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French term or phrase:
Préparateur de Parfums
English translation:
Perfume Production Manager
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Jane Phillips
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Feb 16, 2017 08:56
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French term
Préparateur de Parfums
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Cosmetics, Beauty
Perfume
OK - I give in, I've been going round and round with this one and obviously not looking in the right place. I thought I had it with fragrance chemist but it's not at all the same job. It's the person who is responsible for the manufacturing process not the "creation"of a perfume. I don't think I can go with "assistant" as in "préparateur en pharmacie". Anyone out there have any experience in the field?
Le préparateur, ou cuviste, est la personne qui gère la fabrication d’un parfum.... Après avoir contrôlé les matières premières, il se charge de fabriquer le jus.
And the article goes all the way to the point at which the product is ready for packaging. So a serious job with responsibility.
Many thanks for your help and time.
Le préparateur, ou cuviste, est la personne qui gère la fabrication d’un parfum.... Après avoir contrôlé les matières premières, il se charge de fabriquer le jus.
And the article goes all the way to the point at which the product is ready for packaging. So a serious job with responsibility.
Many thanks for your help and time.
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Feb 16, 2017 11:06: Jane Phillips Created KOG entry
Discussion
I do very much appreciate your help - as always - at least it confirmed my suspicions and I wasn't missing something terribly obvious.
I think evaluator is a different job, before a fragrance goes into production. <br><br>
Thanks for the link to boisdejasmin. I hadn't found that one. It could be that, as you say the jobs are organised differently in the UK so a calque may end up being the only solution.
Might try my luck ringing a UK perfume manufacturer - you never know :)
http://boisdejasmin.com/2013/04/how-many-hands-touch-your-bo...
In this other piece she talks about various jobs in the perfume industry, in the US by the sound of it. Perhaps the work is divided up differently in the English-speaking world:
http://boisdejasmin.com/2014/02/career-in-fragrance-where-to...
http://www.perfum.com/index.php/en/production