Mathilde Bijaoui
Mathilde Bijaoui is a French perfumer at MANE who translates bodily movement and savoury ideas into wearable scent textures.
France
About Mathilde Bijaoui
Career
Mathilde Bijaoui is a French perfumer at MANE. Her fine-fragrance work intersects with the fragrance house's research into flavor, food, and the translation of taste into smell. Instead of reproducing a dish literally, she can redirect culinary language toward sensations that remain wearable on skin.
Creative Style & Philosophy
Profiles of Bijaoui connect her inspiration with dance, bodily movement, and music. She often turns savoury, salty, or food-related ideas into wearable textures rather than leaving them as novelty concepts. Temperature, dryness, grain, and softness become part of how a fragrance moves and changes on skin.
Signature Works
Her recognized works include Like This, Womanity, and Gris Charnel. Like This translates pumpkin and spice into domestic warmth, while Womanity connects fig with a salty, unsweetened texture. Across these projects, ingredients and culinary references become touch, atmosphere, and emotional movement rather than literal replicas.
