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Scent Sleuth: Bath and Body Au Naturel

Fragrance is a strong influencer on consumers as they choose bath and body products. The trend for naturals has added another layer of complexity for marketers, perfumers and formulators.

In My Opinion: Air Care—Imagination vs. Regulation

As the air care business has grown, so too has regulatory oversight. To succeed, being innovative in approaching both technologies and consumers is key.

Home Fragrance Still Hot!

Scent diffusers drive home fragrance market; candles show a slow but steady glow.

Starting Point: Wicks and Sprays Wax Candles in Home Fragrance Smackdown

According to Kline & Company, room sprays enjoyed 18% growth during the past year, nearly three times that of the overall market.

The Rise in Natural Functional Fragrances

As original reported by Perfumer & Flavorist magazine, Mintel explores the dramatic growth in natural functional fragrances.

What’s Old is New Again

Aromatherapy, a concept that is thousands of years old, gets a boost from science and inspires new products.

Unique Naturals by Design

Extending the perception of fragrance and enriching the perfumer’s palette make fragrance news.

Launch Sequence

Marjorie Kitzrow has put a 30-year-career’s worth of marketing and brand building experience into the launch of Summersent, the first prestige fragrance for women to be launched by her company, Marjorie Midgarden Fragrances. The company grew from the memorable aroma of a single bloom into a firm dedicated to the creation and marketing of fine fragrance and related products through premium channels.

Finding Inspiration for Household Soap

Speedier and more user-friendly formulas are the chief innovations driving the laundry and dishwashing soap markets.

Thinking Outloud: Paint It Black

Nothing stands out from the all-black crowd of recent fragrance releases for men.

Live from New York: Russian Middle Class Grows

Symrise presents economic discussion on Russian consumer tastes for fruits and florals in flavors and fragrances; Givaudan revisits its roots.

The New Fragrance Mecca: Africa/Middle East

Multinational fragrance manufacturers and retailers are increasing their presence in one of the fastest-growing regions in the world for fragrances. Africa and the Middle East are set to drive growth in the world market.

GCI Magazine Announces 2008 Fragrance Business Award Winners

Luncheon at HBA in New York City celebrates best fragranced product and marketer of the year.

Laurice Rahmé, CEO and founder of Bond No. 9

Artisan Perfumes for Form and Function

Profile of Laurice Rahmé, CEO and founder of Bond No. 9.

Starting Point: Sophomore Efforts... Rock On!

The world of fragranced products turns on new product launches. Fine fragrances in particular come into the world with red-carpet fanfare and photo ops of the kind enjoyed by rock stars. Sophomore efforts are scrutinized with even greater intensity.

Scent Sleuth: Do Cultural Preferences Influence Fragrance Development?

Regional and cultural preferences and the need to market to those tastes cannot be denied, but there is much to be said about universally appealing scents—carried by unique statements—and their potential impact.

Fragrance Safety and Evaluation

The scientific director of the International Fragrance Association provides an overview of the regulatory environment for the fragrance industry, regulatory bodies, the fragrance regulation process and the segment’s relative preparedness for overarching regulation.

Cyber Anthropology: Why Blogs Matter

Marketers can learn a lot by mining online fragrance communities.

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