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Brand Wiki/Consumer Staples/Buly 1803
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Buly 1803

Corporate brand

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Officine Universelle Buly is a Parisian beauty and fragrance brand whose present-day identity draws on the history of a perfumery founded by Jean-Vincent Bully in 1803.

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Last updated September 25, 2026

Contents

  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. History
  3. 3. Products and positioning
  4. 4. Related entries
  5. 5. Sources

Company facts

Buly 1803

Industry
Consumer Staples · Home Fragrance
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1803
Founder
Jean-Vincent Bully (the historical perfumer associated with the original Parisian store)
Parent
LVMH
Website
buly1803.com
Country
France
On this page5
  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. History
  3. 3. Products and positioning
  4. 4. Related entries
  5. 5. Sources

Overview

Officine Universelle Buly, commonly known as Buly 1803, is a Parisian beauty and fragrance brand. Its name and storytelling refer to Jean-Vincent Bully, a perfumer whose store on rue Saint-Honoré was founded in 1803. The company’s official history presents Bully as a figure associated with distillation, perfumery and cosmetology, and describes the original store’s reputation as extending beyond France into Europe. The present-day brand uses this historical reference as the foundation for an emporium-style identity centered on beauty, fragrance and carefully presented objects. The official store offers a varied assortment rather than a single-product line. Beauty and personal-care examples include Aker Fassi, a lipstick made with red poppy pigments that can also be used as blush; shaving cream; and dermatological soaps, including the Savon Superfin range. The assortment also includes hair-care accessories, chewing gum, and objects for the home and bathroom. Its glazed-porcelain soap holder, for example, is designed to store and protect a Savon Superfin soap. The range therefore spans cosmetics, grooming, fragrance-oriented products and accessories, with product descriptions often emphasizing ingredients, use rituals, scent and presentation. The brand’s official website serves international customers, with a United States storefront and shipping information for that market. Its public-facing identity emphasizes a Parisian emporium and a sense of historical continuity, while its offerings include products inspired by practices and ingredients from different places, such as Aker Fassi from Fès, Morocco. Buly 1803 is part of LVMH. The materials supplied here establish the historical 1803 origin story and show an active online assortment, but do not specify the founding date, founders or management of the present-day company as distinct from the historical perfumery.

History

The Buly 1803 identity is built around the history of a Parisian perfumery associated with Jean-Vincent Bully. According to the brand’s official history, Bully’s store on rue Saint-Honoré was founded in 1803, and his work encompassed distillation, perfumery and cosmetology. The site describes the store’s reputation as spreading beyond France across Europe. Its account situates the business in a period when hygiene was becoming a more prominent concern and perfumers operated in a competitive trade alongside pharmacists and apothecaries. The official history also characterizes Bully as receptive to developments in science and cosmetics and says he used them to develop formulas, including a vinegar described as having many virtues. The supplied excerpt does not provide a complete chronology of the original business, explain when it ceased operating, or document the circumstances under which the present-day brand was established. The historical perfumery and the modern commercial brand should therefore be distinguished: the material supports the 1803 founding of Bully’s original store, but does not establish that the current company itself was founded in that year. In its present-day online assortment, Officine Universelle Buly presents a broad range of beauty, grooming, fragrance-related and accessory products. Examples include Aker Fassi, described as a natural lipstick made from red poppy pigments and usable as blush; Savon Superfin soaps; shaving cream; and a glazed-porcelain soap holder designed to preserve a soap’s shape, fragrance and cleansing properties. Product descriptions connect the assortment with materials, uses and beauty customs from various regions, as in the Aker Fassi page’s account of the product’s Moroccan and Berber cultural context and its stated origin in Fès. The brand’s official website presents the Officine as a grand Parisian emporium and offers a United States storefront. These materials show the brand active in online commerce, but do not establish a detailed timeline of contemporary retail expansion, leadership or corporate ownership. LVMH is the parent company identified for the present-day brand; the supplied official-page excerpts themselves focus on brand history and products rather than corporate structure.

  • 1803

    Jean-Vincent Bully's Parisian store founded

Products and positioning

A Parisian beauty and fragrance emporium combining historical perfumery references, personal-care products and decorative accessories.

  • Aker Fassi

    A natural lipstick made from red poppy pigments; the brand also recommends it for enhancing rosy cheeks.

  • Savon Superfin

    A range of dermatological soaps offered in multiple fragrances.

  • Crème Pogonotomienne

    A shaving cream described as enriched with sweet almond and scented with Hinoki wood.

  • Soap Holder

    A glazed-porcelain holder designed to cradle a Savon Superfin soap.

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  • Belmond Limited
  • Belmond Hotel Monasterio
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  • Belmond Reid's Palace
  • Belvedere Vodka
  • Berluti
  • Bulgari
  • Bulgari Hotel and Residences
  • Bvlgari AT
  • Bvlgari Britain
  • Bvlgari Deutschland
  • Bvlgari France Site
  • Bvlgari Hong Kong Site
  • Bvlgari Japan Site
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  • Celine
  • Champagne Krug
  • Champagne Mercier
  • Château Cheval Blanc
  • Chaumet
  • Cheval Blanc St-Tropez
  • Colgin Cellars
  • DFS Group
  • Dior
  • Diorissimo
  • Domaine Chandon
  • Emilio Pucci
  • Fendi
  • Fenty
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  • Fenty Beauty by Rihanna
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Sources4 sources

  1. 1Officine Universelle Buly | Perfumes, Beauty Products and Accessoriesbuly1803.com
  2. 2An History – Officine Universelle Bulybuly1803.com
  3. 3Aker Fassi : Accessoires visage – Officine Universelle Bulybuly1803.com
  4. 4Porte-Savon : Autres accessoires – Officine Universelle Bulybuly1803.com

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