After the fame of the cologne became widespread, Farina's cologne was brought to the Ottoman Empire during the reign of Abdülhamid II. It was common to offer rose water to guests in the Ottoman Empire at that time, but the tradition of offering cologne began after it became popular there. In 1882, the first local cologne was produced in the Ottoman Empire by Ahmet Faruk. Eau de Cologne, which is called odikolon by the people, has taken the name of cologne over time. Even after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the habit of cologne did not end in Turkey. On the contrary, it became a culture that was passed on from generation to generation. Currently, in most houses in Turkey, cologne is offered to guests every time they visit.
After the fame of the cologne became widespread Farina's cologne was brought to the Ottoman Empire during the reign of Abdülhamid II It was common to offer rose water to guests in the Ottoman Empire at that time but the tradition of offering cologne began after it became popular there In 1882 the first local cologne was produced in the Ottoman Empire by Ahmet Faruk Eau de Cologne which is called odikolon by the people has taken the name of cologne over time Even after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire the habit of cologne did not end in Turkey On the contrary it became a culture that was passed on from generation to generation Currently in most houses in Turkey cologne is offered to guests every time they visit