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Wednesday, April 29, 2020

Les Parfums Nelombo

Nelombo was established in 1931 by Les Laboratoires Dausse, Societe Anonyme, Paris, France . The name Nelombo is the common name of the Netumbium speciosum, a large pink water lily or lotus.








Ser. No. 334,365 Filed Jan 26 1933.

NELOMBO

For Perfumes Toilet Waters Face Powders Face Powder Compacts Rouges Lipsticks Eyebrow Pencils Hair Tints in Solid Form Lavender Waters Vegetal Lotions Eau de Cologne Bath Salts Dentifrices in Liquid and Paste Form Face and Skin Creams Beauty Lotions Shampoos Depilatories in Paste Form Liquid Toilet Astringents Nut Oil Lotion for the Skin Brilliantine and Nail Polishes.

Claims use since Dec. 18, 1931.



The perfumes of Nelombo:

  • 1933 Oeillet
  • 1933 Rose
  • 1933 Violette
  • 1933 Fougere
  • 1933 Calliopsis (Greek word for "beautiful to see")
  • 1933 Gardenia
  • 1933 Chypre
  • 1933 Pois de Senteur
  • 1933 En Croiserie
  • 1933 Le Parfum de Gaby Morlay









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