Julien Plos is a French perfumer whose mother was also a perfumer, exposing him early to fragrance through visits to Grasse, where he discovered his passion for natural ingredients.
Imperial GreenHe trained at ISIPCA in Versailles, then traveled through England and the United States before returning to Paris in 2018 to join Firmenich. An avid drawer, he approaches composition with a precise, contrast-driven sensibility, exploring light and dark much as he does in his sketches, and is drawn to new extraction technologies that reveal unexpected facets of natural ingredients.
Precise, contrast-driven compositions built around light and dark tension, informed by high-tech extraction methods.
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