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Section: Fragrance > Regulatory & Research

Speakers Cynthia Reichert and Michelle Harper (both Arylessence).

The Impact of Negative Fragrance Messaging

The need for education and good science.

The Chemistry of F&F: Physiological Coolants

New materials and emerging applications. Physiological cooling agents act in a number of ways. In a flavor or fragrance they can be the first impact, leaving a cool sensation on the palate or skin prior to the main aroma being imparted.

Perfumes--Effect of the Product Medium

Perfumer's Notebook. We have considered the phenomena of dilution, chemical reactions, and differences in solubility in the product as contributors to change of odor profile as a perfume is added to a product. Each of these factors has been examined as it affects the release of separate components from the surface of a product, Any may occur. Their existence emphasizes the need for perfumers to be informed of the chemical nature of the product they perfume. It also points to the need for testing of single odorants and simple blends at an early stage in formulation.

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The Power of Scents and Brands

Never before has an interactive discussion between a fragrance house and its client taken place in a public setting. Never before until today, that is—when Jeb Gleason-Allured, editor in chief of Perfumer & Flavorist and Global Cosmetic Industries magazines, and program director of the World Perfumery Congress (WPC), brought both to the stage to lead attendees through the dynamics of the client-perfumer relationship and the power it brings to brands.

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Editor’s Note: A Sense of the Future

The F&F industry is undergoing quite a transformation, which shows clearly through M&A activity and regulatory changes. This issue we look more closely at the direction of the F&F industry’s transformation, and it’s moving up.

Thinking Globally: the Science of Sensory Experience

Highlights from the Second Annual Flavor, Fragrance and Perception Conference at Rutgers University.

The Biochemistry and Psychology of Perfumery

The experimental work described int his paper represents some of the first attempts to study perfumery phenomena in an academic environment. Many complex questions to be asked about our reactions to fragrances are best tackled in a research group which is removed from the daily pressures of a manufacturing environment. There is increasing interest in chemoreception research.

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Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Fragrance

Stepping into the age of digital fragrance at WPC.

Industry Insight: The Provocative Emperor of Scent

Chandler Burr, after a chance encounter with Luca Turin — a biophysicist possessing a gift for distinguishing the components of a scent — set out to write a story about Turin and his theory that the nose deciphers smell by using vibrations rather than the shape of molecules. As his investigation begins, Burr’s simple story about the creation of a scientific theory quickly takes readers to the heart of the fragrance industry and the scientific publishing world.

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The Science and Opportunities of Modern Fragrance

Mood and health enhancement, anosmia frontiers, and beyond.

IFRA has released the IFRA 49th Amendment.

Notification of the IFRA 49th Amendment

“The IFRA Standards is the industry’s flagship program for the safe use of fragrance ingredients," said IFRA President Martina Bianchini. "The Standards set rigorous, comprehensive and global rules based on scientific evidence and consumer insights, and are subject to independent oversight.”

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The Psychology of Perfume: Art vs. Science Commentary

David Chirko's article discusses the influence of olfactology on psychology, behavior, and emotion.

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Harnessing the Potential of F&F Delivery Systems

As well as improving levels of deposition, the industry is working to gain more control over the stability of the capsules themselves in fragrance, flavor and cosmetic actives.

An Oasis in the Land of Confusion

A new personal care and cosmetics-oriented organization throws its hat into the fragmented organic certification ring—where do fragrances stand? The current consumer climate, particularly in the United States, is generally anti-business, in no doubt spurred by recent spates of global product recalls. The negative atmosphere was recently highlighted in comments presented by National Media analysts Alex Castallonos and Bruce Haynes during this year’s annual meeting of the Personal Care Products Council.

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Sustainable Fragrances 2011: the Age of Transparency

From field to store shelf, the industry faces ongoing ingredient sourcing and disclosure challenges

Application of Biotechnology to the Perfumery Industry

Here, I wish to suggest the future contributions of biotechnology to the perfumery industry by introducing the studies done in the past and also some newer techniques, such as recombinant DNA cell fusion, bioreactor and tissue culturing.

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The Art of Perfumery: An Orchidia Education

"Ooh, smell this!" she delights, twisting the cap off a new shampoo discovery, and leaning into her shopping companion. "It smells so good. It reminds me of (pause) something ..."

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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