Friday, January 17, 2014

Revlon Perfumes

Revlon of New York City. Established in 1930 by Charles and Joseph Revson and friend Charles Lachman (a chemist) to market nail enamel. In naming the company Charles Revson replaced the ‘S’ in his surname with an ‘L’ in honour of his leading chemist; it is now the largest retail cosmetic company in the world.


In 1985 Ronald Perelman an American billionaire, bought Revlon Inc. It also owns such companies as Halston, Almay, Boss and Charles of the Ritz.

Signature fragrance 'Intimate' launched in 1955.

The model Cindy Crawford was the ‘face’ of Revlon in the 1990’s.


The perfume of Revlon:
  • 1935 Jean Nate
  • 1943 Aquamarine
  • 1953 Splurge
  • 1955 Majorca
  • 1955 Sea Isle
  • 1955 Intimate
  • 1958 That Man
  • 1961 Ultima 
  • 1965 Pub
  • 1966 Braggi
  • 1967 Ultima II
  • 1969 Norell
  • 1970 Moondrops
  • 1970 Super Moondrops
  • 1973 Charlie
  • 1973 Charlie Blue
  • 1973 Ciara
  • 1975 Jontue
  • 1975 Chaz
  • 1975 Chaz Classic
  • 1977 Touch of Jontue Perfume Concentrate
  • 1978 Enjoli
  • 1980 Norell 2
  • 1980 Scoundrel
  • 1981 Scoundrel Cologne Concentrate
  • 1984 Enjoli Midnight
  • 1985 Fleurs de Jontue
  • 1985 Fleurs de Jontue Rose de Mai
  • 1985 Fleurs de Jontue Lotus de Nuit
  • 1985 Fleurs de Jontue Iris de Fete
  • 1985 Maroc
  • 1986 Intimate Musk
  • 1986 Scoundrel Musk Cologne
  • 1987 Chaz Musk
  • 1987 Xia-Xiang
  • 1987 Intimate (new)
  • 1988 Trouble
  • 1988 Roma by Laura Biagiotti
  • 1989 Scaasi
  • 1989 That Man (new)
  • 1989 U2 Super Scent
  • 1989 Electric Youth by Debbie Gibson
  • 1990 Unforgettable
  • 1990 U II Sheer Scent
  • 1991 Charlie Express
  • 1992 Downtown Girl
  • 1992 Wild Heart
  • 1993 Charlie Red
  • 1994 Ajee
  • 1994 Adrift
  • 1994 Charlie White
  • 1994 Head Over Heels
  • 1994 Fire & Ice
  • 1994 Fire & Ice for men
  • 1995 Charlie Gold
  • 1995 Ciara Femme Fatale
  • 1995 Lasting
  • 1996 Cherish
  • 1996 Madly
  • 1996 Charlie Blue (new)
  • 1996 Fire & Ice Cool
  • 1996 Jontue Moonlight
  • 1996 Jontue Moments
  • 1997 Charlie Sunshine
  • 1997 Charlie White Musk
  • 1997 She
  • 1998 Charlie Silver
  • 1999 Head Over Heels
  • 1999 Unforgettable Too
  • 1999 Fire & Ice Smoulder for Her
  • 1999 Fire & Ice Smoulder for Him
  • 2000 Charlie Instinct
  • 2000 Sheer Scent
  • 2000 Charlie Urban Energy
  • 2000 Rouge de Revlon
  • 2001 Skin Lights
  • 2001 Ultim@
  • 2003 Fire & Ice Cologne
  • 2004 Love Her Madly
  • Charlie Blue eau Fraîche
  • Charlie Rare Musk
  • Charlie Red eau Fraîche
  • Charlie White eau Fraîche
  • Intimate Red

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