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Thyestes: The Oldest Named Perfumer Was a Government Employee

By Premiere Peau

The oldest named perfumer in European history was not an artist. He was a bureaucrat's line item.

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Fragrance Wardrobe: The Case Against the Signature Scent

By Premiere Peau

Fragrance Wardrobe: The Case Against the Signature Scent

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Perfume as Involuntary Autobiography

By Premiere Peau

--- You chose your fragrance this morning. Or you chose it years ago and have been wearing it on reflex since.

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Clean: How Soap Became the Dominant Smell of the West

By Premiere Peau

--- A smell that most Westerners cannot identify as a smell at all. It is the smell of clean.

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Scent Marketing: The Smell You Were Never Asked to Consent To

By Premiere Peau

You have experienced it. You may not have known you were experiencing it, which is, of course, the point.

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Does AI Compose Perfumes, or Averages?

By Premiere Peau

Does AI Compose Perfumes, or Averages?

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The Guerlainade: An Olfactory DNA Kept Secret for 170 Years

By Premiere Peau

In 1853, a perfumer on the Rue de Rivoli in Paris composed a fragrance for the Empress.

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The Perfume Bottle: From Roman Amphora to the Spray

By Premiere Peau

You can perform a test in any department store on earth, and the results will be the same every time.

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Catherine de Medici: The Queen Who Brought Perfume to France (and Poison With It)

By Premiere Peau

On the 28th of October, 1533, a fourteen-year-old girl from Florence married the second son of King Francis I in a ceremony at Marseille.

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