Michel Almairac

Michel Almairac, born in Grasse, France in 1953, is a distinguished perfumer whose career is deeply rooted in the rich traditions of his hometown. After studying at the renowned Roure Bertrand Dupont perfumery school, Almairac embarked on a career that would see him contribute to some of the fragrance industry's most iconic scents. His work with esteemed companies such as Takasago, Creations Aromatiques, and Drom, culminated in his role at Robertet, where he crafted celebrated fragrances like Eau de Gucci, Joop! Homme, and L'Artisan Voleur de Roses.

 Almairac’s innovative approach to perfumery combines his profound understanding of raw materials with a continuous quest for reinvention. This philosophy has led to notable successes, including the globally recognized Chloé perfume and recent collaborations with Bottega Veneta and Brioni. As a mentor at the Grasse School of Perfumery and through his family venture, Parle Moi de Parfum, Michel Almairac’s legacy continues to influence and inspire the art of fragrance creation.