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Where you are: Perfume Houses Volume C
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| Courtisanes, Les Parfumes des | Paris and outlet in New York; launched fragrances in 1961 | |||||
| Courtly |
USA
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Los Angeles; in association with Castilian Products; launched a range of fragrances | ||||
| Courvoisier | The eponymous French spirits company of over 200 years standing; currently owned by Beam Global Spirits & Wine, entered the fragrance market in 2007 with Courvoisier L’edition Imperiale | |||||
| Couture, Parfums | Launched a fragrance | |||||
| Couturier, Parfums Jean | Established by Jean Couturier with his wife Jacqueline, a Grasse-trained ‘nose’, now part of Classic Fragrances Ltd | |||||
| Couturiers Inc |
USA
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New York; launched fragrances in c1941 | ||||
| Coventry |
UK
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Launched fragrances in c1940’s | ||||
| Cover Girl |
USA
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A division of the Noxell Corporation; launched fragrances | ||||
| Coveri, Parfums Enrico |
Italy
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Launched his signature fragrance in 1987 | ||||
| Coveri, You Young | Italy |
Division of above - launched fragrance in 2002 | ||||
| Covescas Corp |
USA
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New York; launched a fragrance | ||||
| Cox, Linda |
USA
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Launched a fragrance in c1930 | ||||
| Cox, Patrick |
UK
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Canadian born, London based shoe designer; launched range of fragrances | ||||
| CPC |
USA
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Abbreviated name of The Californian Perfume Company | ||||
| CPL |
UK
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British fine fragrance creator | ||||
| Crabtree & Evelyn |
USA
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Established in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1970 as The Soap Box; name changed in 1972 honouring the 18th century horticulturalist Thomas Crabtree, and the famous 17th century diarist and polymath John Evelyn; uses only natural ingredients in all their products. In 1996 bought by Malaysian company Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad. First perfume Hungary Water launched in 1972 | ||||
| Craft, Irene F |
USA
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New Jersey; launched fragrances in 1952 | ||||
| Crane Perfumery | Trade name used by Osakigumi Shokai outside Japan (the West) | |||||
| Crazylibellule & The Poppies | USA |
A line of solid, twist-up perfumes established in 2005 by Isabelle Masson-Mandonnaud. | ||||
| Crawford, Cindy | USA |
Super-model, fragrances are produced under arrangements with Wella. Her debut fragrance, Cindy Crawford, launched in 2003 | ||||
| Crealuxe | Launched fragrances | |||||
| Creassence | A Parisian a laboratory responsible for many new niche fragrances (2006) | |||||
| Créateurs de Beauté | Launched 'Le Petit b.b.' | |||||
| Créatifs, Parfums | Launched a range of fragrances | |||||
| Creations Aromatiques | Perfumers, e.g. created 'Escada'. | |||||
| Créations et Parfumeurs |
UK
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Established by Anastasia Brozler and Philip Montague-Peters at 4 St James’s Place, London in 2000; makes perfumes for individual clients such as Kate Blanchet and Pierce Brosnan | ||||
| Creative Parfums |
UK
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Bespoke fragrance house establsihed by Anastasia Brozler, the former head of perfume marketing in Europe for L’Oréal and Estée Lauder, at 21 Arlington St, London; specializes in finding rare essences for private clients; unlike larger companies that require large amounts of ingredients, this company working in conjunction with the French firm Osmothèque, which has many old formulae, are able to offer their clients the freedom to choose essences rarely used in today | ||||
| Creative Scentualization |
USA
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Pure perfumes created by Sarah Horowitz; a Los Angeles-based perfumer who creates essences of memories.In 2008, the name of the line was changed to Sarah Horowitz | ||||
| Creative Universe |
USA
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Established by Beth Terry, who started out as a creative director in the fashion industry before turning her sights to perfume | ||||
| Creed, The House of | Established by James Henry Creed, born in London in 1740; opened first shop as a tailor, perfumer and habit-maker; created Royal English Leather in 1781, which is worn by George III and George IV. In 1854 firm moved to Paris to 38 avenue Pierre-le-de-Serbie; in 1855 awarded a Royal Warrant by Queen Victoria; also became official supplier of perfumes to Empress Eugenie and Queen Maria Cristina of Spain. Olivier Henry Creed, sixth generation of Creed perfumers born in Paris. The House of Creed has produced over 200 perfumes since it was founded in 1854, many exclusively for wealthy customers. The only family owned perfume house in Paris (2001) | |||||
| Crepax, Guido | Launched a fragrance | |||||
| Cres | Possibly of Paris; launched a fragrance in 1930 | |||||
| Crescent Perfume Company |
USA
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New York; launched a fragrance in c1890 | ||||
| Crescents Perfumes |
USA
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New Orleans; launched fragrances in the early 1900’s | ||||
| Cristal Fragrance Collection | Launched a range of fragrances in c1998 | |||||
| Cristal Nancy | Abbreviated name of Cristalleries de Nancy | |||||
| Cristian, Jean | Launched fragrances | |||||
| Cristiano Fissore | Italy |
Cashmere brand launched two fragrances (2006) | ||||
| Crofts & Reed |
USA
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Chicago, Illinois; launched fragrances in early 1900 | ||||
| Croissy |
Canada
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Possibly of Canada; launched a fragrance in the 1940’s | ||||
| Crorey | Alternative spelling ‘Croray’ or Croret’; of Paris; launched a range of single flower fragrances in c1920; most un-recorded | |||||
| Crosfield & Sons, Ltd, Joseph | UK |
Bank Quay, Warrington. Established in 1814 by Joseph Crosfield aged 21; Soap and toiletries; expanded over years, acquired and invested in other detergent companies; Medlay & Sons, D C Keeling & Co and The Erasmic Co. Now (2005) part of Unilever | ||||
| Cross, Mark |
USA
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Sports goods store in New York; launched fragrances in association with Helena Rubenstein | ||||
| Cross; The |
UK
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West London boutique ran by Sarah Kean and Sam Robinson; commissioned Lynn Harris to create own fragrance. | ||||
| Crow Perfume | Iindie brand established by Emily Lape | |||||
| Crown Chemicals |
USA
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Indianapolis,IN; launched fragrances in c1922 | ||||
| Crown Perfumery Co Ltd, The |
UK
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 Of Burlington Arcade, London. In 1840 an American, William Sparks Thomson
commenced business as a corset maker, his son was a chemist and joined
father in 1842; he came up with the idea of creating lavender smelling
salts to revive Ladies who fainted as a result of his father's tight corsets.
The Perfumery Company was established in 1872 in New Bond Street, London; first fragrance was 'Crab Apple Blossom' launched in 1865. Company experience financial difficulties in 1999. Purchased by Clive Christian Perfume in 1999. Specialized in creating individual perfumes for clients from a ‘library’ of more than 4000 scents, the largest in the world. Its clients have been Greta Garbo and Charlie Chapman; in 2001 it opened an ‘Haute Parfum Salon’ with the famous ‘nose’ Anthony Pettifer in attendance. Busniess closed in 2002 With the closure of their Burlington Arcade store, not sure if all production stopped. |
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| Crusellas y Cia |
Cuba
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Established by Alberto Crusellas in Havana in c1915; associated with Mauricio y Cia | ||||
| Crysta, Perfumerie | France; a fragrance in c1905 | |||||
| Crystal Laboratories |
USA
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New York; launched a range of fragrances in association with Outdoor Girl | ||||
| Crystal Products Co |
UK
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53 Farringdon Road, London; launched fragrances in c1932 | ||||
| Crystal Soap Co |
USA
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Milwaukee, WI; launched a fragrance in 1917 | ||||
| Crystal, David |
USA
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New York; launched fragrances in 1942 | ||||
| Crystal-Lee Inc |
USA
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New York; launched a fragrance in 1925 | ||||
| Cuba Paris Fragrances |
Cuba
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Havana | ||||
| Cullingford |
UK
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Launched a fragrance | ||||
| Culpepper Ltd |
UK
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Burton Street, London; manufacturer and supplier of herbs and herbal ingredients to the cosmetic trade | ||||
| Cult 51 | Luxury skincare line launched their debut perfume, Cult 51 in 2014. | |||||
| Cumberland Chemical Corp |
USA
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Providence, Rhode Island; launched a range of fragrances | ||||
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