he is known as the "sandalwood perfumer." Sandalwood serves as a base for the other olfactory notes and this is particularly evident in AREIA SALGADA, where it provides texture and comfort while emphasising the brightness of Calabrian bergamot and thyme.