Quentin Bisch
Quentin Bisch’s journey to becoming a renowned perfumer is a testament to his relentless passion for scent. Born in Strasbourg, France, Bisch began his career as a dancer and theatre performer before he overcame skepticism about his scientific abilities to join Givaudan’s prestigious perfumery program. His debut fragrance, Etat Libre d’Orange’s "La Fin Du Monde", showcased his unique ability to blend artistic vision with olfactory craft.
Bisch’s approach to perfumery is deeply influenced by his background in the arts. He infuses his creations with the dramatic flair and meticulous attention to detail akin to directing a theatrical performance. His notable works, including Carolina Herrera's "Good Girl", Jean Paul Gaultier’s "La Belle", and Parfums de Marly’s "Delina" series, reflect his innovative use of ingredients and his knack for adapting his style to various brands.
