The universes

Beauty & fragrance: materials that engage the senses.

A fragrance accord, a texture, light passing through a bottle: beauty is discovered through the senses as well as through a brand’s story. This universe explores the creation and French manufacturing of fragrances, skincare and cosmetics. It brings together the initial idea, formulation, materials and product presentation, helping visitors understand an approach as a whole.

Amber perfume bottle surrounded by white flowers and a lemon.

From intention to product

Developing a product involves choices: a desired sensation, ingredients, a texture or a particular way of using it. Meeting a house or manufacturer offers an opportunity to explore those decisions. This universe gives space to concrete explanations of development and manufacturing, rather than broad promises or advertising language.

The container is part of the story

Glass, a cap, a label or an outer box can extend the identity of a fragrance or skincare product. Each can be considered for its shape, purpose and making. The product and its packaging remain distinct: the origin of a container does not, on its own, establish the origin of a formula or where the product was manufactured.

Different sensory perspectives

Fragrance houses, skincare brands, cosmetics businesses and manufacturers can express very different worlds. A floral composition, a study in texture or a distinctive olfactory identity deserves its own explanation. Ingredients, product characteristics and any certifications should be presented by each brand with information that can be checked.

Understanding before choosing

Visitors and professionals can discover the products and the people developing them, then ask about design, manufacturing and use. Arrangements for discovering the products will be shared with the visitor information.

Introduce your identity

Do you design or manufacture fragrances, skincare or cosmetics in France? Introduce your ranges, approach and manufacturing locations. The organisers can assess their fit with the exhibition and explain participation arrangements. Submitting an enquiry does not create a commercial commitment.

Your questions

Is this universe only about fragrance?
It also covers skincare, cosmetics and the expertise involved in their creation and manufacturing. The organisers guide enquiries according to the products presented.
Will visitors be able to try products?
Product trials, activities and presentation arrangements have yet to be defined. Details will be shared with the programme and participating brands.
How can a brand introduce itself?
Describe your ranges, approach and manufacturing locations in the exhibitor enquiry form. These details help the organising team review your proposal and get back in touch.