Scents Worth Reading About...

A Story on Your Skin

From Mona Lisa to the works of René Magritte, Histories de Parfums embodies the luxury and heritage of great imagination and lets this linger long enough for you to enjoy the story diffusing on your skin.”
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5 Unisex Perfumes Everyone Likes

The oldest date in the brand's perfume collection, it serves as a tribute to the timeless work of Dante Alighieri. It is mysterious and profound, like the representation of good and evil.”
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50 Best Colognes for Men

1828 is a welcoming scent that embodies an aromatic citrus fragrance for men. Take your own trip around the world and back every time you spritz this.”
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Best Non-Winter Fragrance for Winter

1828 is an ode to sci-fi writer and world traveler Jules Verne, whose stories were inspired by the smells, sights, and sounds of far-off places.”
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The Perfumes Celebrities Really Wear

Histoires de Parfums's 1969 has earned its place as one of Angelina Jolie's favourite scents. A unisex fragrance with opening notes of peach with a lingering gourmand trail of dark chocolate and coffee."
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37 Best Smelling Colognes of 2022

Whether you're dressing up for a party or are just enjoying a relaxing day at home, this captivating fragrance is perfect for any occasion.”
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The Best Citrus Colognes for Spring

Histoires de Parfums built [1828] around the lore of sea-faring novelist Jules Verne. It bottles his world excursions with crisp notes of tangerine and grapefruit, cradled by strong but buoyant cedar, pine, nutmeg, and pepper.”
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Perfumes To Be Read On Your Skin

Our philosophy is to create fragrances that are read and deciphered on the skin. Mixing wonderment with wanderlust, we combine luxurious raw materials with the accuracy and know-how of a craftsman, and the collections play testimony.”
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Cologne Nobody Else is Wearing

Gentlemanly: Histoires de Parfums 1899 conjures up images of sophisticated European gents with its elegant blend of Italian bergamot, black pepper, orange blossom, cinnamon, and vetiver.”
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Amazing Niche Fragrance Houses

Histoires de Parfums calls their fragrances volumes in a library of scents… Scent stories aside, their fragrances are rich, opulent and long-lasting. For those who want to travel to a different era, this niche house is exactly what you should check out.”
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The Best Colognes for Winter

1828 is an ode to sci-fi writer and world traveler Jules Verne, whose stories were inspired by the smells, sights, and sounds of far-off places. First you get bright, citrusy top notes like grapefruit and tangerine, with eucalyptus stowing away for a sanguine sendoff to the spicy heart notes."
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Great Scents For Summer

It’s a no-brainer that a perfume inspired by 1969, the year of Woodstock, would have patchouli in it somewhere, but… there’s a lot more going on in this spicy oriental. The peach top notes set a summery feel, while cardamom, rose and white flowers blend with coffee and musk notes to produce a sexy boho scent.”
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7753 Feature

Histoires de Parfums’ [7753] is not the perfume of an image nor the mere perfume of a woman frozen in the past. It’s the scent of an emotion, her undecipherable glance, her unexplainable beauty and a fascinating attraction.”
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Scents of Self: Histoires de Parfums

The line of fragrances are labeled by year, and each bottle contains the distilled essence of a historic Frenchman. Spritz a bit of 1740 to channel your inner Marquis de Sade, whose eponymous scent contains traces of leather and bergamot and may or may not inspire you towards sexual hedonism…”
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Smell Ya Later

Off the bat [1828] is all smoke and pine needles, like a campfire in Yosemite. A few hours in, the fire burns out and you get hit with a whiff of nasal-clearing eucalyptus. Later on, it’s a wave of just-cracked pepper.”
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Summer Scents

Summer is meant for travel, and 1828 from Histoires de Parfums is inspired by it… 1828 is fresh, like a marine breeze, but also evocative of exotic spices from faraway locales.”
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