L'Aromarine | Paris-based niche line of perfumes and scented body products; launched fragrances from c1998 | ||||
L’Artisan Parfumeur | Established in 1976 by Jean Laporte in Paris; with the declared aim of bottling 'the good moments in life'; manufacture of fragrances and toiletries. In 1985 Jean Laporte sold company and brand names L’Artisan Parfumeur’ and ‘Jean Laporte’, and established Maître Parfumeur et Gantier. L'Artisan now (2002) it has over 400 outlets and 25 exclusive boutiques worldwide. Aquired by Puig Prestige Beauty Brands in early 2015 |
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L'Adorn Inc | USA |
New York; launched Accordion in c1935 | |||
L'Air d'Or | Launched a fragrance | ||||
l'Argene | Subsidiary of Le Courturier Parfume Co. launched Le Courturier, Lis'n-Dear and Your Grace in 1951 | ||||
L'Aromarine, Parfums | Paris-based niche line of perfumes and scented body products; launched Art Déco Rose, Fleurs Blanches, Flowers, Oceane, Téa, Tropique and Vanille in c2000 | ||||
L’Arone | Launched Echoes in 1987 | ||||
L'Art et la Matière | Quote 'A laboratory where each 'nose' can freely express passion for an original, precious raw material"; launched fragrances in 2005 | ||||
L'Ary | Paris; launched Les Sevés | ||||
L'Atelier Bohème | Small Paris niche line of perfumes and home fragrance items. Established by perfumer Crystelle Darchicourt, launched Immortelle in 2006, Fil de Soie and Hélianthe in 2007, Cyclamen, Rhizomes and Tiare Moana in 2009 | ||||
L'Aura Perfumery | UK |
Launched fragrances | |||
L'Bel | Launched fragrances in c2000 | ||||
L'Erbolario | Italy |
Launched fragrances. | |||
L'Eritas | Paris. Launched Foin Coupe and Le Clairac | ||||
L'Esterel, Parfumeries de | Launched Violette in 1889 | ||||
L’Etoile, Parfumerie de | Original name of La Gourde du Poete; refer there for details | ||||
L'Idéal Parfumerie | Toulouse: launched Eau de Cologne aux fleurs in c1930 | ||||
Lierre de | Paris; launched Gant Maure in 1946 | ||||
Lille de | Launched Cuir de Russie in c1910 | ||||
Lille, Pierre de | Launched au Paradis and Cuir de Russie in 2000 | ||||
L'Initiale Parfumerie | Lyon and Paris; launched Eau de Cologne and other fragrances | ||||
L’Institut de Beauté | Established by Victor Francois Merle with Elise-Marie Valentin le Brun in 1895 originally at 29 Place Vendome, Paris; a beauty salon, toiletries and cosmetics and perfumery shop; their products were sold in the USA under their affiliated company, Klytia label ‘Lion Heart’; later moved to 222 rue de Rivoli, Paris. Launched Le Jardin de Ma Mie and Ambré Celeste in c1925 Nuit Fleurie in 1919, Djavidan in 1925 | ||||
L’Institut Fleurs | Launched Dianta in 2000 | ||||
L'Orbele | Paris; launched Cavalcade, Doux Emoi and Souvenance in c1953 | ||||
L'Occitane en Provence | French retailer of bath, body and home fragrance products; established by Olivier Baussan in Provence in 1976; the first boutique opened in Paris in 1986; launched their signature fragrance in 1996 | ||||
L'Odeur Parfumer | Launched Rose in c1920 | ||||
L’Oréal Produits de Luxe International | The fragrance division of L'Oréal was established in 1909 by Eugène Schueller, a Parisian chemist, to manufacture hair dye; greatly expanded by François Dale in the 1950's and '60's. Nestlé took a 25% stake in 1999. Today (2005) the company is valued at some £30 billion. 24.01.08 L'Oréal has offered €1.15bn for the shares of YSL Beauté Holding and its subsidiary Roger & Gallet, nearly twice the €630m in sales that PPR’s beauty division achieved in 2006.Under the terms of the deal, L'Oréal would gain “an exclusive and very long term licence for the use of the Yves Saint Laurent and Boucheron brands in the category of perfumes and cosmetics” and would take over the beauty licences for Stella McCartney, Oscar de la Renta and Ermenegildo Zegna brands. The Yves Saint Laurent, Boucheron and Stella McCartney brands would remain the property of PPR . In 2008, acquired the fragrance licenses for Boucheron, Ermenegildo Zegna, Oscar de la Renta, Stella McCartney, Yves Saint Laurent. |
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L’Orgue des Parfums | Paris | ||||
L'Orientaliste Parfums | Niche line created by the perfumer Nadia Nassif made in France, inspired by Morroco | ||||
L’Orle | Launched a fragrance | ||||
L'Vergne, Pierre | USA |
New York. Launched Le Parfum Tam in 1945 | |||
La Barfumeria | Spain |
Niche perfume boutique opened in 2003 in fashion store La Rosa Que No Muere in Madrid; carries about 20 different niche lines | |||
La Bara | Launched Lily of the Valley | ||||
La Base de Magic Helvetia | Swiss |
Niche line established by toxicologist Marianne Masshardt in 1994 launched La Base for women and La Base for men. | |||
La Bastille | Launched Black Forest | ||||
La Bocca, Verrières | Names after a district in Grasse, established by M. Barthélémy, taken over by son-in-lae M. Négrin in 19th c. | ||||
La Borde Parfumier & Distillateur | Paris and Philadelphia; Launched Carnation, Jockey Club, Lily of the Valley, White Rose and Wood Violet in c1910 | ||||
La Bouquetiere | USA |
Launched Violettes de Provence | |||
LaBruce, Bruce | Canada |
Filmmaker. Launched Obscenity in 2014 | |||
La Casa Francisca | Santiago, Paris and Valparaiso; launched Eau de Cologne | ||||
La Charma Co | USA |
Established by J.B. Knight in Tampa, Florida; Launched Aggravating Papa, Ding Dong Dabby, Four Leaf Clover, Pretty Mama and Two Time Mama in c1935 | |||
La Cie Rêve | USA |
New York; launched Midream in 1928 | |||
La Colla | USA |
Established by Joseph La Colla in Brooklyn, New York; launched Broadway Rose in 1920 | |||
La Colonia Algorta | Uruguay |
Launched Agua de Colonia in 1930 | |||
La Compagnie de Provence | Launched Anis Patchouli in 2011 and Encens Lavande in 2009 | ||||
La Couronne, Parfumerie | Paris, launched Brise d'Amour, Couronne d'or, Daphnys, Fleur d'Azur and Natural Violet | ||||
La Creole Laboratories | USA |
Memphis, Tenn; launched La Creole in 1930 | |||
La Croy | USA |
Launched Phéromone Additive, The Edge - Regular and The Edge - Sandalwood in c2000 | |||
La Diaphane | Established by G Mazuyer et Cie in Paris, France in the 19th century, affiliated to Ysiane Parfums | ||||
LA Dodgers | USA |
Launched L.A. Dodgers for Men in 2013 | |||
La Dore | USA |
Paris; launched fragrances in c1905 | |||
La Ducale | Italy |
Established in Parma in 1923; cosmetics and fragrances, launched Encens Lavande in 1936 | |||
La Duchessa de Parma | Launched Vera Violetta di Parma | ||||
la Farme, C | Launched L'Homme in c2005 | ||||
La Finne | USA |
Hollywood; launched fragrances in c1930 | |||
La Fleur Laboratories | USA |
Cleveland, Ohio; launched Juvenis in 1912 | |||
La Floreal Parfum Sales Co | USA |
L.A. California. Established by Harry J Simons. Launched D'Arnel, Gay 90, Jasmine DeLuxe, Muguet, Night of Love, Pampered, Seeet Mystery, Violet Time, Xmas Fleurs in c1940 | |||
La Foret | Launched fragrance of same name in c2008 | ||||
La Fontaine, M | UK |
Mayfair, London. Original name of Collins/Goya. Launched Gardenia in 1928 and No 5 in 1937 | |||
La Fornia | USA |
Hollywood, Ca; launched a fragrance in 1930 | |||
La Fourniere, Henri | Paris; launched fragrances in c1939 | ||||
La France Laboratories | USA |
Launched Carmosene in 1925 | |||
La France Parcel Post Supply Co | Launched La Grande Liquid Poudre de Luxe | ||||
La Gourde du Poete | Established by Rosalie Leforestier, perfumer, at 36 avenue de Wagram, Paris; originally called ‘Parfumerie de L’Ètoile’: launched Ambre, Origan and Chypre in c1925 including numerous single flower names not recorded; imported into USA by Rochambeau. | ||||
La Grand Perfuy Works (sic) | USA |
New York; see Star Perfumery | |||
La Grande Maisón de Blanc | USA |
Fifth Avenue, New York; a linens store; also at 6 Boulevard des Capucines, Paris France; launched fragrances in the 1930's in associations with Les Parfumeries de Gabilla | |||
La Grange, L | Belgium |
Brussells; launched Horetis, Narcisses, Roma, Violettes Choiseis and Voici des Fleurs in c1930 | |||
La Grisi | Paris; launched Chériquito, Mamita and Soir de Printemps in c1935 | ||||
La Guilbert | USA |
New York; launched Lily of the Valley in 1914 | |||
La Guirlande Fleurie | Established by Albert-Pierre Picard and Henri Neyrac at 34 rue Santie-Anne, Paris in 1886 | ||||
La Insitute de Beauté | Established by Jean Bossard at 222 rue de Rivolli, Paris in 1923 | ||||
La Labo | Launched Muse 25 in 2008 | ||||
La Lete | USA |
New York; launched Chypre, Jasmine, Lavender and Rose in c1926 | |||
La Maisón de la Vanille | Refer to de la Vanille, Grande Maisón | ||||
La Maison de Lucille | Refer to de Lucille, La Maison | ||||
La Maisón du Parfumeur | Launched Charol and Fleurs de Florence | ||||
La Manna, Frank | USA |
New York; launched Aux Brises de Flore in 1930, Souvenir in 1939, Lovingly Yours in 1945 and Happy Landing in 1951 | |||
La Marche, Pierre | 56 rue St Anne, Paris; launched Aux Fleure Elite and White Rose in 1900 | ||||
La Marie Beautifier | Canada |
Ottawa; launched a fragrance of the same name in 1930 | |||
La Martina | Argentina |
Sports and leisure clothing brand, launched debut fragrances in 2006 - Bayres Homme, Bayres Muher, Cuero, La Martina Hombre, La Martina Mujer | |||
La May | USA |
A division of Herbert Roystone Inc., New York; launched l’Âme and Je Suis l'Ame in 1920 | |||
La Meritol | USA |
A division of Meritol Inc. des Moines, Iowa; launched Isa Meritol Perle in 1915, La Meritol in 1930 and La Perla in 1925 | |||
La Parfumerie | Launched un Mondé Noveau, Nature's One Gardenia and Nature's One Flower Melon in 1995 and Nature's One Gardenia in 1994, Golden Moments in 1991 | ||||
La Parfumerie Moderne | Niche brand established by Philippe Neirinck in collaboration with perfumer Marc-Antoine Corticchiato (of Parfum d'Empire). The brand debuted with three fragrances: Cuir X, Désarmant and No Sport in 2014 | ||||
La Parfumerie Française et l'Art dans la Presentations | The Perfume Industry Book compiled in c1920 and referred to in the 'trade' as 'Le Bible' | ||||
La Parisienne | Canada |
Subsidiary of Parisian Imports Ltd, of Windsor, Ontario; launched fragrances | |||
La Pensée, Henry A | 5 rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré, Paris; art studio, compacts, dolls etc: launched eponymous fragrance, Eau de Cologne Ambrée, Superfin de Violette in 1902 | ||||
La Perla | Italy |
Up market lingerie and accessories line; founded by Ada Masotti in 1954 launched their signature fragrance in 1986; the men’s counterpart is known as Grigioperla. Fragrances were introduced in 1986 with La Perla; acquired by a German cosmetic conglomerate in 2002; now known as La Perla Classic. |
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