Wikiparfum is more than an encyclopaedia. It is the place to live and immerse yourself in the world of perfumery. In addition to knowing the details of each ingredient and fragrance, you can create your own olfactory profile, learn from expert perfumers, visualise the scent of fragrances and receive personalised recommendations.
Configure your olfactory profile based on your favourite ingredients and the fragrances you like the most.
We collaborate with Fragrances of the World, the largest independent guide to fragrance classification.
Visualise the scent of a perfume intuitively, to understand the notes that make it up.
We offer you personalised recommendations based on the analysis and evaluation of thousands of fragrances.
Configure your olfactory profile based on your favourite ingredients and the fragrances you like the most.
Visualise the scent of a perfume intuitively, to understand the notes that make it up.
We collaborate with Fragrances of the World, the largest independent guide to fragrance classification.
We offer you personalised recommendations based on the analysis and evaluation of thousands of fragrances.
Michael Edwards is the fragrance taxonomist, historian and author whose Fragrances of the World database supplies the perfume information for Wikiparfum.
During a career spanning forty years, he and his team have classified and matched more than 50,000 fragrances. Luca Turin, the renowned perfume critic, called his work "the perfumery equivalent of Linnaeus's Systema Naturae (1735), a map, the only one in existence, which lets everyone, beginner or pro, set out into the mysterious world of perfume".
Michael is also the award-winning author of Perfume Legends: French Feminine Fragrances, and American Legends: The Evolution of American fragrances.
