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Sillage Solutions at World Perfumery Congress

Sillage in fine fragrances is an important aspect of the perfume wearers' experience. At World Perfumery Congress, master perfumer Carlos Benaïm and John Brahms, Ph.D., both International Flavors and Fragrances, Inc. will discuss this topic and its technical applications for perfume making.

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CPL Aromas Partners with Axiom Communications

Axiom Communications will assist the fragrance house with its public relations, following a successful partnership at the start of the year.

The Computer as the Perfumer’s Helper

By putting in the tremendous variety of detail that every perfumer must accumulate over many years of training and practice and retrieving it quickly, the computer makes the perfumer’s job both easier and more efficient.

Consumer-Winning Perfumery: a Look Ahead

Helen Feygin (Intuiscent) discusses the value of fragrance to consumer products, such as detergents and fabric softeners, and what trends are emerging.

The Last Word: Competing Ingredient Demands

How the world's food needs and novel natural aromatic ingredient applications could put new pressures on F&F ingredient supplies.

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The Natural-Organic-Green-Sustainability Conundrum

The rising profile of natural and organic fragranced products has paralleled increasing supply issues and certification complications. Meanwhile, growing demands for green and sustainable products create new conflicts.

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Brazilian Fragrance Blooms in Color

Florals and fragrance took over Brazil's Iguatemi Sao Paulo Mall during Renata Ashcar's "Aromatique–Alchemy of the Senses" exhibit, highlighting the country's historical and cultural fragrance ties with a sensory display.

Paris Hilton introducing her perfume 'Can Can' in 2007.

Consumer Interest in Celebrity Fragrances Declines

Mintel Research has found that celebrity fragrances need revamping in order to appeal to consumers.

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Eurofragance at Cosme Tech in Japan

Eurofragance was one of 800 participating companies who exhibited at Cosme Tech Tokyo on January 23-25, 2017.

Play-Doh Grown Up Scents Collection. Photo: The Pop Insider.

Play-Doh Releases Adult Scented Collection

The collection includes six unique scents: Overpriced Latte, Spa Day, Mom Jeans, Lord of the Lawm, Grill King and Dad Sneakers.

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Commbo Calms Your Pet With Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy isn’t just for humans. J-Line has launched a Kickstarter for its Commbo device, an aromatherapy and massage device to calm and relax dogs.

Creative Perfumery in a Commercial World

A change in our mission has shown itself. We must at the same time seize everything new, everything innovative, anticipate in every way; we must also contribute to creating new consuming mediums, new consuming patterns.

Bell Awarded Best and Brightest Companies

Bell Flavors and Fragrances was named one of Chicago's best and brightest companies to work for in 2015.

Approximately 90% of consumers from both markets would agree to paying more for a certified natural/organic cosmetic.

Study: Consumer Insight on Natural Products

The report studied more than 1,000 consumers from Germany and France.

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Perfumania Opens Interactive Concept in Denver

Located in the Denver Premium Outlets, the 900 sq. ft. space includes a hands-on Discovery Hub Scent Finder, giving customers the opportunity to digitally engage with and browse products independently.

Words Versus Odours How Perfumers Communicate

Odour profiles as an easy method of odour comparison, based on mean results of odour evaluation by a team of perfumers, was the best way of classification of the products.

New Age Fashion, Fragrance and Cosmetics

Fashion, fragrance, cosmetic and a new age is what I would like to talk to you about today.

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Consumer Misconceptions of Fragrance-free Products

A recent report from Johnson and Johnson Consumer Inc. and Natural Marketing Institute shows that many consumers don’t actually know what products are fragrance-free.

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