In the lush landscapes of Kent, England, where wildflowers bloom and the air is rich with the scent of honeysuckle and lilac, Louise Turner's journey into the world of perfumery began. Surrounded by the aromatic tapestry of her childhood garden, she developed an acute sensitivity to scents, associating them with memories and emotions.
Initially pursuing a career in dentistry, Louise's path took an unexpected turn when she accepted a temporary position at Quest International, a fragrance company. This serendipitous opportunity unveiled her innate talent for creating harmonious scent compositions, leading her to embrace perfumery as her true calling.
Louise's fragrances are characterized by their joyful and luminous nature, often drawing inspiration from her favorite flowers—orange blossom, jasmine, wisteria, and tuberose. She masterfully captures not only the scent of these blooms but also their texture and the pleasure they evoke.
Her portfolio boasts collaborations with renowned fashion houses, including Carolina Herrera, Chloé, Dior, Tom Ford, and Mugler. Notable creations such as "Good Girl" by Carolina Herrera and "Lost Cherry" by Tom Ford showcase her ability to craft fragrances that resonate with a global audience.
Louise's approach to perfumery is deeply personal and intuitive. She views each fragrance as an invitation to reflect on beauty, aiming to evoke profound emotions through her compositions. Her creative process is influenced by diverse sources, including travel, art, colors, music, and cuisine, particularly Indian and Thai flavors.
In 2025, Louise was appointed as the house perfumer for the historic French house Caron, marking a new chapter in her illustrious career. This role allows her to blend tradition with contemporary vision, continuing her mission to enrich the world with her fragrances.
Louise Turner's collection is a testament to her belief that perfume is more than a scent—it's an experience, a memory, a piece of art that lingers in the heart and mind. Each bottle encapsulates her dedication to capturing the essence of nature's beauty and the complexity of human emotion.
