Perfumery is a scientific art. An art mastered by the perfumer, who has a "palette" of between 5 000 to 6 000 different scents, each with its own individual note and personality.
The "nose" as this expert is called, must combine the scents "marrying" them in subtle harmonies until they strike on the perfect chord that will enchant our sensitivity. This is a highly complex art.
Do you know, for example, that the perfume "Molinard de Molinard" contains almost 600 different components and took two years of research and detailed tests and trials to create?
The perfumer must take into account not only the perfume's scent and its tenacity but also the volatility of the different essences used in its composition and their reaction to different skin types.
Quality control is carried out on the perfume at every stage of its production. A control sample is taken from each batch to guarantee constant quality.
Ever since its creation in 1849, Molinard, a Member of both the FRENCH PERFUME COMMITTEE and the FRENCH PERFUMERY FEDERATION, has successfully maintained its traditional values and quality, and is widely known in almost 40 countries.
Perfumery is a scientific art. An art mastered by the perfumer, who has a "palette" of between 5 000 to 6 000 different scents, each with its own individual note and personality.
