Sharing and the pleasures of the senses are part of her DNA. Violaine grew up in a family where meals were a party. She remembers vacations in the countryside, where the passing of the seasons brought a succession of flowers and fruits that she breathed in with delight. Her decision to become a perfumer didn’t surprise anyone, and this hedonistic creator at heart employed all the means necessary to get there.

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After a stint in personal care, an excellent school in impact and evidence, she returned to fine fragrance, where she explored the intensity of themes that are dear to her, one of which is that of addiction: “I like to reproduce from nature this urge to bite into fruit, this desire to plunge your nose into a flower. Oftentimes, it’s missing from the raw ingredient in perfumery, this trigger. My work consists in arousing a craving that lasts and lasts.” Familiar with the notion of sensorial pleasures, Violaine knows which path to take to awaken them.