Who first made perfume?

Perfume-the word ——parfum comes from Latin par+fumum (from smoke). The original use of spices (perfume) is to reward the worship of gods.

People in ancient Rome thought that if the cigarettes offered to the goddess Vesta were interrupted, the city of Rome would sink into the abyss of hell, so a group of female believers appeared, and their only duty in life was to keep the incense burning forever.

The history of using spices in Egypt can be traced back to around 3000 BC, much earlier than other civilizations. The earliest perfume of mankind was Coffey Shenxiang invented by the Egyptians. But because the method of refining high-purity alcohol had not been invented at that time, this perfume should be called sesame oil, which was specially made by priests and pharaohs.

Ancient Persian perfume is a symbol of status and status. In the palace, the most fragrant must be the emperor.

Greece also deified perfume, believing that perfume is the invention of the gods, and smelling perfume means the arrival and blessing of the gods.

During the period of Queen Elizabeth, a bottle of "Hungarian water" containing alcohol officially became a perfume.

/kloc-In Italy after 0/5th century, perfume was widely used, and strong animal fat perfume was used. Soon this fashion spread to France, Britain and other European countries. /kloc-In the 0/7th century, Paul Feminis prepared a wonderful liquid with a peculiar taste. Because he lived in Cologne, Germany, he was named "Cologne Water". Later, French people who loved clothes and cosmetics showed unusual enthusiasm for perfume. Perfume has become a popular fashion item for senior ladies.

Since the second half of France19th century, volatile solvents have replaced the early distillation method, especially the synthetic perfume was born in France, and perfume is no longer limited to natural essence, thus making the perfume industry develop rapidly.