Refer to' Zero Six Cent-Trente ; Parfums '06130' in Volume W chapter 7 page 5 for details
2 Be 3
USA
Launched fragrances (2006)
3B International
USA
Launched Scarface Fragrance Collection for Men and Scarface Fragrance Collection for Women in 2010
3 Suisses
Launched Senteur Nouvelles
6eme Sens
Grasse; renown for its natural fragrance
7 Virtues
Established by Canadian entrepreneur Glenn Brown and author Barb Stegemann, launched Afghanistan Orange Blossom in 2010
10 Corso Como
Italy
Fashionable Milan boutique of "style guru" Carla Sozzani, established in 1991; expanded to include a design gallery, bookstore, restaurant, and a small B & B called 3Rooms. Fragrance launched 10 Corso Como and 10 Corso Como Uomo in c2000
10 Percent Productions
USA
Launched Ten by Intense in 2001
20th Century Fox
See under Air-Val International - launched Anastasia in 1997
21 Club
USA
Launched eponymous signature fragrance in c2001
50 Cent
USA
Rapper - born Curtis James Jackson III - launched his signature fragrance 'Power by 50 Cent' in 2009
100% Love
USA
Fragrance brand for teens; fronted by spokeswoman Jeannie Ortega, 20, a Latina hip-hop and pop singer with Hollywood Records, fragrance launch is a Web site, 100percentlove.com, where teens will be able to enroll in a points-based rewards program, play games, etc., launched 100% Love (for girls) and 100% Love (for boys) in 2007
1000 Flowers
Launched 'Réglisse Noire ' in 2010
1000 & 1 Seife
A Berlin boutique established by Erik Kormann - launched August, Juli,September, Steampunk, Eau de Fröhliche No. 1 - No 2 and No 3
1528 Parfums
Italy
Established by Zero Otto in collaboration with Italian Gold-leaf conceptual artist Anna Carla de Leonardis, launched Or Blanc, Or Laune and Or Rose in Rome in 2008
1928 Jewelry Company
USA
Los Angeles, California - launched 1928 Parfum
2000 Reminiscence France
Launched 2000 Ans D'amour
4160Tuesdays
UK
London. Launched fragrance in 2015
4711
4711 was developed in 1792 by a Carthusian monk and then given to Wilhelm Mülhens as a wedding present.Or Mülhens essentially piggybacked on the already popular Eau de Cologne developed by Johann Maria Farina; and in a 1930 court case with Fred Mülhens over the rights to the name 4711; resulted in Mülhens & Kropff becoming legal owners; fragrances marketed under the 4711 Mülhens Parfum Fabrik brand; the Mülhens family continued to produce their family recipe into the 1990s, when the firm was sold to Wella; Wella later became part of Procter & Gamble. In 2006, Procter & Gamble sold the 4711 business to Mäurer & Wirtz. Also refer to 'Mülhens & Kropff 4711, Ferd' in Volume 'M' chapter 9 page 3 for details