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Exclusive Interview: Ted Lapidus Brand in Latin America

Jean-Marc Daviaud, regional director for Parfums Jacques Bogart in Latin America, shared the company’s perspective for this emerging market, stressed the importance of Brazilian consumers for the global beauty industry and spoke about the latest Ted Lapidus fragrances.

Speakers Christine Dagousset (Chanel, Inc.) and Veronique Gabai-Pinsky (The Estée Lauder Companies, Inc.).

When It’s Ready, It’s Perfect: a New Fine Fragrance Market Reality

Speakers from Chanel and Estée Lauder relayed information on building a lasting fragrance at the CEW's Time-Defying Scents panel.

An Experience Consumers Want to Make Their Own

With notes spreading elements of warmth and comfort, as well as fun and playfulness, the fragrance market’s trends continue to evolve as consumers learn more about the experience of scent.

Connecting the Intangible to the Tangible

Interwoven with memory, emotions, biology, prestige, identity, nature and more basic human connection points, scent can carry a significant weight in beauty products.

At its 2011 'Emerging Notes Top Notes' event, Bell Flavors & Fragrances's R&D team delivered an innovative presentation on the fragrance breakdown of various notes that constitute categories of a fragrance genealogy.

Bell Flavors & Fragrances Presents "Emerging Notes" at Chicago Botanic Garden

Annual event features an examination of key fragrance notes, a look at consumer trends in Asia, and the emerging trends in Europe and the Americas that are expected to influence personal care innovations.

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Bell Announces 2011 Top Ten Fragrance Trends

Predicting the fragrances that will affect the beauty industry for coming year, Bell releases its top 10 fragrance trends for 2011.

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The Sweet Smell of Your Brand’s Success

Using fragrance as a key product differentiator for your brand is a unique way to engage consumers with targeted market knowledge and distinctive formulations.

Men’s Skin Care Requires Different Fragrance Approach

For men, looking and smelling good no longer involves just a clean shave and an after-shave lotion. Men’s use of skin care products is growing, and the intent of product function should determine the strength and character of the product’s fragrance.

Future of Fragrance: (from left) Shiri Safati (Repechage), Monika Ziobro (Coty Prestige), Rochelle Bloom (The Fragrance Foundation), Jessica Wolfe (Symrise Inc.), Lisa Negrelli (International Flavors and Fragrances).

The Future Of Beauty: The Future of Fragrance

What will the beauty industry be like 10 years from now? The 2010 graduating class of the Master of Professional Studies (MPS) degree program in Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing and Management at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) forecasted beauty in 2020 when it showcased its final projects at the 10th Anniversary Capstone presentation and reception, May 19, 2010. This is the fourth of four papers presented at GCImagazine.com. The event recap is available both online and in the Added Value section of GCI magazine's August issue.

Euromonitor International Analysis: It's Not All Doom and Gloom for Fragrances

Novel scent combinations and customized offerings with personalized marketing and advertising keys to growth; with the crossover with the fashion industry becoming increasingly pronounced, Euromonitor hypothesis on next jean-brand to launch a fragrance.

New Avenues for Fragrance & Beauty Foods

As Euromonitor International’s latest data indicates, concerns with ingredients’ safety and suppliers making greater inroads in developing organic and natural perfumes may soon break the traditional norms of the fragrance world.

What is Perfume?

Understanding perfume and the language it speaks.

“Generation Co” and the Future of Fragrance

Global youth trends in fine fragrance usage and preference reveal paradigm shifts and surprising opportunities.

The Tilleul fragrance from Parfums d’Orsay Paris’ Intemporelle range is the company’s best seller.

Telling the Story of Luxury Fragrance

As the fragrance segment begins to bounce back from a downturn exasperated by market saturation and consumers’ shrinking discretionary spending, brand owners are again looking for a way to entice consumers to their scents. And for two perfume houses—Histoires de Parfums and Parfums d’Orsay Paris—playing up their traditions of history and storytelling, as well as closely knowing their consumers, has them seeing brighter days ahead.

Fueling the Market—Fragrance Observations

With so many fragrances on shelves, brand owners must distinguish their brands in ways that resonate with consumers. Connecting with consumers through a variety of innovative methods will fuel the fine fragrance market.

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Mass Picks Up Slack from Premium’s Decline

Emerging regions and mass sales bolster flagging sales, while interest in niche fragrances develops as a backlash against the commoditization of fragrances and the explosion of celebrity perfumes.

Fremont discusses his successes with the fragrances ck one and Tom Ford Grey Vetiver at the 2010 FiFi Awards presentation.

Quality: Key to Connecting with Fragrance Consumers

Looking back on ck one and Tom Ford Grey Vetiver, Firmenich perfumer Harry Fremont reflects on materials, creativity, easy-to-wear fragrances and connecting with consumers.

Two Views of Safety

The safety of fragrance is under fire from special interests. Understanding where challenges originate and the nature of the message of these challenges will allow better-informed decisions about a fragrance brand or fragranced product.

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