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    Manuel Alejandro

    Manuel Alejandro is the perfumer and nose behind Ylusia Parfums, a Spanish fragrance house that reflects his dual identity as both artist and scientist. Trained as a chemical engineer, he brought a rigorous analytical mindset to the art of perfumery, treating fragrance creation as applied chemistry without sacrificing the intuitive, emotional core that makes scent so powerful. His work on Ylusia Parfums positions him as a thoughtful voice in contemporary niche perfumery, with a growing following among those who appreciate technically grounded yet emotionally resonant compositions. He connects with his audience through direct engagement on social media, offering glimpses into his creative process and the science underpinning his formulas.

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    The hits

    Notable creations

    The signature

    How Manuel composes

    His style reflects methodical construction and a preference for well-structured, evolving compositions. Ylusia Parfums showcases careful layering and a thoughtful balance between natural and synthetic materials. The house gravitates toward modern interpretations of classic themes, with particular attention to how each element performs over hours rather than minutes. His engineering background informs a clean, precise style.

    Philosophy

    What drives Manuel

    Manuel Alejandro approaches perfumery with the precision of an engineer and the sensibility of a composer, finding beauty in the molecular architecture of fragrance. He believes scent operates on both scientific and emotional wavelengths simultaneously, and his work honors that duality. Rather than chasing trends, he focuses on creating perfumes with genuine longevity and depth, structures that reveal different facets over time. His philosophy centers on authenticity: compositions should feel necessary, not constructed.

    The houses

    Maisons Manuel composes for