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Premium Beauty Continues Growth with Boost from Asia-Pacific

Skin care is the leading premium beauty category, according to Euromonitor International, following by fragrance, color cosmetics and hair care.

Inter Parfums Reports 18.6% Increase Q4 2014 Sales

Company's largest fragrance brands grew 14.0%, 23.9% and 49.6%; Karl Lagerfeld launch contributes $3.5 million.

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Packaging Signature Scents

Annette Green, president emeritus, The Fragrance Foundation, provides GCI with insight into the evolution of fragrance, the unique challenges in designing packaging for fragrances and her thoughts on fragrance consultant Victoria Frolova’s “best things about fine fragrances now” and their impact on packaging.

All in the Family

Whether you’re talking about fine or home fragrance or even fragranced personal care, one thing all those products have in common is, of course, fragrance. But dig just a little deeper and you’ll find a common desire to build strong brands that acquire and keep as much of a consumer’s loyalty and disposable income as possible.

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Beauty for All: The Future of Prestige at Mass

This white paper from students in the cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management masters degree program at the Fashion Institute of Technology envisions the future of the prestige beauty category in the mass retail channel.

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Fashion & Beauty at Mass

This white paper from students in the cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management master's degree program at the Fashion Institute of Technology investigates the melding of fashion and beauty in the mass retail channel.

CEW 2012 Achiever Award winners (from left) Laurie Black, executive vice president, general merchandise manager, cosmetics, Nordstrom; Jill Belasco, founder and CEO, CoScentix; Laurice Rahmé, president and founder, Bond No. 9 New York; and Alina Roytberg, co-president and co-founder, Fresh.

CEW Recognizes Beauty Industry Achievers

Jill Belasco, Laurie Black and Alina Roytberg honored as 2012 CEW Achievers; Laurice Rahmé, president and founder, Bond No. 9 New York, received CEW’s Great Idea Award for Fragrance Innovation.

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She Blinded Me with (Molecular Parfum) Science

Aether’s Molecular Parfum is a new molecular-based unisex fragrance collection that creates contemporary scents inside crystal, aeronautic bottles.

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The Beauty 2020-2030 Forecast

What 2019’s results tell us about the next decade in beauty. In this report: skin care, makeup, hair care and fragrance.

Article sponsored by Bio-Botanica Inc.

Starting Point: All in the Family

We cover a lot of ground here in the pages of GCI magazine, from skin care and fine fragrance to hair care and home fragrance, sometimes all in the same issue. Last month, we honored P&G as Fragranced Product Marketer of the Year at the HBA Expo for its Dawn Simple Pleasures, a dish soap that is also a home fragrance. Dish soap, you say? But it works, and why it does is probably no surprise.

Strategy, Passion and Experience: CEW Hosts Estée Lauder's Veronique Gabai-Pinsky

CEW welcomed Veronique Gabai-Pinsky, global brand president of The Estée Lauder Companies’ Aramis and Designer Fragrances division, to discuss her work in the fragrance industry, working with licensors and licensees, being passionate for the work, and much more.

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Naturals & Cosmeceuticals at Mass

This white paper from students in the cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management master's degree program at the Fashion Institute of Technology discusses moving ahead in the categories of natural beauty and cosmeceuticals in the mass retail environment.

Diversity and Global Leadership and Corporate Culture

This white paper from 2012 FIT cosmetics and fragrance marketing and management masters program graduates looks at the impact an increasingly diverse workforce and consumer population will have on leadership in global corporations, as well as on creating effective talent development and retention in global firms.

Fragrancing with Intent

Fragrance is an intimate communicator. Whether it’s the heady aroma of tropical flowers or a subtle abstraction, fragrances are evocative and powerful triggers. Perfumers have plumbed the depths of aromatic expression throughout the ages, and contemporary perfumers continue to experiment with both personal fragrances and home fragrances.

Collaborations and the Golden Rule

The fragrance market and its consumers are always evolving. GCI magazine asked two industry experts how suppliers and marketers anticipate changes in order to continue helping brands successfully market fragrance, about the role of partnerships for long-term success and how best to engage consumers—today and tomorrow.

Symrise Reports Financials for Q3, First Nine Months of 2011

With growth carried primarily by its flavor division, the company's fragrance division's sales did decline though the company saw growth in menthol, oral care and aroma molecules.

Chemical Reaction: Controlled Release

Through unexpected twists and turns, encapsulation became a game changing technology for the fragrance industry, and controlled release and targeted delivery of active ingredients remain critical to today’s personal care products. The future of evermore effective products depends on continued advances in actives delivery—and those advances may come from work outside the industry.

Clear Design Inspiration

GCI magazine spoke with Denis Boudard, designer and president, QSLD; Davide Nicosia, principal and creative director, NiCE Ltd.; and Eric Lee, senior design manager, Avon, about the challenges they face and what they see as key design elements for today’s successful fragrance packaging.

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