Perfume Park on Monte Avenue. The point is so unique that it is emphasized. That morning, in front of Henry Jacques’s boutique, the peonies were in bloom, the ottomans were releasing their last scent, and the lavender was attracting a few bees. «The gardener comes to watch the flowering every dayLaughs Ann-Liz Cremona, general manager of the company her father founded in the mid-1970s. The little-known house, however, is known to perfume lovers. For several years, Henry Jacques only imagined custom fragrances, thus gaining the loyalty of wealthy international clients, who were tempted by both French know-how and rich, intricate compositions.
«In the 1980s և In the 1990s, many of our customers no longer found themselves in the industry’s highly standardized market offerings. Although perfume is one of the most poetic և sensitive products, it is gradually…
Source: Le Figaro
