How a Perfumer Turned Paraguayan Tea Into Perfume

How a Perfumer Turned Paraguayan Tea Into Perfume ➡️ Visit Nissaba: https://nissaba.com ➡️ Buy JUSBOX Fifty Four: https://tidd.ly/40tu4d5 15% off code THEPERFUMEGUY ➡️ NEW SCENTCLUB KIT #15: https://theperfumeguy.net/products/scentclub-kit15 FOLLOW ME ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 🔴 Follow Me on Instagram, Facebook + TikTok @ThePerfumeGuy 📌 Send me questions to LFSGQUESTIONS@GMAIL.COM 📌 How a Perfumer Turned Paraguayan Tea Into Perfume Take a deep dive with me in Grasse, France, at Villa Botanica as I sit down with DSM-Firmenich perfumer Alexandra Monet, the nose behind Nissaba’s Chaco. We discuss her creative journey, favorite raw materials like patchouli, and the full breakdown of Chaco’s Paraguay-inspired formula, including mate, petitgrain, and smoky guaiac wood. Plus, Alexandra shares her other perfume creations with Nina Ricci and Kenzo, and how collaborating with master perfumers like Alberto Morillas and Nathalie Lorson shaped her path. If you love behind-the-scenes conversations with perfumers and learning what really goes into a modern niche scent, this one's for you. 📍 Filmed in Grasse, France 💬 Leave your thoughts and questions below! 🔔 Subscribe for more in-depth fragrance videos weekly. 0:00 - Intro in Grasse with Alexandra Monet 0:28 - Alexandra’s Path to Perfumery & Early Inspirations 1:58 - Becoming a Perfumer at DSM-Firmenich 3:00 - Favorite Ingredients: Patchouli & Creative Process 4:18 - Chaco for Nissaba: Inspiration & Ingredients (Petitgrain, Mate, Guaiac Wood) 6:34 -