perfumery

[ per-fyoo-muh-ree ]

/ pərˈfyu mə ri /

perfumes collectively.

a perfume.

the art or business of a perfumer.

the place of business of a perfumer.

the preparation of perfumes.

Origin of perfumery

1790–1800; perfumer + -y³; see -ery

It has, hands down, the most impressive collection of skin-care and perfumery in the world.

How to Get the VIP Treatment in Moscow |Jolie Hunt |February 27, 2010 |DAILY BEAST
We have now completed the branch of the Art of Perfumery which relates to handkerchief perfumes, or wet perfumery.

The Art of Perfumery |G. W. Septimus Piesse
Extracts are used in cookery, medicine, and the manufacture of perfumery.

The New Gresham Encyclopedia |Various
The entire woman, relaxed and laughing in the perfumery and swimming shadows, was irresistible.

Linda Condon |Joseph Hergesheimer

And rising from her seat, she ran towards a box made of maple wood, which inclosed different articles of toilette and perfumery.

Louise de la Valliere |Alexandre Dumas, Pere
Perfumery was greatly in use as were cosmetics, the ladies painting their cheeks and blackening their eyebrows.

The Historical Child |Oscar Chrisman

perfumery

/ (pəˈfjuːmərɪ) /

a place where perfumes are sold

a factory where perfumes are made

the process of making perfumes

perfumes in general