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Synthesis and odor characteristics of some analogs of acyclic sesquiterpenoids

In summary, it could be stated that the crucial factors affecting the odor of the compounds under investigation are the carbon chain structures and type of functional groups. These observations confirm Beets’ thesis that “the profile of a molecule with an easily accessible functional group is responsible for the odor type.

The summit brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and global experts to discuss the fragrance industry's future.

FICCI’s 3rd International Fragrance Business Summit 2024 Focuses on Sustainability, Innovation & Global Standards

The summit featured the signing of two memorandums of understanding and a lively discussion on the harmonization of safety standards.

According to Scentmate, the percentage of consumers interested in alternative rituals such as meditation, astrology, crystals, aromatherapy, tarot reading, etc., is growing, creating new types of spirituality that blend the mundane with the divine.

Scentmate by dsm-firmenich Reports Young Adult Consumers Seek Emotional Balance Through Scents

This trend is said to be redefining olfactory preferences, with increasing demand for fragrances that evoke spirituality.

Sacrosantol was compared to N-SWO for its safety and skin benefits, using various in vitro models.

Skin Benefits of Sacrosantol: A Reconstituted Sandalwood Oil Based on Natural and Biotechnology-derived Ingredients

Part 2 of 2: Reviewing the study’s comparison of Sacrosantol to naturally produced sandalwood oil.

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Symrise Nominated for German Sustainability Award

This marks the company’s third time being nominated for the award, including a 2012 win. It is nominated in the “Germany’s Most Sustainable Large Corporation” category.

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Stop Making Scents?

The fragrance industry is commonly known for the production of costly perfumes, but its greatest assets are the intellectual properties behind these tangible creations. The most valuable of these are fragrance formulas, any one of which may cost several hundred thousands of dollars and require more than a year to develop.

Perfumery and the Sixth Sense

I have shown that estratetraenol and androstadienone may be used as components in perfumes and can enhance such products. We are approaching a radical shift in the concept of perfumery. Henceforth, the design of a perfume should take into account stimulation of the long neglected sixth sense, the vomeronasal system.

Along with the 51st Amendment, there has been an important change regarding the implementation timelines for restrictions.

IFRA Publishes 51st Amendment to Standards to Reinforcing Safe Use Program

Along with the 51st Amendment, there has been an important change regarding the implementation timelines for restrictions.

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SC Johnson Reviews Galaxolide Synthetic Musk

SC Johnson will carefully review its galaxolide synthetic musk due to the concerns from NGOs and scientists that it is persistent, bio-accumulative and toxic.

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Scientists Develop Perfume Activated by Sweat

Nimal Gunaratne and a team from the Queen's University Belfast Ionic Liquid Laboratories Research Center created a fragrance that releases more aroma when it comes in contact with water molecules, such as sweat.

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IFRA Forum 2017: Scents and Sensibility

This year's forum explored an expansive look at the use of fragrance in packaging, psychology, health and even city planning.

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RIFM Holds First Annual Science Symposium

The symposium hosted institute updates, breakout sessions and more.

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Patent Pick: Second Scent

Just as you've settled in and adapted to one familiar scent—bam! The second scent in this dual air freshener invention hits you, with a synergistic pairing that's selectively released.

The Search For Scent

Gliding silently across the canopy of a coastal rainforest in the Masoala Peninsula of northeastern Madagascar, Roman Kaiser knew he was on to something good. “Can you smell this unique scent of White Freesia and Robina — which tree might it be — we have to go closer,” Kaiser said to his ScentTrek teammate and Givaudan executive perfumer, Dave Apel.

Safety/Testing of Fragrances

The fragrance industry enjoys a good reputation as a remarkably safe industry: the incidence of reported human injury problems is very low. With all of the groups mentioned above continuing as guardians of fragrance safety, albeit from differing points of view, the record can only improve in the future.

Fragrance Industry Responds to Anne Steinemann's Study

Anne C. Steinemann, a researcher at the University of Washington, released a study late last month entitled “Fragranced consumer products and undisclosed ingredients,” which claims fragrance ingredients contained in a selection of consumer products are potentially toxic.

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Patent Pick: Stop Stressing

Breathe easier with bergamot. Get away with grapefruit. Loosen up with lemon and relax with rose. AmorePacific has patented an aromatherapy blend for anti-stress effects in perfume and cosmetic applications.

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Adding Scents to Symbols

Choice-making for people with severe disabilities can be extremely challenging. Here, the authors review the approach, outline the initial findings and consider the implications for this innovative field of study.

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