pp-arabia-2026-jul-sep

ISEEMANY PARALLELS BETWEENMUSIC ANDPERFUMERY” they meet. I am interested in materials that share a facet but tell different stories. When lemongrass meets the clear, modern side of Magnolan, one of my favourites, something unique happens for me. Or when Mugetanol meets the freshness of ginger. My way of working is quite intuitive, perhaps a little “jazzy”. I like trying accords and seeing where an idea takes me. An idea can change direction or lead somewhere new. I keep my formulas clear and reduced. You don't always need many materials to express something. Sometimes a few carefully chosen ingredients are enough to create a strong statement. "I don't want a fragrance to feel complicated. I want it to trigger something." INTERNATIONALLY SHAPED – LOCALLY ROOTED My career took me into an international environment early on. In 2001, I went to Paris, where I was fortunate to work with, among others, P A R F U M P L U S 23