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Musk Aroma Chemical Industry

In this article we highlight some of the overall findings from the study which we believe is the first to be done on this branch of the fragrance industry. For further details, including specific data on producer/consumer countries and companies, the reader is referred to the complete study.

In Search of Nascent Musks ... or Not!

in this paper, I would like to convey our work at Union Camp and Bush Boake Allen in musk-related research over the past 15–20 years. The story takes us from innovative process chemishy on the two major polycyclic musks of our time into new, more powerful polycyclic musks, and back again into process research

Musks: The Choices

I would like to summarize the various possibilities, considerations and choices that are open to perfumers when they create fragrances that are safe for today’s market, including a brief description of the versatility and functionality of the various musks, as well as the safety of these ingredients.

Environmental Fragrances: The State of the Art and Packaging

Exciting new concepts will no doubt move the environmental fragrance experience onto center stage where the purchase pattern and applause will receive strong consumer approval and many encores.

Woody Notes In Perfumery Part III: Cedarwood And Derivatives In Soap Fragrances

In part I of this cedarwood series (Perfumer & Flavorist, May/June 2001), we discussed various cedarwood oil types and derivatives. In part II of this cedarwood series (Perfumer & Flavorist, July/August 2002), we discussed the application of cedarwood and its derivatives in various types of fragrances. We have also given examples of the use of cedarwood in imitations of several essential oils, and of the use of cedarwood derivatives in some specialties.

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Woody Notes in Perfumery Part III: Cedarwood and Derivatives in Soap Fragrances

This article will address soap fragrances, of which cedarwood and its derivative are a part. Cedarwood is a good fixative; it has a rounding effect on the odor of other perfume components and does not discolor in soap.

Basic features, structure, worldwide sales, and competitive situation of the flavor and fragrance industry

Demand for flavors and fragrances is constantly growing because these specialty/performance chemicals are incorporated mostly in consumer and industrial nondurable goods, most of which are everyday necessities, Thus, demand for flavors and fragrance is essentially a derived demand.

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A Look at TCD Dimethanol use in Fragrance Formulation

OQ Chemicals' TCD Dimethanol (TCD DM) is a unique solvent molecule used in advanced fragrance formulations and perfume oils as a secondary solvent, viscosity modifier, thickener and retardant, enhancing scent molecules while increasing their longevity.

Resettling Musk Deer: New Promise to Increase Musk Output

As long as need remains strong for musk, the successful resettlement of musk deer will he a blessing not only for the animafs and their raisers, but also for the users—the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries.

Sue Phillips (Scenterprises), Dirk Braun (Symrise) and John Gamba (Givaudan) at the launch party.

Symrise Hosts NY Ingredient Launch

Event highlights and photos.

Musks in perfumery

Today a lot is known and understood. Nevertheless, this field continues to present a challenge for research workers interested in the chemistry and olfactive properties of musk compounds.

Musk Alcohols

The purpose of the research described herein is to investigate the odors of some alcohols which might otherwise be expected to be musky were it not for their possession of that particular functional group.

From ingredients to packaging, the barrier to entry is lower for body sprays than fine fragrances.

Forward Thinking: 3 Fragrance Trends Happening Now

Solid perfumes, enhanced body sprays, and music-inspired scents are the latest fine fragrance trends hitting shelves.

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Natural and Synthetic Musks in Perfumery

The natural musk has been replaced by synthetically prepared isolates and other diverse, less expensive aromatic cbemicals. It has been a long way from the first synthetic nitro musks at the beginning of this century to the macrocyclic musks and various categories of newer synthetic musks.

Cyclialkylation of aromatics with isoprene Musks to herbicides

The indan derivatives which contain only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen are unique herbicides, and we are hopeful that they will partly fill the present day need for harmless biodegradable pesticides.

Comparing Notes: Annie Buzantian and Harry Frémont

Finding balance, adding edge and giving fragrances a soul.

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Black currant odorants are desirable olfactory agents for perfume compositions.

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Patenting Fragrance Isomers

Making very small changes to a molecule's structure can lead to patentable fragrance compounds.

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