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Ambrocenide answers a need for ambergris notes that have been banned from the industry.

Sozio Perfumer Shares How They Use Ambrocenide in Fragrance

Fine fragrance creator David Maruitte shares his thoughts on the versatility of the ingredient.

With innovations in nano-emulsions, enhanced skin compatibility, and sustainability benefits, alcohol-free fragrances are set to redefine the future of fine fragrance.

Skinification of Fragrance: The Rise of Alcohol-Free Perfumes

Fragrances formulated without alcohol meet consumer demand for long-lasting scents that also nourish and protect the skin.

Versailles was a practice in social ritual, royal etiquette and unrelenting opulence. It also happened to stink like an outhouse.

Royalty and Fragrances Part 2: The Scent of Versailles

Part two explores the fragrantly decadent court of Marie Antoinette, where her perfumer, Jean-Louis Fargeon saturated everyone in Versailles.

Well-Being, Aroma-Chology And The Future Of Fragrance

What lies in store for the fragrance industry? The answer will be revealed in Paris on October 16 and 17, 2002 at The Fragrance Foundation’s Global Symposium, “Well-Being, Aroma-Chology and the Future of Fragrance”. This year’s event will be small — Attendance is limited to 500 perfumers, CEOs, suppliers and other members of the fragrance industry – and tightly focused on the ever-evolving marketplace.

Textile Materials With Fixed Cyclodextrins As A Fragrance Depot

The ability to semi-permanently infuse fabrics with finished fragrances and/or fragrance materials opens up a new realm of formulation and application possibilities for perfumers. The market has already seen the introduction of scented pillows and the like, but Buschmann et al.’s recent work presents the possibility of (washable) scented sportswear, linens, upholstery and many other household products that may be customized at will, and which may intake unpleasant odors while imparting pleasant ones.

Regulatory notes: Communicating With Customers About Fragrance Regulatory Changes

The effect of the Seventh Amendment to the European Cosmetic Directive and the California Safe Cosmetics Act on fragrance suppliers and customers. While visiting a fragrance supplier earlier this year, the conversation turned to the challenge of communicating with customers about regulatory changes. In addition to exchanging information about what ingredients might be in a particular fragrance, these conversations frequently touch on the need for the customer to decide either to label or disclose the presence of a particular ingredient, or to reformulate.

F&F companies are advancing the industry into the new normal.

Navigating the New Virtual World of Flavor and Fragrance

This month's editor's note touches on current trends, and looks forward to exciting events in the F&F world. This note also looks at emerging technology and it better connects product designers and consumers.

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The Chinese Flavor and Fragrance Industry—Local to Global?

Can the country's industry expand and evolve to become a multinational contender?

Fragrance Industry Organizations Realign for a Stronger Global Voice

Under an ongoing realignment of the fragrance industry intended to bring “critical mass around resources,” six fragrance houses will become “IFRA direct members.”

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 expo hall is open all three days of the congress, allowing attendees ample time to network, explore and sample the latest ingredients and tech the industry has to offer.

World Perfumery Congress Provides Crystal Ball for Fragrance's Future

See the conference sessions digging into current and upcoming trends and innovations in the industry according to insiders.

Creativity and Practicality in Developing Fragrances for Functional Products

In closing, I’d like to again allude to the analogy of perfumers as painters. Procter & Gamble continues to regard our perfumers and the perfumers of the fragrance houses as artists, and we are in no way attempting to alter the course of art. We are certainly not trying to change the painter’s vision of what the final picture will be. All that we’re asking is for the colors that are blended to be very carefully selected.

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Laundry Logic: Fueling Purchase Intent through Fragrance & Lifestyle Trends

The power of scent can provide the pivotal opportunity to activate shopper interest and deliver the winning “wow” factor.

Regulatory Watch: Trans Fat, GRAS, Fragrance Guidelines and More

This article takes a closer look at industry regulations for the flavor and fragrance industry, including trans fat and fragrance guidelines.

The Invisible Power of Fragrance: Honoring Camille McDonald

Highlights from the Fragrance Foundation's Circle of Champions Award night

Which Fragrance Houses Will Still Be Standing in 2020?

The role of fragrance innovation and industry transparency in survival and success in the 21st century

Bloomberg Television anchor, Deirdre Bolton was one of the panelists at the The Fragrance Foundation’s 'State of the Industry” lunch.

State of the Fragrance Industry: Is it Over Yet?

Optimistic about a flat Q4, Fragrance Foundation panelists note a full economic recovery is still a long way off.

Okhade finds inspiration for her fragrance creations from her daily life and surroundings.

Agilex Perfumer Seeks Inspiration from Nature for Fragrance Formulation

Neha Okhade shares her thoughts on perfumery as an art and what inspires her creations.

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