Perfumers Workshop Perfume and Cologne

The Perfumer’s Workshop was founded in 1971 by Donald and Gun Bauchner as a personalized perfume boutique. Applying their concept of custom made fragrances at a concession counter they acquired at Bloomingdale’s, their product concoctions gave consumers complete control of what scent ingredients they wanted mixed together along with what bottle they wanted it housed in and what outside packaging they wanted to use to complete their custom look. ... Read More The Perfumer’s Workshop was a hit and more counters were opened at various upscale department stores. By the late 1970s their product offerings had evolved into a collection of ready made fragrances sold in stores throughout the United States. Tea Rose, was introduced in 1975 and has been the most successful product from Perfumer’s Workshop. This classic women’s perfume is a bouquet of various florals infused with various spices and woods and is infused in such a manner that the pure and clean scent of the rose rises above. The women’s perfume Samba, which was launched in 1987, is a lavish yet refreshing and vibrant floral scent quite popular with the younger set. The men’s companion scent, Samba for Men, came out in 1990 and is also a refreshing energetic fragrance suited for casual wear. The popularity of these two scents have led to a series of both men’s colognes and women’s perfumes under the Samba name which have become a popular seller. In 2011 Perfumer’s Workshop introduced their Zippered collection which is only available for purchase online.