Coty Perfume and Coty Cologne
Coty—the beauty products manufacturer of fragrances, cosmetics and skin care—was founded by François Coty in 1904. François’ first fragrance, La Rose Jacqueminot, blended florals and led to L’Origan and Chypre in 1905 and 1917, both soft and sweet. His genius was in marketing coveted perfume bottles. L’Origan is still available at discount stores today, but its modern composition belies the vintage. Big smells beget big business, and Coty became a subsidiary of Pfizer from 1963 to 1992. In 2005, Coty acquired the fragrance division and wafted to the height of world's largest mass-marketer fragrances. For the Corsica-born perfumer—Joseph Marie François Spoturno—who believed fragrance belonged to every socioeconomic class, today’s Coty comes full circle.
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Recent reviews of Coty Perfume and Coty Cologne
Review of Emeraude by Coty
Review of Emeraude by Louise Jeffery
I have bee using Emeraude every since i could reach my mothers bottle with a chair and havn't stopped using it yet.
Review of Emeraude by Coty
Review of Emeraude by Marie W.
Emeraude is an absolute classic. It has a warm, clean, "green" powdery fragance too sexy to be sweet. It was given to me as a Christmas gift back in 1978, and I've been wearing it off and on ever since!
Review of L'origan by Coty
Review of L'Origan by Marie Hill
L'Origan is the only perfume my mother wore. When I was in the first grade, someone brought a coat around to the class rooms to see if we knew whose it was. I asked to smell it and it was my mother's. The teacher was so surprised. Can't wait to give this to her. Good memories.
Review of Emeraude by Coty
Review of Emeraude by Christine C.
It's not my own signature fragrance, but I love Emeraude, and can't imagine this world without it--my eyes even misted as I read the description of it just now, and the reviews--of all the fragrances I've come to cherish down through the many years, this one ranks first--right after my one and only #1, which is Yardley English Lavender, of course!--two scents were never so different, yet each one brings out something different within me--I just adore Emeraude, and always will.
