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Fragrance #6 on Shoppers' Holiday Lists, Study Reveals

An NPD Group study shows fragrance is the #6 item on consumers' shopping lists; 14% of consumers plan to buy fragrance; 17% purchased fragrance as a holiday gift.

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Stop and Smell the Roses With Phlur’s Améline

Created by perfumer Nathalie Benareau, the fragrance features rose, Italian bergamot, pink pepper, patchouli and sandalwood notes.

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Belle Aire Creations Promotes Stacey David to VP of Sales

Stacey David will now be leading and expanding a senior sales executive team for Belle Aire Creations as vice president of sales, using her strategic initiatives to help grow the company.

State of the Fragrance Industry in North and South America

To address the state of the fragrance markets in North and South America today requires a mentality comfortable with paradox. One must be a realist and a seer, a cynic yet an optimist, a traditionalist yet an iconoclast, a student of facts with the vision to look beyond them. I don’t lay claim to any of these combinations. But let’s give it a try.

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Air Care: How Scent & Strategy Combine to Expand Category Growth

Looking ahead for 2020 and beyond, expect to see fragrance fueling the air care category in four essential areas: malodor control, wellness positioning, limited editions, and vehicle care.

Bloom, Groom or Doom—Market Research Study of the Men’s Fragrance Market

The year is 1977; the place, New York City. The American perfumers, creators of fragrances, are gathered for their 23rd annual summit conference. There is an apparent problem with the direction of the men’s fragrance market. 1977 should he different from 1967 and 1957— and, hopefully, from 1987. But will it be? Will it be business as usual this year, or will someone plant seeds of doubt, question the usual, suggest the non or un-usual? Will someone seek out the new trends as well as dusting off the old patterns? Will someone, perhaps, see where we have been? Where we are? And, where we are going?

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Editor's Note: A Single Ingredient Can Tell Many Stories

One of the strengths of the F&F industry is its ability to connect people through storytelling. Each ingredient, flavor and fragrance tells a unique story through our sense of smell and taste.

Market Intelligence: The State of Fragrance, Personal Care and Cosmetics

Weaknesses in the US market, the rise of niche brands, natural/organic demands and the continued strength of celebrity scents. The global cosmetics and toiletries industry saw another year of strong growth in 2007 to reach a value of $290.9 billion. According to Euromonitor International’s research, the market grew by 6%, which represents only a slight slowdown on the 2006 figure ($274.7 billion).

Stephen Manheimer Looks Back at 40 Years of Game Changers

Much has changed since the 1974 meeting of the Essential Oil Association (EOA), according to Stephen Manheimer.

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Take a Bite Out of Scent: Gourmand Trends are Here to Stay

Have you ever smelled something so potent you felt like you could eat it? In honor of April as national pecan month in the U.S., Givaudan shares the impact of gourmand scents in the fragrance industry.

Oriental Scents Strong Trend in Home Care Fragrance in Middle East, Africa

Euromonitor analyst Anaïs Mirval says traditional oriental scents, Oud in particular, are enjoying growing popularity in laundry detergents in the Middle East and Africa.

The new fragrance includes notes of chocolate, vanilla and cardamom.

Salt & Straw Collaborates with Imaginary Authors to Launch Dipped in Chocolate Perfume

This is the second collaboration between the two Portland-based brands.

Fragrance Perspectives: State of the Art—the Good, the Bad and the Truth

A frank look at the state of the fragrance industry. Let’s start with the bad. The world of fragrances is no longer what it used to be.

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State of Fragrance Through 2018: The Rise of the Niche Fragrance

Niche fine fragrance segment has added more than $240 million to the fragrance market since 2014.

Basic features, structure, worldwide sales, and competitive situation of the flavor and fragrance industry

Demand for flavors and fragrances is constantly growing because these specialty/performance chemicals are incorporated mostly in consumer and industrial nondurable goods, most of which are everyday necessities, Thus, demand for flavors and fragrance is essentially a derived demand.

Changing Trends in the Marketing of Fragrances, Women’s and Men’s, in the United States

Perhaps television is part of the answer. What the fragrance industry needs is stronger consumer acceptance, which can be generated by television. The use of television as a vehicle to build stronger consumer acceptance will become much more meaningful in the next five years.

What are consumers searching for in terms of fine fragrance? Spate dishes on the top two rising stars.

Jean Paul Gaultier & Laura Mercier Names Top Rising Star Personal Fragrance Brands in US by Spate

See the data behind Jean Paul Gaultier’s bringing in 56.5K monthly searches and a +149.6% growth in searches compared to last year.

NPD Analyst Asks Why 36% of Men in U.S. Study Don't Wear Fragrance

Brenna Phelan, manager and fragrance industry analyst at NPD, examines why 36% of men in the U.S. don't wear fragrance; 37% reported in an NPD study that they are simply "not interested."

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