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Section: Fragrance > Regulatory & Research

See report highlights and key takeaways for the upcoming eight years in the fragrance product market.

Fragrance Product Market Estimated To Grow Over 5.3% from 2024 to 2032

See report highlights and key takeaways for the next eight years of the fragrance product market.

Consumers can quickly scan a QR code on the product label and enter the required data, photos and documents needed for prompt investigation.

Meeting 5 MoCRA Mandates for Adverse Event Reporting: Registrar Corp. Launches New Tool

Registrar Corp. has developed software to meet the FDA's/MoCRA's 5 stringent requirements for adverse event reporting.

Special Report: 26th Meeting of the ISO/TC54 Committee for the Standardization of Essential Oils

Discussions surrounding ISO Standards

Regulatory Happenings on the Horizon

One of the biggest challenges facing perfumers and flavorists today is the constant change in regulations. In fact, in order to keep track of and address the barrage of new regulations, most companies have set up their own regulatory departments. Among the most important regulatory issues in the past couple of years has been REACH (Registration, Evaluation, and Authorization of Chemicals).

Through interactive scent experiences, attendees explored the profound link between fragrances, sense of smell, and sense of well-being.

Fragrance Creators Holds Perfumery Event on Capitol Hill

The 2023 Perfumery Event was presented with the support of the Congressional Fragrance Caucus, which was introduced in 2018 and recertified for the 118th Congress.

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How Hair ‘Smells’ Sandalwood to Reverse Baldness

Synthetic sandalwood is the key to hair growth, according to recent research that manipulates the scalp's olfactory receptors.

The study found two scent receptors for musk and body odor with mutations that make scents less or more intense.

Study Finds Humans Have Evolved Less Sensitive Noses

The study found two scent receptors for musk and body odor with mutations that make scents less or more intense.

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Somerset House Takes a Walk Through Scent History

"Perfume: A Sensory Journey Through Contemporary Scent" opened at London's Somerset house, celebrating the fragrances of the 20th century (with the help of principal partner Coty).

RIFM Human Health Group to Review Alkyl Cyclic Ketones

Information submissions requested by August 25

Givaudan to Develop Exclusive Onboard Fragrances in HiPhi Partnership

Givaudan and premium smart all-electric vehicle brand HiPhi have announced a partnership to curate onboard fragrances for the HiPhi X.

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Why Dogs Have a Better Sense of Smell Than Humans

Scientists have found that differences in the olfactory epithelium attribute to the variety of scent ability.

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Coty Prestige Sees First Hand How Impaired Vision is a Benefit

Andrew Burton, employee of Coty Prestige, visited the College of Fragrance for the Visually Impaired and discovered the olfactory abilities of students with either slight of complete vision loss.

On-Line HPLC-HRGC in the Analytical Chemistry of Citrus Essential Oils

In this paper we describe some applications of on-line HPLC-HRGC and HPLC-HRGC-MS in the analysis of citrus essential oils.

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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[updated] How Fragrance and Body Lotion Disarm OH Radicals Caused by the Human Oxidation Field

A new study in Science Advances examines how the natural human oxidation field can affect chemical exposures indoors – and how fragrances and personal care products such as body lotions alter these dynamics.

Human Primary Odors

It is evident from the diagrams that there is considerable molecular similarity between compounds corresponding to the same type of odor whether or not these represent primaries. It is hoped that eventually all of these thirty-eight odor classes will be subjected to Amoore’s method of specific anosmia to provide answers to the uncertainties posed above.

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Endpoint: Relentless Hope

Developing new ways to improve the delivery and duration of flavors and fragrances is a constant struggle for F&F developers. This review takes a look at some of the ways it's done.

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Patent Pick: Trigger Happy

What's a good way to identify receptor/ligand pairs that respond to scent or taste stimuli? University of Geneva inventors are "trigger happy" over a new in vivo answer, described in this patent application.

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