Fragrances designed for tomorrow, which embody human and environmental values

Our teams work every day to develop our approach, our products, our services, our partnerships, to leave a lasting mark on our sector. Our commitments are based on 3 pillars.

Protecting biodiversity
Protecting biodiversity
and preserve know-how
Innovating for tomorrow
Innovating for tomorrow
in an eco-design approach
Building a sustainable value chain
Building a sustainable value chain
and reduce our environmental footprint
Protecting biodiversity and preserving know-how

Now more than ever, nature needs to be listened to and respected. Adopt Parfums works to preserve biodiversity, resources and the iconic raw materials of French haute parfumerie.

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Born in 2021, the Colibri programs testify to our commitment to supporting sustainable ingredient supply chains, and supporting local know-how.

Our action contributes to the preservation of flower crops and iconic perfume raw materials. Our aim is to guarantee virtuous, sustainable agricultural practices that respect biodiversity. On a societal level, we are committed to and support the socio-economic development of our partner farmers.

As part of the Colibri programs, we're setting off to meet each and every one of them, in France and around the world. We ensure that each of our supply chains is part of a sustainable approach to preserving biodiversity and local know-how. These journeys are great moments of exchange and emotion that we are keen to recount in our creations.

Today, we are fully committed to the preservation of two exceptional sectors: the Iris Pallida and the Vanille Planifolia.

Discover our first two sustainable partnerships

iris pallida
IRIS PALLIDA
a three-way partnership with the Firmenich composition house and farmer Denis Vernet in Provence
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VANILLA PLANIFOLIA
VANILLA PLANIFOLIA
a three-way partnership with the Maison de Composition Symrise and the Maison Familiale Rurale (MFR) center in Madagascar
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Innovating for tomorrow

Committed to an eco-design approach, we create and produce our fragrances in France, opting for reduced, mostly recyclable packaging, and using carefully selected ingredients.

Our goal: Acting to bring you some of the most responsible quality fragrances on the market.

Our fragrances
Our fragrances
A commitment to improving our environmental performance
For packaging
Incarnating our ecological aspirations from the outset, our fragrances are sold in a minimalist, lightweight bottle, with no over-packaging, no sophistication. Since 2023, we have been progressively replacing our hood material, and our pumps and hoods are sourced in Europe to reduce environmental impact
For the formula

Since 2023, our alcohol has been made from French beet, reducing our water impact compared with our previous wheat-based alcohol. Our formulas contain no colorants or sunscreens. With our Fragrance Houses, we are making progress on the composition of fragrance concentrates by integrating natural ingredients from responsible crops and creating according to the principles of green chemistry

Our treatments and cosmetics
Our treatments & cosmetics
Sober packs and carefully selected ingredients
For packaging
To design our packs, we practice the 3R philosophy: reduce, reuse, recycle. We reduce packaging by avoiding all superfluous packaging. We reuse, giving priority to recycled materials, such as the glass in our pot masks. We recycle by using recyclable materials for our care
For the formula
Our skincare and make-up products meet exacting specifications. Today, 85% of our formulas are made with over 85% ingredients of natural origin. Other skincare products have the ECOCERT COSMOS NATURAL or ORGANIC label, ensuring that our formulas are natural, with ingredients grown without GMOs or even organically grown
upcycling
Upcycling
Transforming waste into raw materials
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In perfumery, upcycling (or overcycling) is the technique of reusing waste as raw materials for new creations. Our Monoï des îles eau de parfum is a perfect illustration of this approach, with 11 upcycled ingredients. Like turpentine extract from waste paper and cardboard. Or clove essential oil, derived from the fallen leaves of the clove tree
Travel collection
Les Voyages collection
The avant-garde of recycled glass in perfumery
For the formula
In 2021, Adopt Parfums launched Les Voyages, a collection marked by an innovative approach: bottles made from 90% recycled glass, including 60% PCR (from household waste) and 30% PIR (from industrial waste). An unprecedented innovation in the perfumery sector, awarded a Gold Award at the CosmétiqueMag Awards in the Eco-responsible Perfume Packaging category
KARITE
Shea butter
At the heart of our committed care range
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These SUPER KARITE skincare products with super ingredients are COSMOS NATURAL certified and meet controlled specifications. Our shea butter producer works with 180 cooperatives of around 20,000 women in Ghana and Burkina Faso. The company supports them in the production of quality artisanal butter, and helps finance concrete and useful community projects
argan oil
Argan oil
Yellow gold from a local initiative
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Our Argan oil is produced by a community of 600 women in Morocco. Each year, these women are invited to share their ideas for the use of the fair trade fund, which will then finance numerous initiatives that contribute to their development. These POWER ARGAN skin care products with their many benefits are COSMO NATURAL certified, a guarantee of ethical production standards
Building a sustainable value chain

We are committed to ISO14001 certification, with the aim of controlling the impact of all our activity on the environment.

Our project? To relentlessly measure, monitor and improve our environmental footprint across every link in the Adopt Parfums value chain.

A low-carbon strategy
A low-carbon strategy
Reducing our impact on the climate
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We carried out our first greenhouse gas emissions assessment in 2022, using the Bilan Carbone ® methodology (which takes into account all direct and indirect GHG emissions). We are in the process of building our low-carbon strategy. Each year, our balance sheet will be updated in order to track our emissions and reduce them
a responsible production site
A resource-efficient production site

New perfume manufacturing workshop at Château-Renard in the Loiret.

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Our new perfume manufacturing plant, based in Château-Renard in the Loiret region of France, in the heart of Cosmetic Valley, will benefit from major developments designed to limit its environmental footprint: lower energy consumption, decarbonization of the site's energy sources, reduced water consumption. A major challenge for our largest site transformation investment
A pioneering circular economy approach
A pioneering circular economy approach
Recycle our bottles like our industrial waste
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In 2006, we launched an initiative to raise our customers' awareness of the importance of sorting, encouraging them to return empty perfume bottles and cosmetics packaging to the store. With a 20% discount offered to every customer returning an empty package to the store, more than 275,000 products were returned in 2022! As for our industrial waste, 58% is recycled today, compared with 49% in 2021, with the remainder recovered as energy.

Responsible purchasing
Responsible purchasing
For ever more ethics and traceability
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With a view to improving traceability and our carbon footprint, we favor local suppliers. In 2023, 74% of our products sold are made in France. We apply a responsible purchasing charter with our suppliers to ensure that they share the same human and environmental values in managing their own business. (Our Supplier Code of Conduct is available here)

Optimizing energy and transport
Optimizing energy and transport

Towards greater sobriety and the reduction of greenhouse gas/pollutant emissions.

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Since 2020, we've been supporting renewable energies, investing 30% of our electricity bill in the installation of hydraulic, wind or photovoltaic infrastructure. Since 2022, we've been practicing energy sobriety: extinguishing signs at night, using LEDs, limiting heating and air conditioning. Following the results of our carbon footprint in 2023, we are working hard on reducing air travel and on low-carbon transport alternatives to conventional trucks.