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(14 Feb 2026) ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris, France - 29 January 2026 1. Perfume workshop begins at Galimard’s Paris boutique 2. Workshop signage 3. Mid of workshop 4. Pull focus of participants 5. Wall of scents in perfumery 6. Various of individual scents that make up certain perfumes 7. View of workshop from through shop window 8. Customer advisor, Lucie Podvin, talks customer, Anna Geslin, through the process 9. Close of Geslin beginning to make her perfume 10. Bottles of individual fragrance notes to choose from 11. Various of Geslin pouring in her first note 12. Rear view of couple making a scent in workshop 13. SOUNDBITE (French) Lucie Podvin, customer advisor, Galimard: “When you create a perfume, there is what is called the olfactory pyramid. It defines the volatility of the perfume. There are the head notes, the heart notes and the bottom notes. The head notes will last about 5 minutes to 1 hour, but in general they last around 30 minutes. The heart notes are really what others will feel from you, because the head notes evaporate quite quickly. They last from about 4 to 8 hours. The bottom notes are what really hold the perfume. They generally last from 8 to 12 hours. If you apply them to clothes, they last a little longer.” 14. Mid of fragrance note bottles 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Blakeman, student from France: “This is what we’ve made for now, based with the heart notes and the foot notes that we’ve already put in, and now we’re choosing the head notes to add to this. And then I think it’ll go into one of these bottles here, and then we can take it home and use it every day, I guess.” 16. Boutique manager Qingqing Cai presenting Geslin with her certificate 17. SOUNDBITE (English) Anna Geslin, bookseller from Loire Valley, France: “Okay, my final perfume is called ‘Thirty.’” 18. Geslin placing “Thirty” into a presentation box 19. Angela Belli from Colorado taking part in the 1-on-1 perfume creation workshop 20. Belli pouring some scent into her test tube 21. SOUNDBITE (English) Angela Belli, Nurse from Colorado, USA: “I wanted to do something that was an experience while I was here. Not just touring all of the beautiful buildings and monuments, but doing something that you can take with you.” 22. Close of Belli making perfume 23. Wall mural in Galimard reception area ASSOCIATED PRESS Versailles, France - 30 January 2026 24. Wide of Palace of Versailles 25. Tilt down from Osmothèque sign to Anne-Cécile Pouant, Director of Osmothèque walking to entrance 26. Mid of osmothèque sign 27. Pouant and her deputy Priscilla Pamart smelling samples 28. Temperature controlled cabinets with archived fragrances inside 29. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne-Cécile Pouant, Director of Osmothèque perfume archive: “Some of them disappeared from the market, and very interesting to smell, once in a life, to understand the evolution of the art of perfumery.” 30. Mid of bottles featuring scents from Patou from the early 20th century 31. Bottles from Guerlain from 1929 and 1962 32. Historic Chanel fragrances from the 1920s 33. Bottles including one containing a reconstituted scent from the 14th Century 34. Bottle containing scent made from a recipe in an ancient manuscript from 1st Century AD (CE) 35. Bottle containing scent by former tennis player Gabriella Sabatini from 1989 36. Scents from Johnny Holliday and Jennifer Lopez 37. Pamart mixing fragrance notes in the Osmothèque lab 38. SOUNDBITE (French) Priscilla Pamart, Deputy Director of the Osmothèque: 39. Various of large format bottles of Jean Patou perfume 40. Mid of perfume miniatures LEADIN: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...