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Founded in 1828 by pioneering perfumer Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain, the House of Guerlain stands as one of the world's oldest and most prestigious fragrance and beauty maisons. With nearly two centuries of artisanal expertise, Guerlain has crafted over 1,100 olfactory masterpieces while maintaining its signature Guerlinade accord and producing every creation in France using exceptional raw materials. The house's legacy of innovation, from inventing the modern lipstick to creating the iconic Shalimar fragrance, represents the pinnacle of luxury craftsmanship and refined elegance.
Founded in 1828 by pioneering perfumer Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain, the House of Guerlain stands as one of the world's oldest and most prestigious fragrance and beauty maisons. With nearly two centuries of artisanal expertise, Guerlain has crafted over 1,100 olfactory masterpieces while maintaining its signature Guerlinade accord and producing every creation in France using exceptional raw materials. The house's legacy of innovation, from inventing the modern lipstick to creating the iconic Shalimar fragrance, represents the pinnacle of luxury craftsmanship and refined elegance.
