Angeline Leporini’s path into perfumery began with a defining moment at the age of 17. During a trip to Egypt, she visited a rose distillation facility, where the transformation of flowers into essential oils sparked her lifelong passion for fragrance creation.

She later pursued a scientific path, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry before completing her Master’s at the prestigious ISIPCA in Versailles. A formative traineeship in Grasse further deepened her understanding of perfumery, particularly the importance of natural raw materials, under the guidance of an experienced perfumer.

Today, Leporini works as a Senior Perfumer at Eurofragance, where her colleagues describe her approach as “methodically creative.” This balance of technical precision and artistic sensitivity allows her to craft fragrances that are both refined and emotionally expressive. Her 12 years at Robertet played a crucial role in shaping her expertise across both fine fragrance and personal care.

At the heart of Leporini’s philosophy lies a deep respect for natural ingredients. As a vegan perfumer, she is committed to sustainability and ethical sourcing while continuously exploring innovative materials. Her work spans prestigious brands such as Amouage, Xerjoff, Miller Harris, and Roger & Gallet, reflecting her versatility across diverse fragrance categories.

Leporini’s signature style is defined by her ability to translate Mediterranean landscapes into scent. Her creation Fiore d’Ulivo for Casamorati beautifully captures the atmosphere of olive groves, combining delicate lotus and jasmine with a warm amber base. The fragrance exemplifies her talent for balancing freshness with depth.

Among her notable works are Epic Woman for Amouage and L’Eau Magnetic for Miller Harris, inspired by coastal scenery and designed to evoke open skies and ocean waves. For Silkway by Liu Jo, she drew on childhood memories of blooming wisteria and the softness of silk, creating a luminous jasmine composition enriched with creamy vanilla notes.

Travel continues to inspire her creative process, influencing her work across different cultures. She has a particular affinity for rose and floral compositions, often paired with warm spices such as cardamom and Sichuan pepper. Rose essential oil frequently appears as a recurring signature within her creations.

Beyond her fragrances, Leporini actively contributes to the evolution of modern perfumery. Her involvement in events like Paris Perfume Week and projects such as the Chiaroscuro digital installation highlight her dedication to perfumery as both an art form and a craft. Her focus on natural materials and sustainability positions her as a forward-thinking figure in the industry.