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Wednesday, May 14, 2014

Jerome Parfumeur

Jerome Parfumeur was located in Paris and Ashbury Park. Launched fragrances in the 1930s-1940s.








Little is known about this perfumer.


The perfumes of Jerome Paris:

  • 1946 Taost 
  • 1946 Risée (laughingstock)
  • 1946 Joue a Joue (play to play)
  • 1946 Muscade (nutmeg)
  • 1946 Paddy
  • 1946 Desormais





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