François Coty

Fragrance entrepreneur and pioneer

François Coty - Artists & Creatives born May 3rd, 1874
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Established a successful fragrance business in France, focusing on luxury perfumes. Founded Coty Inc., which transformed the beauty industry with innovative marketing and product presentation. Introduced notable fragrances such as La Rose Jacqueminot and became a prominent figure in the cosmetics sector.

Founded Coty Inc. in 1904

Revolutionized the perfume industry

Introduced iconic fragrances like La Rose Jacqueminot

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