PERFUMES

There is no better way for a perfumer to start his life than to be born in Grasse. Michel Almairac was born in the world capital of fragrances in 1953. After graduating from school, he attended the legendary Roure Bertrand Dupont Academy, which later became the elite school for the Givaudan Group. His most notable professional stations led him to the Japanese "Takasago International Corporation": one of the leading companies in the Asian fragrance sector. This was followed by professional engagements at "Creations Aromatiques", which created great perfumes for Burberry and Escada, among others. Michel Almairac then moved to "Drom Fragrances", which has been part of the Givaudan empire since 2019. In the late 1990s, he was recruited by "Robertet" in Grasse, which led him back to his hometown. Some of his most successful and famous creations to date are "Cašmir" for Chopard, "Parco Palladiano VII" for Bottega Veneta, "Chloé" and "Gucci Rush".