Welcome to my world of Bombastic Scents, history of why Brighton Perfume came to be and why it is more relevant than ever.

We are back to the heady golden ages of Perfumery; The Roaring 1920’s and The Too Fast to Live 1970’s with a contemporary twist. The heady French elixirs of the 1920’s then morphed into the fast fashion vibe of the 1970’s with affordable bohemian sassy scents. Eras unfortunately dominated by animal cruelty within the industry, but the sassy scents should have paved the way forward to contemporary fashion led wonderments. The industry is a pale reflection on those heady days with benign amalgamations of one-sex safe perfume with no distinguishable notes.

Brighton Perfume led by Pao Pincerna has developed a new contemporary way of making plant-based perfumes with a vision to revolutionise the industry. Arid, smoky, floral elixir wonderments ranging from ultra-masculine to ultra-feminine to reflect your perfume DNA. Marlene Dietrich favoured a masculine smoky scent based on tobacco leaf, it reflected who she was rather than constraining her to feminine florals and aldehydes.
