Cleopatra's Boudoir: Argentina

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Sunday, May 17, 2020

Parfumerie Brissac

Parfumerie Brissac was a French company established in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1917 by L. Aubert y Cía. (L. Aubert y Compania, Jorge Newbery St. Buenos Aires). They were associated with Les Parfums Persans. Brissac was still in business in 1924.

Griet, Los Perfumes de Moda

Griet, Los Perfumes de Moda was established in Buenos Aires, Argentina. They produced perfumes, cosmetics and face powders from 1912-1939. Their products are usually found in the Spanish & Portuguese languages.

Achille Mauzan was responsible for the Art Deco graphics on labels, presentation boxes and posters for Griet's products.

The perfumes of Griet: