Perfume Pop Market Vol. 2 Draws High Enthusiasm from Fans
Jakarta. Perfume Pop Market (PPM) Vol. 2 captivated fragrance enthusiasts from Jan. 30 to Feb. 1, 2026, at The Brickhall Fatmawati, Jakarta. Over three days, visitors flocked to explore and support the vibrant growth of Indonesia’s local perfume industry.
Over 100 Local Brands in One Place
PPM Vol. 2 brought together more than 100 local perfume brands, creating the perfect meeting point for creators, brands, and perfume lovers. Shoppers were treated to exciting promotions, with discounts reaching up to 80%, making it an irresistible destination from day one.
Talkshows, Games, and Sing-Along Sessions
Beyond shopping, the event offered a rich lineup of interactive programs. Visitors enjoyed sing-along sessions with beloved artists Nadin Amizah and Ari Lesmana, fostering warm connections and shared experiences. The event also featured talkshows with guest stars and local perfume brand owners, offering insights into the creative process behind Indonesia’s fragrances.
Adding to the excitement, public figures such as Nessie Judge, Abidzar Al-Ghifari, and Mahardika Yusuf (Madun) greeted fans and energized the crowd, making PPM Vol. 2 a truly lively and memorable event.
The success of Perfume Pop Market Vol. 2 reinforces its position as a leading platform for Indonesia’s local perfume industry. More than a marketplace, PPM serves as a space for appreciation, collaboration, and innovation, connecting brands with their fans and inspiring the next generation of perfume creators.
Perfume Pop Market remains committed to supporting local perfume brands and introducing fresh, creative experiences for all fragrance enthusiasts. PPM continues to be a must-visit destination for anyone passionate about Indonesia’s blossoming perfume scene.
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