Fragonard

This is indeed the perfumery that all tourist should go!
Still remember I visited this place 10 years ago and bought two bottles of cologne. Was never able to find the same fragrance since!
Love this place and it’s lovely to visit!
I kept the bottle just in case one day I can return and buy another!

This factory is made for tourists, but they do make good quality perfumes and cosmetics which could make for good gifts for your friends and family. Our tour guide showed us around the factory and she was very knowledgable and friendly. I am not into perfumes as they are filled with toxins and chemicals. I was more interested into the rentable Ferraris parked outside. Oh la la !

This was a tourist trap. Your tour-​guide company probably gets a cut for roping in tourists to tour this place. I’ve been to so many of these tourist traps ranging from leather, sword-​making and glass-​blowing factories across Europe. However, this one was my favorite. The fragrances were long-​lasting but subtle and unique. This was a trap I was glad to fall into, and I came out smelling great.

This is THE perfumery that all tourists go to… to visit, and buy lots of perfume /​soaps, etc. During our excursion, they dropped us off here to check out the perfumery in Eze and we only spent 15 minutes here, since we were more interested in visiting the gardens on top of Eze Village (gorgeous views there).
If your’e interested in picking up some gifts for friends and family, then this sis a good place to do so! Prices are expensive though…

J’aime beaucoup tout ce que fait Fragonard, mais s’il faut attendre une demi-​heure à l’accueil qu’un car de touristes arrive avant de pouvoir visiter et même acheter alors non. Nous étions pourtant une dizaine à attendre Ce fut une rendez-​vous manqué! Dommage!

La visite du musée et de l’usine de fabrication est très intéressante. On y apprend beaucoup de choses sur les différents constituants d’un parfum: vanille, bois de sental, citron, rose, bergamote etc
Il faut avoir du nez pour être parfumeur!
En temps normal je porte concerto et j’ai conquis ma belle en me parfumant avec suivez moi… loL.
Tous ces parfums ont vraiment de la classe!
bisou (aux filles)

La visite guidée de l’usine est sympa. par contre comme plusieurs visites ont lieu a peu d’intervalle, cela peut être assez bruyant. La boutique a la fin de la visite vous permet de découvrir tous les produits fragonard, comment résister est répartir sans acheter? Personnel sympa.

Fragonard, c’est un peintre celebre mais aussi un parfumeur de renom qui utilise des esnteurs naturelles, des huiles de fleurs et plantes qui sont recoltees dans la region. Il y a un atelier a Grasse et un a Eze. Le musee est interessant, l’usine peut se visiter, les guides sont charmants, et evidemment on visite la boutique a la sortie. Comment resister? Les parfums sont sublimes, les flacons de metal dore iconiques.

Situated in the breathtakingly picturesque mediaeval village of Eze, you’ll find this long-​established French perfumery. This ‘branch’ is located in a beautifully decorated and — unsurprisingly — fragrant, traditional village house; a perfect setting to experience and enjoy all the eponymous scents.
Many of the products — for personal fragrance and for the home — draw on the richly redolent heritage of Provence. All the herb and blossom notes you might imagine, together with some rarer substances, feature in their ranges. The names too are evocative and descriptive, like Bleu Riviera and Belle de Soleil.
You can test-​away to your hearts content here, before leaving with just a sample, or a small item, such as a scented sachet; or invest more Euros in a candle, room spray, eau de cologne or perfume.
If you want to discover more about the perfumery production process and history of the company — dating back to 1926 — it’s also possible to visit the nearby factory.