Henry Jacques

Perfume label "Henry Jacques" has been known to the general public for only a few years, although the noblest fragrances were already created there for nearly half a century by Frenchman Henry Cremona, who launched the label back in 1975. The master perfumer deliberately conceived the label as a niche brand - creating fragrances that vary for each person and aromas that react differently on every skin. Thus, Henry Jacques mainly created fragrances for royalty and people from high society. This changed in 2015 when a collection of over 3,000 fragrance recipes was available to the general public. The label launched the first fragrance line with 50 perfumes under the name "Les Classiques de HJ". What remained is the label's high standards for itself and the ever-growing client base. The opening of some boutiques, such as in Singapore in 2017, is also part of this new concept. In terms of ingredients, "Henry Jacques" only uses pure, natural, and precious essences such as jasmine, ambergris, and tuberose, masterfully processed and filled in very special high-quality flacons. Each bottle of "Henry Jacques" is an artistic masterpiece created by designer and architect Christophe Tollemer. This gives each fragrance a luxurious and majestic character.