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Study of skin irritations caused by perfumery materials

In this study, we tested chemicals and oils commonly used in fragrances for cosmetics by the “closed patch method” in order to investigate the safety of each material.

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Sozio Boosts Regulatory Affairs With Mangat Singh Appointment

Mangat Singh joins the company with over 15 years of experience and knowledge of global regulations.

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[Podcast] A Whiff of Scent Science With Nancy Rawson of Monell

In this episode of Two Sense, we speak with Monell's Associate Director Nancy Rawson, Ph.D., an olfactory cell biologist, to learn more about the latest research in anosmia and why smell is critical to our livelihoods.

Supported by the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC), the start-up business followed a conversation about how some friends have particularly appealing natural scents, due to the reactions of commonly occurring human bacteria.

Start-up Scent No. M Creates Lab-developed Microbial Fragrance Oils

The bacteria used as part of the process are non-GMO, which is believed to be a first for the industry.

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Research Study Videos Explore Secrets of Perfumery

ScentCulture.Tube, a new website dedicated to Prof. Dr. Claus Noppeney's research project on the creative practices of international perfumer Christophe Laudamiel.

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.

Companies dedicated to sourcing upcycled formulation ingredients are highlighting what’s available while simultaneously supporting a circular and transparent supply chain.

Fragrance Industry Shifts to Repurposed Ingredients to Amplify Sustainability

Investigating the latest sustainability initiative burgeoning within the fragrance industry.

The statement follows the House’s passage and President Biden’s approval of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act, S. 3580.

Fragrance Creators Releases Statement Regarding Ocean Shipping Reform Act

President and CEO Farah K. Ahmed echoes support for the Ocean Shipping Reform Act becoming law.

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A Tech Twist: Hacking Your Sense of Smell and Taste

The following literature examines how technology and our senses are merging to enhance everyday activities from driving to savoring flavors.

First Look: Inside the New Symrise Perfumery School in India

With developing markets and Asia-Pacific providing significant sales boosts, Symrise establishes a new resource for the perfumers of tomorrow

The company introduced three accords infused in paint at their booth during the 2018 World Perfumery Congress. Photo cred: Peter Wynn Thompson.

[video] Two Sense: Masato Narita Talks Global Regulations and Supply

Masato Narita, chairman, T. Hasegawa, China, sat down with P&F during the 2018 World Perfumery Congress to discuss the company's growth amid shifting regulatory and supply changes.

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Biotech Company MouSensor Closes Seed Round with $3.3 Million

The round was co-led by imec.xpand and Alexandria Venture Investments, in participation with New York Ventures and Elma Hawkins, PhD. MouSensor develops a platform that digitizes smell, providing objective means to measure odors.

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How Fast Can Mammals Detect Scent? New Study Confirms Results

Research conducted at the NYU School of Medicine has found that mammalian brains can identify scents more quickly than previously.

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Indian Sandalwood Shown Clinically to Protect Against Pollution, Blue Light

A clinical study published in Cosmetics reveals Indian sandalwood effectively protects the skin against exposome-induced stress and damage.

The optical properties of fine fragrances, such as color and transparency, play an important role in consumers’ perception of product quality.

In Silico Spectral Color and Appearance Rendering of Fine Fragrances

An evolving capability may be of interest to color technologists working with liquids when careful color quality control under different viewing conditions is critical.

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MG International Smells its Second Award of the Year

At the 9th annual Sectoral Performance Assessment Organization on November 28, MG Gulcicek (MG International Fragrance Company) earned its second award of the year since opening its 45,000 square meter campus in Gebze.

RIFM Releases Group Summary on Saturated Branch Chain Alcohols

Looks at the safety of saturated branch chain alcohols when used in fragrance ingredients

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