Mylène Alran

Mylène Alran is a French perfumer born in Albi, in the South of France. Her passion for nature and scents led her to study chemistry, which paved the way for her career in perfumery. She began her professional journey at Robertet, where she trained under Jacques Flori and later collaborated with Michel Almairac. Mylène's creations are characterized by their use of natural materials and a balance of traditional and modern elements. Her works often explore contrasts, such as combining feminine notes like rose with more masculine undertones. Notable fragrances by Mylène include "Les Roses de Chloé," "Hommage à l’Homme Voyageur" for Lalique, and "Bottega Veneta Eau Sensuelle." Her style is influenced by her love for nature, fashion, and her travels to places like Morocco and Cuba, which inspire her innovative and elegant compositions.