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As one of the most popular and expensive oils of the 19th century, violet oil’s compounds could be isolated into three major ionones. It was found that depending on the synthetic route, mixtures of the ionones in different ratios were formed, each of which had unique fragrance profiles.

Patenting Non-Naturally Occurring Fragrance Compounds

What does the patent literature tell us about innovation in the area of non-naturally occurring fragrance compounds? This short article provides some recent examples of U.S. patents that have claimed “new, useful and non-obvious” non-naturally occurring fragrance compounds or compositions.

Custom Essence perfumer Ana Morales and marketing manager Nicole Oram note, “Gourmands continue to stay relevant and evolve based on consumer’s preferences. Gen Z finds gourmand fragrances indulgent, comforting, and playful.'

Gourmand Candles, Interactive Scent Activations, Sustainability & Odor-neutralizing Tech Lead Air Care Market Trends

See the latest collaborations and insights from fragrance industry leaders in the air care segment.

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How are Pets, Millennials and Essential Oils Shaping F&F?

This year's Women in Flavor and Fragrance Commerce (WFFC) Fall Seminar featured an array of speakers discussing the flourishing pet care market, as well as holistic health and the rising influence of millennials.

6 Trends and Innovations in Ambient Scent

Books, Italy, and summer scents are popular home fragrance themes while collaborations, sustainable candles, and air care innovations continue.

Living legend of India’s Irani Zarthushtis, Aqa Boman Kohinoor, and his son, Afshin, offer incense sticks to the holy Faravar.

Scent and the Spirit: Fragrance in Zoroastrian and Jewish Traditions

From flames of righteousness to scent in scriptures, these two ancient faiths provide an interesting look at the ritual and ceremony behind some of the world’s most coveted ingredients.

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Progress in Essential Oils: Myrica Gale

Adored by beavers, once found in beers of north western Germany during the Middle Ages and used as an effective insect repellant or a perfumery ingredient, myrica gale oil's constituents can shed new light to formulators on other ways it can be used in F&F.

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Perspectives on Citrus

The presence of citrus notes in the life of a perfumer.

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SIMPPAR XIV: Scent, Place and the Story of Perfumery

Hosted by the French Society of Perfumers, the 14th SIMPPAR took place on June 5-6, 2019 in Paris featuring new and staple perfumery raw materials and the event's largest number of attendees and exhibitors to date.

Critics Take on the FiFi Finalists

As the annual FiFi Awards fast approaches, P&Fnow checks out what Luca Turin and Tania Sanchez have to say about this year's nominees in their new book, Perfumes: The Guide

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Flavor and Fragrance Industry Highlights from CES 2020

P&F explores some of the top trending flavor and fragrance industry tech at this years Consumer Electronics Show.

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Scent & Spirit: Poisons, Potions and Perfumes

Danger and beauty have always gone hand-in-hand—or in this case, nose-in-heart—when it comes to some of the world’s most poisonous flowers. Here, we take a historical sniff at how oleander, datura and belladonna among others have been used for centuries in fragranced potions; with recent perfumers paying homage to the flowers’ alluring powers in the niche fragrance scene.

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Endpoint: From Scent Dieting to Flavor Irritants: ‘Wellness’ in F&F

What does the word wellness bring to mind? Sinking into a neck-deep mud bath? Meditating in a swirl of incense? Hitting the gym four times a week? Or maybe crunching away on home-grown, organically harvested vegetables? Recycling, composting, supporting fair trade, etc., all elicit a sense of wellness in some form.

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Uncommon Boswellia Species: New Ingredients for Perfumery?

The authors discuss the development of new frankincense species as ingredients for perfumery based on secure and sustainable sourcing, as well as chemical and sensorial analyses of carefully selected and botanically authenticated samples.

From calming scents to invigorating fragrance notes, mood- and emotion-forward design is winning over beauty's youngest shoppers.

Fragrance’s Moody Moment

Gen Z and Generation Alpha view scent through an emotional well-being lens; here’s what that means for the category.

How Self-Taught Perfumer Chavalia Dunlap-Mwamba Keeps Creativity at the Forefront of her Brand

The founder of PinkMahogHany discusses how she approaches challenges in formulations and her process of balancing technicality with creativity.

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Smelly Signs: A Language for Scent

Part two of the author's World Perfumery Congress speech explores scent semiotics to develop more meaningful and dependable perfumery for the future.

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Burning Desire

How avant-garde candle profiles strengthen the experience economy.

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The Juice: John Stephen, the Cotswold Perfumer

Exactly how John ended up flying around France with renowned fragrance folk, and having his own laboratory atop an idyllic cottage at the Cotswolds, is not a typical story of a perfumer.

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