NADEGE LE GARLANTEZEC
Nadège Le Garlantezec, a talented French perfumer, began her journey in the world of fragrance with a strong foundation in chemistry. During her university years, she studied chemistry, which later provided her with the necessary scientific knowledge to excel in the field of perfumery. Nadège pursued her passion for fragrance at the renowned ISIPCA in Versailles, where she honed her skills and learned the intricacies of perfume creation.
After completing her studies at ISIPCA, Nadège Le Garlantezec joined Givaudan, one of the leading fragrance companies in the world. Under the guidance of experienced perfumer Antoine Maisondieu, she gained invaluable experience and further developed her unique style. In 2006, Nadège won the prestigious Prix International du Jeune Parfumeur-Créateur, thus laying the foundation for a successful career in perfumery. In 2010, she was promoted to the position of Junior Perfumer, a testament to her talent and dedication to the craft.
Nadège Le Garlantezec's approach to perfumery is characterized by her focus on the emotional aspect and the ability of a scent to reveal a dream world. She prefers to create formulas that capture the essence of her vision, allowing the scent to speak for itself. Her inspired combinations and original approach have earned her recognition and admiration in the industry.
Nadège's creations are deeply personal; she believes that her scents reveal more about her than words ever could. Her work is driven by emotion and the desire to transport wearers to a world of dreams and imagination.
Over the course of her career, Nadège Le Garlantezec has worked with a variety of renowned brands, including Boucheron, Cerruti, Coach, Collistar, Eudora, Eutopie, Ex Nihilo, Jovan, L'Occitane en Provence, Lancôme, Les Liquides Imaginaires, Nakuna Helsinki, Narciso Rodriguez, Oriflame, Prada, Rochas, Six Scents and Valentino.
Some of her most popular fragrances include Lancôme Idôle, Narciso Rodriguez Narciso Rouge, Lancôme Idôle L'Intense, Prada Paradoxe, and Boucheron Quatre.
