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P A R F U M P L U S 22 gave me a lot of inspirations for future desserts: saffron panna cotta, saffron rice pudding, saffron basil lemon ice cream…” said, Bertrand Duchaufour, Perfumer at TechnicoFlor Parfums. SAFFRON CULTURE IN PARIS As part of its CSR policy, TechnicoFlor supported BienElevées - Maison d'agriculture urbaine, the eco-responsible initiative to plant saffron on the roofs of Paris and contribute to make Paris “greener”. The TechnicoFlor Group supplies the biggest names in perfumery, cosmetics and hygiene. Its perfumes and plant extracts are used in many applications around the world such as fine fragrances, body care, shower gels, shampoos, home care, home fragrances, hydro alcoholic gels and more. TechnicoFlor has, for many years, contributed to the economic, cultural and social and environmental dynamism of the territories where the fragrance house operates. “Saffron is a very hot, very vibrant spice with an additional characteristic: it has very specific leathery effects. Saffron obviously has a very positive impact in the other spicy accords, but also in the leathery notes, to a second measure in the iridescent and woody accords. A spice that I have encountered during my many trips to India, where it is all powerful, ultra-present, the king of spices I would say. As in all the countries of Asia Minor up to Iran ... If I had to remember one perfume in particular it would be ‘Safran Troublant of l'Artisan Parfumeur’, created by Olivia Giacobetti, a very beautiful work on the saffron and sandalwood duality. I already had the opportunity to rediscover behind the scenes of this red gold, cultivated on the rooftops of Paris, and to participate to saffron harvest in October. The TechnicoFlor perfumers had specially developed a collection of fragrances from saffron accord for this occasion. I even planted saffron bulbs myself in my garden, and it “Saffron is a very hot, very vibrant spice with an additional characteristic: it has very specific leathery effects ...”