Parfums de Nicolaï
France since 1989 PronunciationPerfumers & Creative Guidance
Perfumes launched per year
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Parfumo knows 80 perfumes of this brand.
Perfumes of this brand have been rated 7.5 of 10 on average. 4520 perfume ratings have been submitted so far.
Interesting Facts
Nicolaï is one of the few perfume houses still privately owned. Patricia de Nicolaï is the niece of the famous perfumer Jean-Paul Guerlain. Growing up in the world of fragrances, she developed into a true artist.
After training as a perfumer, she first worked in an international team on behalf of prestigious houses before founding Les Parfums de Nicolaï with her husband Jean-Louis Michau in 1989.
She is a lover of organic essences as well as exceptional syntheses, and enjoys being free from price and marketing constraints of the fragrance industry. Her creations are characterized by high proportions of pure natural essences, daring combinations and intense concentrations. Her own line started with the now legendary masculine fragrance "New York".
In the room fragrance sector, she is a pioneer in the use of highly concentrated natural essences instead of synthetic fragrances. Her perfume lamps are particularly popular.
After training as a perfumer, she first worked in an international team on behalf of prestigious houses before founding Les Parfums de Nicolaï with her husband Jean-Louis Michau in 1989.
She is a lover of organic essences as well as exceptional syntheses, and enjoys being free from price and marketing constraints of the fragrance industry. Her creations are characterized by high proportions of pure natural essences, daring combinations and intense concentrations. Her own line started with the now legendary masculine fragrance "New York".
In the room fragrance sector, she is a pioneer in the use of highly concentrated natural essences instead of synthetic fragrances. Her perfume lamps are particularly popular.
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Myrtillajus 2 months ago
a candid and clean fragrance with tuberose
Sacrebleu is a French exclamation that can denote surprise, indignation, consternation : used from the earliest times to replace what might have been an imprecation and thus punished ... in short, a kind of sweetening of a word.
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