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Fougère - Wikipedia An original bottle of Fougère Royale by Houbigant, created by the perfumer Paul Parquet in 1882 [1] Fougère means "fern" in French Fougère, pronounced [fu ʒɛʁ], is one of the main olfactive families of perfumes The name comes from the French language word for "fern" Fougère perfumes are made with a blend of fragrances: top-notes are sweet, with the scent of lavender flowers; as the
What Does Fougere Mean In Perfume? – Phlur When describing a perfume or cologne, if you hear the term "fougere" (pronounced foo-zhair) you will know it refers to a subfamily of fragrances that are characterized by the combination of fresh, grassy, and mossy scents
What is a Fougere Fragrance? – Escentual From the classic, standard-bearers to subversive, modern twists, every one showcases the handsome, sophisticated, and aromatic nature of the fougere Houbigant’s Fougere Royale was the fragrance that birthed the genre – it is the namesake of all fougeres that followed
Aromatic Fougere - Perfume Group Perfume-originator of this group is Fougere Royal by the house of Houbigant, created by Paul Parquet in 1882 The perfumer extracted the synthetic component coumarin and used it in perfumery for the first time
Fougère - The Perfume Society Nowadays, it’s mostly fragrances for men you’ll find in the fougère category, which almost invariably feature lavender, geranium, vetiver, bergamot, oakmoss and coumarin in the blend It’s a bit ironic, though, as this fragrance family was originally created for women, kicking off with Fougère Royale, from Houbigant, in 1882 Fougère takes its name from the
Fougere in Perfumery: Evolution, Meaning, and Review In the article we outline the History, Evolution Meaning of Fougere in Perfumery and finish with a review of the Best Fougère Fragrances, classic iconic, modern and contemporary perfumes and home fragrances
Fougères, A Brief History | Part 1: The Classics - ScentXplore Retaining their French name to this day, FOUGÈRES belong to the aromatic family, alongside citrus, green and aquatic scents With a foreign and abstract designation, fougères are often referred to as “barbershop scents” due to their clean and tonic character reminiscent of shaving products A classic fougère is characterized by an accord of citrus, lavender, geranium, tonka bean, and
What are Fougères? - More Scents Than Sense A fougere is a fragrance composed of citrus, usually bergamot, in the top, lavender and rose in the heart, and tonka bean, vetiver, and oakmoss in the base A perfumer by the name of Paul Parquet created the first fougere fragrance in 1882 for the house of Houbigant