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[podcast] Two Sense: What does Attraction Smell Like?

In this episode of Two Sense, perfumer Jess Reichert-Weber discusses the role pheromones and women's cycles play in scent and its implications in perfumery design.

Symrise Goes on Scent Expedition to Tasmania

Company seeking out new scents in country's Tarkine Rainforest, Cape Grim

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Patent Pick: Sul-fruity Surprise in F&F

Sulfur, onion, metallic and. . .tropical fruit? IFF perfumers' noses must have twisted in new directions when they applied for this patent on 2,6-dipropyl-5,6-dihydro-2H-thiopyran-3-carbaldehyde.

Strategies To Analyze Suspected Allergens In Fragrances

The 7th amendment of the European Cosmetics Directive (2003/15/EC) was published earlier this year.1 Among other things it will, when enacted into national legislation, require manufacturers of cosmetics to indicate in their ingredient statements, the names of 24 chemically defined substances (T-1) and two natural extracts when they are present at concentrations exceeding 0.001 percent in cosmetics that are intended to remain on the skin, or 0.01 percent in those that are rinsed off the skin.

Strategies to Analyze Suspected Allergens in Fragrances

This paper aims to describe the analytical strategy that has been developed at Firmenich to monitor suspected allergens in fragrance concentrates.

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Clean & Sustainable Beauty Powering First NOHBA Summit

In this exclusive Q&A, Gay Timmons, president of the Natural and Organic Health and Beauty Alliance (NOHBA), discusses supply chain issues, consumer concerns and more.

Monell Identifies the Scent of Skin Cancer

The Monell Chemical Senses Center may have identified the odor of skin cancer, a discovery that might be used to develop new ways of identifying basal cell carcinoma.

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Crossing Sensory Boundaries at SCC Annual Meeting

Cross-modal sensory integration took to the main stage at the 2019 SCC Annual Meeting and Technology Showcase, including the keynote on neuroscience-inspired cosmetic design and a talk on acoustic measurements of hair conditioning.

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[podcast] The Sound and Scent of Efficacy

"While the consumer will think of ... feeling the softness of hair or smoothness of skin, our research has shown that none of our experiences is just unisensory. ...If we know that perception is multisensory, we start thinking about the role [of other senses]." Learn more from Charles Spence, Ph.D., in this seven-part podcast series, sponsored by Berjé.

Strategic Factors for Business Success in the Flavor& Fragrance Industry

We can see around us much evidence of an accelerating rate of change in technology, economy and politics, and last but not least, of social change, These changes will also affect the flavor and fragrance industry in the 1990s. Nevertheless, it can be said that the middle/long-term (1988-1995) growth outlook is relatively favorable.

Students of the university sought to compose interactive stories to reimagine the future of fine fragrance by developing an immersive installation that would be a sensory experience.

Firmenich Collabs with Central Saint Martins on Creative Scent Exhibition

Students of the university sought to compose interactive stories to reimagine the future of fine fragrance by developing an immersive installation that would be a sensory experience.

Copal blanco is a sap found in the pitch pine, which hardens in contact with the air. Also known as the “blood of trees,” it was used in sacred rituals in North American Aztec and Mayan cultures to lift the veil between the spirit realm and the human realm. Pictured here is the Magician Piramide del Adivino in the ancient Mayan city Uxmal in Mexico. Photo by Aleksandar Todorovic via Dreamstime.

Scent & Spirit: A Taste of Mexican Gourmand

Between white copal, zingy peppers, hearty maize and bitter chocolate, the author explores traditional Mexican dishes, linking culinary tradition, ritual and myth through the senses.

Terpene derivatives constitute the largest and most structurally diverse group of compounds that can serve as mosquito kairomones.

[Study] Soap Application Alters Mosquito-host Interactions

Discover the study's process and four of the key takeaways.

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US FDA to Assess Cosmetic Safety Through Manufacturing Survey

The survey "is part of the FDA’s ongoing effort to add to [its] understanding of the cosmetic industry and manufacturing practices" in order to ensure cosmetic safety.

IFRA UK’s Fragrance Forum 2022 will explore how our sense of smell defines us and the world around us.

IFRA UK Fragrance Forum 2022 Explores Sense of Smell

Results from the National Smell Survey will also be revealed at this event.

Cracking the Code: How Does Our Sense of Smell Work?

All of our information about the wonderful universe in which we live, is obtained through our fi ve senses. Therefore, it is not in the least surprising that much research and speculation has been invested into trying to understand how we smell and how that sense decodes the olfactory messages of molecules.

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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Firmenich Wins DuPont’s Safety and Sustainability Award

Firmenich has won DuPont's Global Sustainability Award for its Ingredients Sustainability Index, which tracks the life cycle of its raw materials.

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