There is a wealth of information available on fragrance and here were have listed some of our favourite websites and books for reference. It is by no means an exhaustive list but edited highlights. If you come across any sites, articles, books which you think we should include here then please let us know via the Feedback Form.
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Useful Website Links
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www.osmoz.comA website devoted fragrance, aimed at both consumers and professionals, offering a unique range of perfume-based content presented in five languages: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. osMoz owes its existence to the support of the Firmenich Company, one of the world leaders in designing and producing fragrance. It participates in promoting the Art of Perfume worldwide. |
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www.museesdegrasse.comPerfume has made Grasse and France famous all over the world. The Musee de Grasse is a museum dedicated to its history and the evolution of its techniques over the centuries. This site takes you on a journey through this magical world. The site’s virtual tours of gardens and green houses are a must see. |
Recommended Books
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Fragrances of the World 2008 (Michael Edwards)Updated on a yearly basis, this book is an impartial, international reference to over 3000 fragrances. |
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Perfume Legends, French Feminine Fragrances (Michael Edwards)This book focuses on 45 legendary fragrances, telling the stories of their creation and trend shaping impact. |
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The Perfume Companion (Nigel Groom)The history of perfume is explored from ancient times to the present day as well as an A-Z of the major fragrance producing houses and the luxury products that have made them famous. |
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Essence and Alchemy (Mandy Aftel)This in-depth guide covers the history of perfume with basic recipes for producing your own fragrances. |
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Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (Patrick Suskind)The book of the film. The fictional story of Jean-Baptiste Grenouille who sniffs his way across 18th Century France making the world’s most marvelous perfumes, seeking perfection whatever the price.... |