
Christian Mathieu
Christian Mathieu (1946–2020) was a French perfumer known for aquatic and aromatic fougère compositions. He began his career at IFF, creating Jacomo pour Homme (1980), and while at Roure Bertrand Dupont created Kenzo pour Homme (1991), an emblematic woody-marine fragrance. He later joined Takasago in Paris, creating Insensé Ultramarine for Givenchy (1994) and Elements Aqua for Boss (1996).
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