CERTIFIED NATURAL PERFUMERS
The Excellence of Natural Perfumery
In a world seeking true well-being—for both people and the environment—natural perfume offers more than a scent: it restores a living connection to nature.
Each raw material carries the memory of a land, a culture, an ancestral gesture. By choosing natural perfume, we contribute to preserving ecosystems, helping restore the vital balance of biodiversity, including the protection of bees.
Yet, in a market where the word “natural” is often misused, one question remains: is your perfume truly natural?
This is why the International Perfume Foundation certifies perfumers.
IPF Certified Natural Perfumers represent a new generation of perfumers and creators, committed to the highest standards of natural perfumery.
They do not simply create fragrances—they preserve and transmit a precious olfactory heritage rooted in the great traditions of the world.
By becoming part of our community of Certified Natural Perfumers, you enter an ecosystem dedicated to visibility, exchange, and transmission.
You will have the opportunity to join our events and trade shows, speak at our Annual Natural Perfumery Summit, and benefit from preferential access to our Natural Perfumery Retreats.
These experiences enhance your brand’s visibility while allowing you to connect with fellow natural perfumers, share knowledge, and deepen your practice.
(Certification standards available below)
Each raw material carries the memory of a land, a culture, an ancestral gesture. By choosing natural perfume, we contribute to preserving ecosystems, helping restore the vital balance of biodiversity, including the protection of bees.
Yet, in a market where the word “natural” is often misused, one question remains: is your perfume truly natural?
This is why the International Perfume Foundation certifies perfumers.
IPF Certified Natural Perfumers represent a new generation of perfumers and creators, committed to the highest standards of natural perfumery.
They do not simply create fragrances—they preserve and transmit a precious olfactory heritage rooted in the great traditions of the world.
By becoming part of our community of Certified Natural Perfumers, you enter an ecosystem dedicated to visibility, exchange, and transmission.
You will have the opportunity to join our events and trade shows, speak at our Annual Natural Perfumery Summit, and benefit from preferential access to our Natural Perfumery Retreats.
These experiences enhance your brand’s visibility while allowing you to connect with fellow natural perfumers, share knowledge, and deepen your practice.
(Certification standards available below)
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Trieste
Marco Bazzara
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Mallorca
Stefanie Reeb |
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GREENVILLE SC
Tresh Crosby |
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RICHMOND, TEXAS
Allen Shaw 
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CANADA |
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BRAZIL |
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AFRICA |
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AUSTRALIA |
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SINGAPORE
Dawn Ho 
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INDONESIA - BALI - UBUD
Janica-Valesca Hieronimi 
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CHINA - HONG KONG
Man Chi Chan (Olivia Chan) 
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TAIWAN - TAIPE CITY
Mei Ching Chen (Kristin Chen) https://tanshamei.com Facebook / Messenger Line QR code 
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MIDDLE EAST |
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EASTERN PROVINCE
Safa Ibrahim Alsayedalhashim |
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OUR STANDARDS AND COMMITMENTS
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IPF Certified Natural Perfumers have agreed to formulate perfumes from 100% natural materials, using:
Quality biodynamic and botanical ingredients that do not include GMO Plants and that have been sustainably and ethically sourced. IPF Certified Natural Perfumers may display the IPF label on their packaging and use our logo, linked to this official page. |
IPF Certified Natural Perfumers follow the New Luxury Code of Respect:
Perfumers are re-evaluated annually
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IPF Certified Natural Perfumers refrain from using any forms of:
- Animal musks - Animal testing (by perfumers or their suppliers) - Synthetic Compounds - Parabens, Phthalates (carcinogens and endocrine disruptors) - Isolates - Phenoxyethanol - Glycols - Ethoxylated compounds - Nanotechnology |