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Patent Pick: Pro-fragrance Ketones

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's highlight from Henkel includes specific ketones that act as photolabile pro-fragrances.

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Givaudan Unveils Scentaurus Fragrance Precursors

Fragrance precursors are low odor molecules; when exposed to external triggers like light, oxygen or water, they release at least one fragrant molecule. The technology increases the longevity of fragrances across categories including fabric, home and personal care.

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FCA Launches The Fragrance Conservatory

The Fragrance Creators Association has launched The Fragrance Conservatory, a website that provides consumers with high-quality, contextualized information about fragrance ingredients, safety, and more.

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Patent Pick: Cyclopentanols for Fragrance

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's technology relates to cyclopentanols to enhance fragrance in perfume, cologne, fabric care and other applications.

What Makes a Fragrance Substantive?

In this article, the substantivity of fragrance is discussed as a function of the vapor pressures, perception threshold values, odor values, water solubilities and matrix factors of ten fragrance raw materials investigated mainly in view on their application in fabric softeners.

P&G is looking for a fragrance product designer.

Now Hiring: Fragrance Product Design

P&G is looking for a fragrance product designer.

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Iberchem to offer COSMOS Fragrances

Iberchem will now offer COSMOS fragrances certified by Ecocert as part of their commitment to reducing their ecological footprint

The platform is comprised of technologies and capabilities helping perfumers to address challenges associated to the “bloom.”

Givaudan Introduces Bloomful Fragrance Platform

The platform is designed to help perfumers address challenges associated to the moment when a fragrance comes to life and gradually fills the room.

Delbia Do's Clean Fragrance Formulation

Delbia Do's Clean Fragrance Formulation

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Patent Pick: Overcoming Fragrance Habituation

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's technology, from P&G, relates to fragrance compositions that resist habituation by consumers.

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Patent Pick: Hybrid Fragrance Encapsulation

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's pick, from International Flavors & Fragrances, is a hybrid fragrance encapsulate and its application for controlled delivery.

Fairer Flavors & Fragrances for All

Treatt plc addresses the growth in demand for fair trade products and how manufacturers can respond

Fragrance application in consumer products

The creation of a fragrance is one of the classic examples of the blending of science and art. The development of a fragrance is controlled by both the chemistry of the materials involved and the discriminating nose of the perfumer. To create the correct fragrance for a cosmetic or household product, a number of disciplines must come together. In many cases, fragrance application laboratories can help to combine these disciplines in a creative fragrance company.

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Inside Fragrance Creation: Sustainable Scents

Two top perfumers provide a guided tour of naturals producer Laboratoire Monique Rémy. “Our business is very simple: take [a botanical] at the right moment, and put it in a form which is available to the perfumer the rest of the year,” says Bernard Toulemonde, general manager of IFF subsidiary and naturals expert Laboratoire Monique Rémy (LMR). “Now you know everything,” he jokes.

The Benefits Of Fragrance Materials

Fragrance is universally recognized for its aesthetic value. Providing a pleasant scent will always remain the primary role of fragrance in consumer products. Yet fragrance provides many other benefits to consumers and to the products to which they are added. Describing these additional fragrance benefits is the focus of this paper.

Fragrances Through Hydrochlorination of Terpenes

Among the reactions that have enriched terpene chemlstry, perhaps the simplest and one of the outstanding is hydrochlorination. This reaction has been used for structural elucidation, for derivatization to identify and/or purify terpenes and for synthesizing perfumery chemicals. How the application of hydrochlorination on terpenes has unearthed the treasure caves of fragrances is a vibrant chapter worthy of portrayal.

Fragrance for Today—and Tomorrow?

Our present situation is that fragrances in today’s products need to be not only attractive to the consumer, but also safe, cost effective, readily available in large quantities, and stable under a variety of conditions.What will the future bring? The answer is very simple, and a repeat of my earlier statement--it is going to bring whatever the consumer wants.

The Safety of Fragrance Materials

When one considers the long history of the use of fragrances, their broad distribution, and the extent of exposure to them, one is impressed with the very few examples of injury to humans that can be attributed to these materials, The only problems reported have been occasional rashes on the skin, and even more specificalIy, light-induced rashes. And yet there is a persistent myth in the cosmetic industry that any problem encountered in the safety testing of a new cosmetic must be attributable to the fragrance component. Only systematic screening of all of the materials used in fragrances by an independent scientic body, and systematic and voluntary conscientious response by the industry to eliminate ingredients shown to cause harm can dispel this myth.

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