Louise Turner

Kent is a county in England located southeast of London, between the English Channel and the Thames estuary. Its landscapes are lined with white cliffs and its orchards are countless. Kent is indeed often nicknamed the “garden of England.” It is at the heart of this lush setting that Louise Turner grew up. Today a renowned perfumer, something of her roots can be found in each of her fragrances.

The unexpected destiny of Louise Turner

While some perfumers have been destined for the world of perfumery since their earliest youth, it was quite different for Louise Turner. She discovered the world of fragrance by chance. She turned what was meant to be a temporary job into a lifelong career. Today, she even confides that perfumery has become for her a way of expressing her memories and conveying her emotions. Thus, each of her bottles is a concentrate of her aspiration. Most of the time, she draws her ideas directly from her roots anchored in the Kent of her childhood. In other words, each of Louise Turner's fragrances is directly connected to her memory. The author of many successes, Louise Turner is a perfumer for the house of Givaudan. A leader in the fragrance industry, this house has been present in the olfactory sector since 1768. It is guided by an uncommon sense of creativity, passion, acquisition and innovation. Louise Turner, like the house, strives to always keep an eye on the future so as to enrich the world with her fragrances.

Louise Turner's inspiration

While Louise Turner did not always aspire to become a perfumer, it should be noted that she is nonetheless the daughter of a chemist. Thus, she was very quickly introduced to the blending of various molecules, and she confides that she naturally and very easily retains memories that are largely olfactory. Among the scents of her childhood, she particularly recalls that of wood mingled with the smell of cigarette smoke. Likewise, she enjoys revisiting fragrances with notes of cut grass combined with honeysuckle. These are for her synonymous with her first summers and continually nourish her imagination. However, one should not think that Louise Turner settles for the easy path. She is an uncommon creator who does not hesitate to draw inspiration from a texture, a fabric, a distant place...

Moreover, among Louise Turner's greatest creations, Love Chloé from the eponymous house has captivated all of today's urban fashionistas. Likewise, Fahrenheit 32 by Dior also generated a great deal of discussion, very successfully transforming the iconic fiery-toned men's floral into a frosted version.