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In 1994, the Mülhens family company was bought by Wella AG, Darmstadt, Germany. Since 1997, Wella has operated its cosmetic activities under the name Cosmopolitan Cosmetics GmbH, although the name Mülhens GmbH & Co. KG was still in use. In 2003, Wella AG was taken over by the American competitor Procter & Gamble. On 6 October 1794, French troops occupied the city. On 7 October 1794, the city council decided that every local government official had to hand in an inventory of all citizens and non-citizens in his district within 48 hours. Furthermore, the guard-committee received authorisation to number the houses as previously agreed. [2]

Stiftung Rheinisch-Westfälisches Wirtschaftsarchiv (RWWA), Cologne: Genuine files 1803 u. Mülhens letters May 9, 1802 / June 22, 1819 / June 27, 1819 / October 31, 1824 / January 20, 1826 / February 3, 1826 / January 11, 1827 In 1811, the continuous house numbering was changed to a system of numbering streets separately, as is common today. Despite the great promise of tradition, the famous 4711 fragrance comes in a variety of remix versions, bringing a breath of fresh air to the company’s fragrance shelf.

Other products in the range have the typical “cologne scent” in addition to the classic 4711 fragrance. Enjoy a gentle cleansing experience with Original Eau de Cologne Soap. 4711 Perfume: Modern Cologne Eau de Cologne – is the name of the world-famous 4711 perfume from the house of Muelhens GmbH & Co. KG. Original Eau de Cologne, in other words. A secret recipe of essential oils of lemon, mandarin, lavender, rosemary and neroli make up the enduring and traditional 4711 fragrance. Each of the Remix fragrance variations highlights one of the main components of the well-known fragrance classic. Some fragrance creations that appear in the remix with 4711:On February 5, 2023, Ripley's Believe It or Not! comic strip claimed that Napoleon was a user of 4711. [16]