Marie-Hélène Rogeon was born into a family of perfume makers and 

her great grand father Louis Panafieu created Eau de Colognes 

for the Emperor Napoleon III and a famous "Pommade des Mousquetaires" 

for its lacquer-like-finish moustaches.

From early on, Marie-Hélèn was fascinated by the world of exquisite bottles, 

fragrances, flowery labels and silk braid trimmings. These rich experiences 

drove her to the creation of her own company, Les Parfums de Rosine, 

at a time when women started to get tired of commercial perfumery 

and were looking for real creations and perfumes-telling-stories.

The two main passions of Marie-Hélène Rogeon are perfumes and… roses.
They are all so different; shy or proud, voluptuous or tender, with multiple 

shapes and colors, and the infinite variety of perfumes. For her, as a perfumer, 

rose essence and rose absolut are the quintessence of all great perfumes.

Marie-Hélène Rogeon built a collection of rose Eau de Parfums, 

all different, from the fresh Un Zest de Rose to the sensuous Une Folie de Rose.