Barbara Zoebelein is a German-born perfumer who studied chemistry and perfumery before beginning her career at Henkel in 1985.
She spent fifteen years at Givaudan, working across Paris, Geneva, Hong Kong, and New York, before joining Drom in 2003, drawn to the company's view of perfumery as a human adventure grounded in freedom and sharing. Her work includes Avon's Little Black Dress Eau de Parfum, for which she translated the timeless elegance of the garment itself into scent, alongside fragrances for Guess, Hard Candy, Lalique, and Louis Widmer.
Fragrances built to capture the essence of a concept — a garment, a place, an emotion — rendered as a wearable, story-driven scent.
Scentsation editorial
Intellectual minimalism with hidden depth. Andrier favors clean, almost austere openings that gradually reveal layers of extraordinary complexity. Her palette leans toward iris, incense, and refined musks.
122 creations
Textured minimalism. Voelkl builds fragrances from carefully chosen materials, layered to create depth without density. His work has a tactile, almost fabric-like quality — you can sense the weave of his compositions.
77 creations
Avant-garde compositions built around single, radiant molecules — a deliberate departure from traditional multi-material blending.
58 creations
