Júlia Bonet Fité

The success of the operation allowed the business to improve expand, and they gradually opened other stores in other parts of the country. Specifically, in 1958, Bonet would open what would be the second store on Meritxell Avenue of Andorra la Vella. In 1961, she opened a third store in Escaldes, under the name Anmei, based on the name of her three daughters. In 1970, she opened the Ibis d'Escaldes perfumery, motivated by the need not leave a part of the neglected clientele due to the works that were carried out in the mansion of Júlia Bonet.^{[clarification needed]}

The first center opened outside the central and commercial center of the country in Pas de la Casa, in 1983, which encouraged sales to visitors from Andorra on the French border.

Towards 1985, Bonet decided to close the hairdresser's shop, and to build one of the centers for marriage,^{[clarification needed]} the Júlia Center, presided over by a monumental clock called "Horloge à voir le temps couler", by Bernard Gitton. At that time, she also decided to create her own range of products, which would later be updated in 2004.

In 1999, the business began to expand outside the Andorran borders, specifically into Spain, where she opened several perfumeries around the country.^[1]

On the morning of 3 September 2011, Bonet suffered a cardiorespiratory arrest in her apartment located in Vilafortuny (Cambrils). She was transferred to the Hospital de Reus, and nothing could be done to save her life. The burial took place in the Church of Sant Pere Màrtir in Escaldes-Engordany on September 5. In mourning, all Perfumeria Júlia stores were kept closed for two days.^[4]