Tim Gage found perfumery by chance after studying chemistry, taking a job as a perfumer's assistant as what he thought would be a temporary gap-filler before pursuing his original dream of paleontology.
Thirty-six years later, he remains fascinated by the craft, having worked across regulation, quality control, formulation, and management, and now serving as a key member of his team's naturals group, evaluating raw materials for quality. An avid photographer, he sees composing a photograph and composing a fragrance as closely linked disciplines.
A naturals specialist's deep, hands-on understanding of raw material quality, built over decades.
Scentsation editorial
Layered opulence with a quietly British restraint. Turner's compositions unfold gradually, revealing new facets over hours of wear. She excels at building rich, dark compositions — oud, leather, rose — with a refinement that prevents them from ever feeling excessive.
123 creations
Elegant simplicity and the art of the unexpected pairing. Malone's fragrances are deceptively uncomplicated — clean, transparent, and immediately appealing — yet their true genius lies in how they combine with one another.
94 creations
Oil-rich, high-concentration formulations spanning multiple fragrance families, united by richness and longevity.
56 creations
