Thomas Dunckley

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Making Scents Make Sense · Looking to the Past for the Future with Ninth Generation Perfumer Louise Farina · 3 Jun 2026 podcast

Hello fragrance nerds!

How you doing?

Welcome back to another episode of Making Sense Make Sense, the podcast that's all about demystifying the wonderful world of fragrance without any snobbery, any gatekeeping, or any BS.

So if you're coming here with any snobbery, any gatekeeping, or any BS, and you're thinking about throwing that my way, you better think again, my friend, because I will not stand for it.

I'm Thomas Dunkley, I am your host, and I am here to guide you on your fragrant journey through interesting chats with fascinating people all about scent.

And the idea here is really I just find some interesting people in the industry and I ask them some questions and I let them talk.

And hopefully we get a good chat out of it, which we do 100% of the time.

And today is no exception because today we're exploring a fragrance house that is over 300 years old.

One that comes from Germany.

Can you guess what it is?

That's right.

I'm going to be talking to Louise Farina, who is the ninth generation uh head of the Fragrance House Farina, and I'm very excited to be chatting.

with her all about the Farina House, its m amazing history and heritage, and what it has for the future.

So I'm not gonna babble on anymore.

Let's just get straight into that after a very quick word from our sponsors.

This episode of Making Sense Make Sense is sponsored by Carrium.

I read somewhere that there were close to 10,000 fragrance launches in 2025.

Never before has there been so much perfume, which is a great thing, let's be honest, we love perfume.

But this means it can be hard to hear through all that olfactory noise, and now, with so much choice, it can be hard to find a new signature scent.

Like me, Carriam believe that Scent is complex and deeply personal, which is why I've joined them as brand ambassador.

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