Quentin Bisch

About

Quentin Bisch is a prolific French perfumer born in Strasbourg in 1983. Having spent his early years between France and London, Bisch developed a keen sensitivity to scent and memory, associating people and places with their unique olfactory signatures. His fascination with perfume was sparked by memorable fragrances worn by those around him, such as YSL's Opium. Despite an initial rejection from ISIPCA for his lack of chemistry knowledge, he persisted, gaining hands-on experience as an assistant and learning from masters like Michel Almairac. Bisch's determination led him to study at the Givaudan Perfumery School, after which he joined Givaudan, one of the world's leading fragrance houses. Since his debut in 2010, Bisch has created over 200 fragrances for both niche and designer brands, including iconic releases for Mugler, Jean Paul Gaultier, Carolina Herrera, Parfums de Marly, and Ex Nihilo. His creations-such as Angel Muse, Fleur Narcotique, Delina, and Good Girl-have established him as a star perfumer known for his boldness, creativity, and adaptability. Bisch is celebrated for his artistic sensibility and for blending innovation with brand identity, making him highly sought after in the fragrance industry.