Jéssica Sofiatti
Jéssica Sofiatti is a Brazilian perfumer whose path began in cosmetics and fragrance research and development before she moved to Europe to train at the craft end of the industry. Sources describe her development across Grasse and Paris, where she gained experience in fine perfumery and scent creation. She later settled in Italy, working with Farotti Essenze on compositions for European and global brands while pursuing independent creations. With seven years of experience in the fragrance sector, she brings a research-minded foundation and an exacting sensitivity to scent. Her profile is still taking shape: no finished fragrance is yet documented in our database, but her early career already connects Brazilian curiosity with European perfumery discipline.
The hits
Notable creations
The signature
How Jéssica composes
With training between Grasse and Paris and professional work in Italy, Sofiatti’s style is still emerging rather than fixed by a documented catalog. Her R&D background suggests a preference for controlled composition, clear olfactory structure, and ingredients chosen for their behavior as much as their impact. The influence of Grasse points toward an appreciation for natural aromatic materials and tactile contrast, while Paris training suggests attention to polish, clarity, and the architecture of a fragrance. Rather than claim a signature technique before her creations are publicly cataloged, it is safest to read her style as poised, materially informed, and increasingly independent.
Philosophy
What drives Jéssica
Sofiatti approaches perfumery as both science and creative authorship. Her years in cosmetics and fragrance R&D gave her a practical understanding of how scent performs in products and how composition must hold its character in a finished formula. Moving into perfumery in Europe allowed her to place that technical base within the traditions of Grasse and Paris. Her interest appears centered on fragrance creation rather than a single house style: close attention to material, structure, and the emotional effect of a scent. As she develops independent work alongside professional projects, this phase marks the point where technical fluency meets a more personal creative voice.