Coffret Parfum Femme

It defines who they are and they never leave home without it. So, as you can imagine, meticulous devotion is taken when concocting a French perfume, which is probably why so many of the most-loved and iconic fragrances in the world originate from there.
There are reportedly more women now joining the famous French perfumery school, ISIPCA , than men – an about-face for the time women in the perfume industry were either not employed at all, or remained somewhat faceless behind-the-scenes as their male peers were lauded as genius perfumers in gleaming white lab coats, then the respectable (and respected) face of fragrance.

With the exception of Cologne in Germany, which is famous for the invention of « eau de Cologne », it was predominantly in the hills around Grasse overlooking the Bay of Cannes that techniques developed to extract « pure » perfume using the method of distillation or using alcohol as an excipient.
Starting right from the Pour Femme, which was the first fragrance of the Dolce Gabbana line of fragrances and right until the latest releases that cater to the sophisticated and trendy, Dolce Gabbana perfumes and colognes have done more than enough to capture the imagination of fragrance-wearing people.

Using proprietary technology ​ to analyse more than three million anonymised consumer purchases from over 130 retail locations across France in 2019 (January 1 – December 31), Suburbia research showed LVMH and L’Oréal held important presence in the category, with Dior, Givenchy and Lancôme perfumes all landing top 10 spots.