Paulo de Moraes trained in biochemistry in Brazil before entering perfumery as a perfumer's assistant at Quest International, joining the LUZI perfumers team in Switzerland in 2016.
His work is deeply informed by his Brazilian heritage, incorporating regional ingredients like cashew nut, sour lemon, and the manaca tree native to Brazil's rainforests. He has described his own scent as resonating with "transparent woods," and finds inspiration equally in nature and in emotion.
Fragrances built around Brazilian botanicals, translating personal and observed emotion into scent.
Scentsation editorialFragrances credited to Paulo in our catalog, by house.
Brazilian perfumer.
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