Houbigant

An aristocratic and bourgeois clientele

Houbigant was founded in 1755 in Paris by Jean-François Houbigant. This very talented perfumer was highly sought after by the great monarchs of the 19th and 20th centuries. Marie Antoinette, Queen Victoria, the Tsar of Russia: all the crowned heads were completely under the spell of these luxurious fragrances.

The house has launched numerous perfumes for women and men while always maintaining an innovative spirit. Its most famous fragrances are "Fougères Royales" and "Quelques Fleurs". These were the first perfumes created using synthetic ingredients to enhance natural scents. This almost magical process would allow the House of Houbigant to establish its style for the very long term.

Blooming fragrances

Discover the prestigious scents that have built the reputation of the House of Houbigant through the ages.

Orangers en fleurs

A symbol of innocence, abundance, and fertility, the orange tree represents eternal and timeless love. It is also widely used as a symbol of marriage. Indeed, brides used to wear it or add it to their bouquet for their wedding day. This tradition comes from ancient China and was widely used during Queen Victoria's reign. The Orangers en fleurs perfume is a tribute to this romantic custom. It offers a delicate and captivating scent.

Duc de Vervins

This perfume was created in 1985 to pay homage to the town of Vervins where Houbigant perfumes were manufactured. It is a true testament to the art of perfumery. It is not an easy fragrance to wear. Indeed, this perfume is not for everyone. It is specially designed for men who have an innate taste for beautiful things.

Quelques fleurs royales

Quelques fleurs royales is a special fragrance inspired by the essence produced for Princess Adelaide of Orleans over 175 years ago. It is a scent that has brought great fame to the perfumer Houbigant. Finesse, elegance, and refinement are the key words of this legendary perfume steeped in history. Adapted to modern needs, this floral scent leaves a delicate memory in its wake.