The use of spices and cosmetics by the French began in the 13th century, mainly in aristocratic society. In the court at that time, not only women applied makeup, but men also used cosmetics. France's first flavor and fragrance production company was born in 1730 and was established in the southern city of Grasse. The city has a population of 50,000 and has played an important role in the history of French perfume development.

In fact, the real capital of perfume, or to be precise, the main producing area is Grasse, where 80% of the world’s pure perfumes are produced, such as CD, Chanel, Lanc?me, etc. that are familiar to Chinese people. It's just a trademark of France or Paris, because most people only know Paris after all. Nowadays, this mysterious Grasse has been partially opened to tourists, allowing outsiders to learn the secrets of perfume production, appreciate the history of ancient techniques only found in France, and even experience the taste of working in an ancient perfume workshop.

In the past, Grasse's industry was mainly based on the production of leather gloves. Manufacturers added some flavors to the leather-smelling gloves, which were greatly favored by consumers. As a result, workshops producing spices and refining flavors were established one after another. Appear. By 1729, Grasse officially won the title of "Glove Making and Flavor Making City" in France. Grasse's climate and soil are suitable for growing jasmine, roses, tuberose and other plants. The hills and fields are covered with a variety of flowers and plants, blooming in bloom and fragrant all year round.