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Introduce Yourself HERE!- Post ALL Intros On This Thread
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Introduce Yourself HERE!- Post ALL Intros On This Thread
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@Pierre Deneuville hi and welcome!
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@William Rakestraw hi and welcome!
The Asian Perfume Market Is Worth Paying Attention To:
I think we are going to see a lot more coming out of Asia over the next few years, especially in niche and artisan perfumery. As someone who enjoys exploring beyond the usual houses, this interests me. We often talk about French, Italian and Middle Eastern fragrances, but China, South Korea, Japan and India deserve a place in that conversation. These countries have their own scent traditions, ingredients and talented perfumers, and more of those creators are reaching an international audience. The growth forecasts are substantial. Grand View Research projects the Asia-Pacific perfume market reaching approximately $18.9 billion by 2030, compared with $11.5 billion in 2024. That is a forecast, but it gives you an idea of the opportunity companies see in the region. Here is how I see the different countries fitting into this: China: A major market for premium fragrance, with growing competition from its own perfume houses. Brands are using Chinese culture, familiar scents and personal memories to establish an identity. Euromonitor reports that the top two companies lost some of their combined market share between 2020 and 2025 as niche competition developed. To me, that suggests buyers are becoming more willing to explore beyond the established names. South Korea: This is a market I expect to gain more international attention through its fragrance brands, packaging and retail experiences. Houses like Nonfiction, Tamburins and Elorea are bringing their own perspectives to perfume. Some emphasize quieter, intimate scents, while Borntostandout shows that Korean perfumery can also be bold and unconventional. There is no single Korean fragrance style. Japan: The direction here appears to be toward premium and niche fragrances. What is interesting is that recent sales growth has come with relatively stable volume, meaning people are spending more without necessarily buying more bottles. I see this as a market where a distinctive fragrance and the discovery experience could matter more than simply flooding the shelves with releases.
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i absolutely agree! last march i bought two fragrances from Tamburins when i was in Seoul. love both! https://www.skool.com/bos/national-perfumes?p=51c3669a
Happy Sunday, fragrance family! 🌸✨
As one of the women who loves scents in this community, I’m curious—what fragrance are you wearing today, and what mood does it put you in? ✨ My SOTD: Versace Bright Crystal ✨ I’m loving this one today because it’s fresh, feminine, clean, and effortlessly elegant. 🌸 Notes: • Top: Yuzu, Pomegranate, Ice Accord • Heart: Peony, Magnolia, Lotus • Base: Musk, Amber, Mahogany It gives me that fresh, feminine, “smell good without trying too hard” vibe. 💕✨ Now I want to know—what’s your SOTD today, and what fragrance always gets you compliments? 👇🏽🔥
2 likes • Aug 31
i wore Cologne du Maté from Mitensir
SOTD
Another 13 from the house of Le Labo. my girlfiriend gifted me a sample set❤️ now i picked Another 13 wich i love! very versatile👌 Top notes are Pear, Apple and Citruses; middle notes are Ambrette (Musk Mallow), Amyl Salicylate, Moss and Jasmine; base notes are Iso E Super, Cetalox, Helvetolide and Ambrettolide. The fragrance features Iso E Super, Musk, Ambergris, Ambrette (Musk Mallow), Pear, Cetalox, Amyl Salicylate, Ambrettolide, Moss and Jasmine.
SOTD
3 likes • Aug 29
@Stephen DeMent agreed! ne of my favorites, too
2 likes • Aug 29
it's different than i usally wear. but definitely a fragrance that broadens my horizons and one i'm thinking about to buy someday
Giorgio Armani I Will
I have become a bit of a Niche/Indie snob lately and really thought I was done with the modern designer releases, but this one has me in a chokehold. Pretty much all I have worn since I got it last Friday. Is it ground breaking or new? Not at all, but for some reason it seems so much more elevated than all its close brother designers. It is the guy in the friend group that is just a bit smarter and dresses better than all the others. He is fully part of the gang, but the one your eye goes to first and is probably the most competent. This is easily my favorite normal designer line release of probably the past two years. I should probably get a backup bottle since I am sure that if I like it, it will be discontinued soon. Oh right, also this things projects, like a warm sweet/woody hug to all those around you, and leaves a scent trail that people will want to follow. I start my day at 4:30-5am every day and as I was driving home at 4:30 pm I can still smell it on my clothes and skin, faintly. I say this is a winner, but as you know its all subjective, I am sure there are reviews saying this is trash, but those around me would disagree. Stay smelling good my brothers.
Giorgio Armani I Will
7 likes • Aug 25
well explained, sir👌 i recentli bought this one, too and couldn't explain better!
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@raphael-gruenig-1623
looking forward to discover new scents and learning all about fragrances.

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