Pierre Bourdon is a renowned perfumer born in Paris in 1946. Initially studying political science, he redirected his career to perfumery in 1971 by joining Roure Bertrand Dupont in Grasse, where he trained under the guidance of Edmond Roudnitska. This mentorship significantly influenced his approach to perfumery, emphasizing the creation of fragrances as works of art.
Bourdon's career spans several key positions, including co-founding Takasago Europe in 1982, where he created iconic fragrances such as Davidoff's Cool Water and Yves Saint Laurent's Kouros. He later worked at Quest and Fragrance Resources, further expanding his portfolio with notable scents like Shiseido's Féminité du Bois and Christian Dior's Dolce Vita.
Throughout his career, Bourdon has been recognized for his innovative and artistic approach to perfumery, collaborating with brands like Frederic Malle and creating fragrances that have left a lasting impact on the industry.
