No grand names — just three digits. At Bon Parfumeur every scent wears a number whose first figure tells you its fragrance family, and so does the color of the label. Founded by Ludovic Bonneton, the Paris house arrived with an almost democratic idea: good perfume, honestly named for its three key ingredients, made to be mixed and layered, at a price that doesn’t flinch. Composed in France by French noses, the glass from Normandy. Niche without the airs.