How old is perfume?

In ancient times, humans have used fragrances to change the smell of the human body, and the use of fragrances and the origin of patented perfumes as the upper class of rulers have been forgotten with the passage of time. If the widespread use of fragrance technology under the influence of the Orientals opened the first page in the history of perfumery, then it was the distillation process invented by the Arabs that made a new contribution to the development of perfumery. Next, the Crusades led to the discovery of essential oils by the French, and thus established the supremacy of France in the perfume kingdom today.

There is no specific time.

The craft of making perfumes began in ancient Egypt and was further refined by the ancient Romans and Arabs. Perfume technology first came to Europe in the 14th century.

Appeared in ancient Egypt. In the beginning, they soaked the spices in oil and then added some flower petals. It is also used in religious ceremonies.

Perfume first appeared 4,000 years ago; Perfume originated in India, Egypt, Greece, Rome and other ancient civilizations, and it is mainly made of some clay from the old continent.

Perfume first appeared more than 4,000 years ago; I don't know much about the origin and history of Doulu perfume, I only know that it was called Trap Flower Dew in ancient times, and it has been continuously refined and developed to form Xiangwang Pin Mill Water.

1. Bellis.

Bellis is a famous perfume brand under the Nanjing Paris Bellis perfume ****, enjoys a high reputation in the domestic perfume market, and is generally loved by consumers, among which one perfume is rated as a famous brand product, and its perfume varieties, counters and sales volume occupy an important position in China's perfume market.

2. Gough. In 1992, the first men's cosmetics brand was born in the Chinese cosmetics market, Gaofu. In 2003, Gough repositioned itself and used the international superstar Louis Koo as the brand spokesperson for the first time, and established the brand tonality of Gough's calm and elegant brand.

The product line spans the three major fields of skin care, hair care and fragrance, and is fully committed to the professional care products for the majority of male white-collar workers in China.

3. Herborist.

Shanghai Herborist Cosmetics is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Shanghai Jahwa United Co., Ltd. In 1988, it was launched into the market with the concept of "high-end personal care products in modern Chinese herbal medicine".

The French used fragrances and cosmetics around the 13th century, mainly in aristocratic societies. Perfume first originated in Egypt, India, Rome, Greece, Persia and other ancient civilizations.

Apuones Apuones Perfume first originated from the Crusades of Egypt, India, Rome, Greece and other ancient civilizations in the 11th century, bringing splendid oriental civilization to Europe. With the continuous strengthening of the East and the West, perfume, a product that everyone loves, has gradually been accepted by Europeans. However, the reason for the popularity of perfume in France is purely for the purpose of masking the odor.

The word perfume, derived from the Latin word "per fumum", means "to penetrate the smoke".

The Old Testament refers to perfume, usually referring to a fragrance formation, which is consistent with the Latin definition. Egyptian history shows that perfumes and ointments were used in bathing and after bathing. They were usually stored in elaborate containers, as evidenced by some illustrations found in ancient Egyptian tombs.

1. The first perfume was used by the Egyptians as part of religious ceremonies, and they were one of the first peoples to use perfume, at that time they used balm balm and balm to preserve the fragrance.

2. In 1500 B.C., the use of perfume has become more and more common.

3. In the fourteenth century, the first modern perfumes were created, which were made from a mixture of a fragrance and alcohol.

4. In the seventeenth century, the Italian barber Fimini added Italian bitter orange oil, bergamot oil, sweet orange oil, etc., on the basis of the first generation of perfume formulas, to create a very popular perfume. In 1719, Falina moved to Cologne, Germany, and named this washing water "Cologne water", which is also known as "cologne" in Chinese.

5. In the second half of the nineteenth century, volatile solvents replaced the early distillation method, and synthetic fragrances were born.

Century is the first period of perfumery.

In recent years, acetaldehyde floral fragrance was widely used in perfumes.

Perfume – The word parfum is derived from the Latin word par+fumum (from smoke). The most primitive use of spices (perfumes) is to make offerings to the gods.

Ancient Rome It was believed that if the incense offered to the goddess Vesta was interrupted, the city of Rome would sink into the abyss of hell, so there was a group of female believers whose sole duty in life was to keep the incense burning forever.

The use of spices in Egypt dates back to around the third millennium BC, much earlier than other civilizations. The earliest perfume of mankind was the incense of the god Kofi invented by the Egyptians. However, since the method of refining high-purity alcohol was not invented at that time, this perfume should be called sesame oil, and it was specially made by priests and pharaohs.

Ancient Persian perfume was a symbol of status and status. In the palace, the most fragrant must be the emperor.

The Greeks also deified perfume, believing that perfume was the invention of the gods, and smelling the fragrance meant the arrival and blessing of the gods.

During the time of Queen Elizabeth of England, a bottle of "Hungarian water" with alcohol added to it officially became a perfume.

After the fifteenth century in Italy, perfumes were widely used and heavy animal fat fragrances were used. Soon this fashion spread to France, England and other European countries. In the 17th century, Paul Feminis created a wonderful liquid with a strange aroma, which he named "Cologne Water" because he lived in Cologne, Germany.

Since then, the French have shown an unusual passion for perfumery, with a passion for clothing and cosmetics. Perfume has become a hot fashion item for high-class celebrities.

Since the second half of the nineteenth century in France, volatile solvents have replaced the early distillation method, especially synthetic fragrances were born in France, and perfume is no longer limited to natural flavors, so that the perfume industry has developed rapidly.