Famous French 'nose' , creator of Joy, one of the most famous perfumes of all time, and also created many of the early fragrances from Parfums de Rosine.
Adieu Sagesse  Parfums Jean Patou
1925
 (Goodbye Wisdom) One of three perfumes launched at the same time, this one for redheads, created by Henri Alméras, a crisp floral fragrance that was presented in a flacon designed by Louis Sue.
Amour Amour Parfums Jean Patou
One of three fragrances launched at the same time, this one for brunettes; a parfum de toilette created by Henri Alméras.
Presented in a bottle made by Cristalleries de Baccarat design # 531 and designed by Louis Sue. Graphics by the artist Renaldo Luza.
Joy Parfums Jean Patou
1932
 A parfum of great distinction having an unusual luxurious scent and held the distinction of being the most costly perfume on the market; it takes about 10600 jasmine flowers and 600 rose flowers to produce 1oz of perfume. Originally formulated in 1932 by Henri Alméras, a classical floral-bouquet styled parfum with top notes of rose, ylang-ylang and tuberose with heart notes of rose and jasmine with base notes of sandalwood, musk and civet, classified B3f. Originally presented in a flacon designed by Louis Sue.
Re-presented in a crystal flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat,
Also presented in a standard bottle by Verrières Brosse
Le Sien Parfums Jean Patou
1929
 (His or Hers) Created by Jean Patou in conjuction with Henri Alméras; sub-titled 'femme sportive perfum masculin', his first uni-sex fragrance, and touted as ‘a masculine perfume for the outdoor woman who plays golf, smokes and drives fast cars!’
Moment Supreme Parfums Jean Patou
1929
 Created by Henri Alméras, a rich floral-bouquet fragrance, classified B3f.
Presented in a triangular shaped flacon with a multiple domed stopper designed jointly by Louis Sue and André Mare.
Que Sais-Je? Parfums Jean Patou
1925
 (What Do I Know) One of three parfums launched at the same time, this one for blondes. Created by Henri Alméras a classical mossy chypre fragrance; presented in a bottle designed by Louis Sue; graphics by the artist Renald Luza.
Le Fruit Defendu  Parfums de Rosine
1916
 (The Forbidden Fruit) Trademarked in 1915 but only launched in 1916. Created by Henri Alméras. Presented in an apple shaped bottle attributed to George Dumoulin.
Normandie Parfums Jean Patou
1935
 Alternatively 'Le Normandie'. Created by Henri Alméras, a classical soft oriental floral fragrance with top notes of carnation, heart notes of jasmine, rose and opoponax, on base notes of vanilla and benzoin. Named after the launch of the Luxury cruise liner of the same name.
       
     
     
       
       
     
       
     
     
     
       
     
       
       
     
       
     
       
     
     
     
     
     
       
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