Discover Guerlain Perfumes

The Most Popular Fragrances of the Famous French Perfume Maker

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Roses are Used in Many Guerlain Scents, Cohdra at Morguefile

Guerlain's philosophy of perfume is to produce a beautiful scent in a more than beautiful bottle. This is a look at some of the most popular Guerlain scents.

The Guerlain company was founded in 1828 by Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain and has been headed since then by a succession of five generations of the Guerlain family. Since then they have created over 620 perfumes. They opened the doors of their first elite boutique in 1828 there are now seven boutiques in Paris and many in major cities around the world. In 1994 Guerlain were purchased by Louis Vuitton Möet-Hennessey, the international giant which owns companies such as Louis Vuitton, Möet & Chandon, Dior Perfumes and TAG Heuer.

Part of the enduring appeal of Guerlain perfumes are the decadent decorative bottles which are more akin to art than bottling and that is the theory behind their design. Most of the older designs were created by Raymond Guerlain and Baccarat, the crystal designer also behind the bottle for the world's most expensive perfume. Since 1975 most bottles have been designed by Robert Granai

The Scents of Guerlain

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Roses are Used in Many Guerlain Scents, Cohdra at Morguefile
       


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