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Perfumer Q&A: Lushious Fragrances

Lush perfumer Simon Constantine shares the company’s out-of-the-box approach to personal care fragrance creation. Since Lush opened its first shop in England in 1995, people have been flocking to experience the natural handmade personal care products. Resembling a neighborhood deli, customers are encouraged to choose their cosmetics personally from the pic’n mix of bath, skin and hair care products.

Enhancing an Environment With Fragrance

Think of fragrancing possibilities to reinforce the predicted trends of the ’90s quiet and privacy. The ‘90s will go where our dreamers and entrepreneurial thinkers take us, Pay attention to small innovative company requests. These are idea people.

Classification of Perfumes and Fragrances

Every year, about 200 new fragrances appear on the market. However, many of them disappear within 10 years. It could be worthwhile to classify existing perfumes and fragrances with the aim to gain more knowledge and to stabilize the market.

Paris Fragrance Ingredient Exposition Highlights

A sampling of the ingredients and innovations on view at the recent Salon International des Matieres Premieres pour la Parfumerie.

Synesthesia is a neuropsychological trait in which the stimulation of one sense causes the automatic experience of another.

Decoding the Synesthesia Fragrance Boom

How perfumers and brands are telling multi-dimensional stories of emerging scents.

CEO Erik Fyrwald said, 'Our goal is to remain an innovation-driven company, serving diverse sectors such as home and personal care, food and beverage, and health and wellness.'

IFF 2025 Fragrance Leaders & Newsmakers

IFF's company leaders outline the past year of achievements and the milestones the company has hit over its 60-year history.

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Fragrance Outlook: Noir to Niche

From “black” fragrances to limited-edition scents, the future of perfume lies in the unique and surprising. drom fragrances’ Tribeca (New York) fine fragrance studio is unique for a number of reasons, including its open floor plan and perfumers’ bar—a sort of shared work space that encourages interaction among noses.

In fine fragrance, gourmand notes 'need to be less straightforward and are used to reinforce pleasure and longer-term well-being, as opposed to a temporary satisfaction,' says Xavier Renard, head of fine fragrances Europe, Givaudan.

Gourmand Fragrances of the Future

Far from a passing fad, sugary sweet scents are here to stay.

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Enhancing & Personalizing the Fragrance Experience

Fragrances mask chemical ingredients, support brand identity, signal cleanliness, and provide an overall sensory experience for the consumer. In boosting performance, and enhancing and personalizing fragrance experiences, the fabric care and air care segments reflect a shifting consumer dynamic.

NEXT: Fine Fragrance’s New Reality

The economic crisis is rapidly changing the way the fragrance industry operates; Karyn Khoury explains why that’s a good thing and how suppliers and marketers can reconnect and re-engage with consumers.

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Upping Fragrance Intensity via Cyclodextrins*

How can fragrances pack a bigger punch? Or last longer? These issues forever press the industry and have given rise to novel delivery and release technologies.

Amouage Exceptional Extract collection features five scents (L to R): Epic 57, Reflection 45, Honour 43 and Interlude 53.

Amouage CEO Discusses Fragrance Market

P&F+ taps CEO Marco Parsiegla to discuss market trends, recent formulation developments, creative processes, generational trends and the future of Amouage.

José Balibrea shared, 'Our agility enables us to move faster than the industry average, allowing our customers quicker access to trends and ensuring their projects are delivered in a shorter time frame.'

Iberchem 2025 Fragrance Leaders & Newsmakers

Iberchem's managing director shares how the company is leveraging artificial intelligence and neuroscience to create more effective fragrance ingredients.

Fragrance application in consumer products

The creation of a fragrance is one of the classic examples of the blending of science and art. The development of a fragrance is controlled by both the chemistry of the materials involved and the discriminating nose of the perfumer. To create the correct fragrance for a cosmetic or household product, a number of disciplines must come together. In many cases, fragrance application laboratories can help to combine these disciplines in a creative fragrance company.

Book Excerpt: Understanding Fragrance Chemistry

In an excerpt from his new book, Charles Sell delves into the forces driving organic chemical reactions in fragrances. Fragrance ingredients are organic chemicals (i.e., chemicals with structures based on carbon) and so their chemistry is part of organic chemistry. Chemical reactions basically occur when instability or imbalance exists in atoms, molecules or ions.

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Inside Fragrance Creation: Sustainable Scents

Two top perfumers provide a guided tour of naturals producer Laboratoire Monique Rémy. “Our business is very simple: take [a botanical] at the right moment, and put it in a form which is available to the perfumer the rest of the year,” says Bernard Toulemonde, general manager of IFF subsidiary and naturals expert Laboratoire Monique Rémy (LMR). “Now you know everything,” he jokes.

The Benefits Of Fragrance Materials

Fragrance is universally recognized for its aesthetic value. Providing a pleasant scent will always remain the primary role of fragrance in consumer products. Yet fragrance provides many other benefits to consumers and to the products to which they are added. Describing these additional fragrance benefits is the focus of this paper.

Compatibility with waxes is a critical consideration when choosing a fragrance solvent.

Choosing the Right Fragrance Solvent

Maximizing performance while meeting sustainability and other consumer-driven metrics is a critical balance.

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