Musée du Parfum in Paris Review

In the perfume museum of the flower palace, you can see the ancient production process of perfume: women in traditional local costumes, picking flowers in rose fields before sunrise; workers shake various bottles in the rumbling machine roar, using various large and small, strange-shaped cooking pots, Drums, distilleries to squeeze, refine, extract the oil. You know, a ton of jasmine can only get a liter of essence, and a hectare of lavender can only squeeze 15 pounds of perfume. Whether in ancient or modern methods, the essence oil needs to be carefully prepared by the perfumer after production. Perfume teachers, known as "LeNez (Mr. Nose)", smell, select, test in a variety of essential oils, because smell after smelling more than three or four fragrances will be dull, so it takes several hours or even days to test again. Perfume designers spent months or even years experiencing hundreds of scents and experimenting with a recipe. All these processes only ended up leaving a few glamorous fragrances behind the beautiful woman's earlobes. No Chinese explanation, I looked at the English group as if I understood it.

The Flower Palace Perfume Museum is very suitable for female tourists to go to a place, here is simply a perfume of the world, you can see all kinds of perfumes you can not imagine, the whole museum has different fragrances everywhere

Flower Palace is a French perfume brand, with a long history, originally originated in the small town of Grasse in South France, after several generations of promotion and development, it finally became a famous French perfume, next to Galeries Lafayette in Paris, Flower Palace has three stores and set up a perfume museum. Visitors visit ～

The perfume family's perfume processing process and history are also displayed in all perfume bottles from the 19th century to the present. These bottles have different materials. Silver, gold, glass. Some are hung on the body as decoration. Some things are in the smoked room at home. There are some balms, fragrances... and some videos about the history of the perfume making process. The Perfume Museum is free. The last link is that there are various different perfumes in the place where perfumes are sold, but the taste is relatively light.

The flower palace perfume invites you to visit the museum, especially the museum in a unique building, wooden floors and crystal chandeliers make up the space is gorgeous. It is as if you are back in Paris, where you can see 300 years of perfume history in the classic splendor.

The tiny Fragonard Museum is just a short walk from the Garnier Opera House. She is part of the famous perfume brand Fragonard, which records the development of perfume. The museum is in a unique building, with gorgeous wooden floors and crystal chandeliers. It is as if you are back in old Paris. It is worth mentioning that the visit is completely free. It is possible that this museum is intended for people who love perfume and want to know more about the industry.