Christophe Laudamiel: “50% of perfumery is plagiarism or remixes, it’s time to adopt a code of ethics”

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The independent perfumer who worked with Procter & Gamble and IFF and now creates fragrances for The Zoo, Strangelove NYC, Richmess and BéLAir Lab Tokyo is calling for a revolution in a bid to build tomorrow’s perfumery, a more ethical and more creative perfumery where the perfumer’s role as author is recognised. We talked to him.

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Anne-Sophie Hojlo

After studying history, she became a journalist and worked for ten years at the Nouvel Observateur, where she successively sniffed the atmosphere of courtrooms and the smells of Parisian tables. She joined the team of Auparfum, then Nez, in 2018 and has since been writing for the various publications of the collective, notably in the collection "Les Cahiers des naturels", or "Parfums pour homme" (Nez editions, 2020).

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Christophe LaudamielInstitute for Art and OlfactionPerfumerThe international Society of Perfumer-Creators (SPIC)

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