Definition of perfumer
: one that makes or sells perfumes
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Ahead of their wedding, Harry and Meghan are set to receive their own custom scent from legendary perfumer Floris London to mark the occasion.
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And anyone who has stayed at the hotel will recognize the custom scent of the store's Jurassic Flower candle: The white flower, magnolia, apricot, and peach blend, created by French master perfumer Frédéric Malle, wafts through the hotel each day.
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Angelina Jolie is currently in Paris to work on projects for Guerlain (the perfumer for whom the actress became a face and inspiration last year) and to meet with France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron.
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Some perfumers, like Roja Dove, cannot bring themselves to try to bottle tennis at all.
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As with all our favorite boutique perfumers, D.S. & Durga’s candles are every bit as good as their fragrances.
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The new Frédéric Malle fragrance called Promise, created by Dominique Ropion, the same perfumer as my favorite Malle scent, Portrait of a Lady.
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Headspace technology, as the technique is known as, is most often used by perfumers to capture rare smells without losing anything in translation or ruining the object being sniffed.
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While some perfumers chose a more delicate sensuality, lustiness is all over the season’s new bottles.
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