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A Walk Through Chanel's Perfumery Gardens in Grasse, France. In these fields of tuberose, jasmine, iris, geraniums, and roses, the legendary . The jasmine flower has always been at the heart of Chanel No. 5, and it is still .
A Walk Through Chanel's Perfumery Gardens in Grasse, France. In these fields of tuberose, jasmine, iris, geraniums, and roses, the legendary fragrance Nº 5 comes to life. When you walk. The jasmine flower has always been at the heart of Chanel No. 5, and it is still grown in Grasse in the south of France, not far from the French Riviera. Why Lancôme and Chanel are buying up flower fields in Grasse. Lancôme’s Domaine de la Rose in Grasse may only cover four hectares, but it has an important role to play. French fragrance brands targeting the super-premium market are looking for organic fields in the south of France. By Laure Guilbault.
A Grasse story. In 1920, Coco Chanel decided to proceed with a project she’d envisioned for years: aligning her fashion house with a signature perfume, a new trend pioneered by only two other couturiers at the time. There was just one place to go: the Pays de Grasse. If you want to know how Chanel No. 5 is made, you need to know the quirks of jasmine and how its star-shaped white blossoms unfurl at nightfall and must be harvested before the fragrant oil wanes at daybreak. Joseph Mul’s Chanel farm in Grasse is an extraordinary place. It is where fragrant jasmine flowers are grown specially for perfumery, and where Chanel No. 5 was born. The air in the charming town of Pégomas hits different. With a reputation for producing some of the best raw materials that any French perfumer could desire, the fields of Grasse were the natural choice when Chanel decided to create their infamous N°5 fragrance in 1921.
Travel with Citizen Femme and Patty Searle to discover the magic of the Jasmine harvest in Grasse, the world's fragrance capital, where Chanel No.5 is made. Situated in the hills above Cannes in the French Riviera, Grasse has been an epicentre of French fragrance creation since the 18th century. Home to several major perfume houses — as well as the.
Gabrielle Chanel was the first person to put a perfume to her own name, and the esteemed nose Ernest Beaux used Grasse jasmine in the distinctive formula. A Walk Through Chanel's Perfumery Gardens in Grasse, France. In these fields of tuberose, jasmine, iris, geraniums, and roses, the legendary fragrance Nº 5 comes to life. When you walk. The jasmine flower has always been at the heart of Chanel No. 5, and it is still grown in Grasse in the south of France, not far from the French Riviera.
Why Lancôme and Chanel are buying up flower fields in Grasse. Lancôme’s Domaine de la Rose in Grasse may only cover four hectares, but it has an important role to play. French fragrance brands targeting the super-premium market are looking for organic fields in the south of France. By Laure Guilbault. A Grasse story. In 1920, Coco Chanel decided to proceed with a project she’d envisioned for years: aligning her fashion house with a signature perfume, a new trend pioneered by only two other couturiers at the time. There was just one place to go: the Pays de Grasse.
If you want to know how Chanel No. 5 is made, you need to know the quirks of jasmine and how its star-shaped white blossoms unfurl at nightfall and must be harvested before the fragrant oil wanes at daybreak. Joseph Mul’s Chanel farm in Grasse is an extraordinary place. It is where fragrant jasmine flowers are grown specially for perfumery, and where Chanel No. 5 was born. The air in the charming town of Pégomas hits different. With a reputation for producing some of the best raw materials that any French perfumer could desire, the fields of Grasse were the natural choice when Chanel decided to create their infamous N°5 fragrance in 1921.
The Story Behind Chanel No. 5’s Jasmine Harvest In The South
Travel with Citizen Femme and Patty Searle to discover the magic of the Jasmine harvest in Grasse, the world's fragrance capital, where Chanel No.5 is made. Situated in the hills above Cannes in the French Riviera, Grasse has been an epicentre of French fragrance creation since the 18th century. Home to several major perfume houses — as well as the.
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