Recommend a perfume for everyone

Hello, everyone, you still use perfume from those big brands? like Gucci, Hermes,  Kenzo, Marc Jacobs. Now I advise you, to abandon the use of them, the perfume is just the price is used to deceive consumers. Today, I  recommend you a brand, this brand of perfume is the essence of perfume. It is worth having. 

(My Creed bottle,background: My house)

The House of Creed is a perfume house founded in 1760 in London by James Henry Creed. Today, the privately held firm is led by sixth-generation perfumer Olivier Creed, who also serves as worldwide chairman of the company. (showed in Wikipedia)

Introduction

In an era when the fragrance industry is dominated by globally advertised fashion and “celebrity” brands, it comes as a refreshing surprise to discover that there still exists a discreet family-owned perfume house dedicated to the creation of highly original fragrances of extravagant quality.

Operating from its luxuriously appointed boutique in Paris’ 8th Arrondissement, the House of Creed was for many years one of the best kept secrets of the perfume world, known to only a few yet patronised by the seriously rich, chic and famous.

From Heads of State to stars from the worlds of film, music and sport, Creed’s client list reads like an international Who’s Who.

Over the years the Creed family has produced over 200 perfumes, all original and hand-made, all testifying to a unique creative spirit that has been passed from father to son through seven generations.

Two and a half centuries of tradition

The House of Creed was founded in 1760 when James Henry Creed opened his first shop in London. It rapidly became a favourite of the aristocracy and soon Queen Victoria appointed Creed as an official supplier to the royal household.

Eventually Creed was adopted by all the courts of Europe: Napoléon IIIand Empress Eugénie of France, Emperor Franz-Joseph and Empress Sissi of Austro-Hungary, Queen Christina of Spain.

In 1854, under the patronage of Empress Eugénie, the House of Creed moved to Paris where it established a firm reputation for the rare beauty, quality and exclusivity of its fragrances.

Today Olivier Creed, direct descendant of James Henry Creed, and now his son Erwin continue this great tradition.

As the company’s “Créateur Pafumeur” Olivier travels extensively to personally seek out the purest rose essences from Bulgaria, Turkey or Morocco as well as Italian jasmine, irises from Florence, Tuberose from India or genuine Parma violets.

Creed also manufactures many of its own essences using the traditional infusion technique – a process now abandoned as too costly by the modern perfume industry, but one which enables Creed to maintain the superior quality and originality of its fragrances.

Wherever appropriate Olivier Creed insists on using the highest quality natural essences in preference to the cheaper synthetic alternatives that are used increasingly by large perfume companies.

The components are then weighed, mixed, macerated and filtered, all by hand, before being blended to create extraordinary fragrances which are shipped to only the finest department stores and specialist retailers worldwide.