Even large companies and large groups have been economically affected by the lockdown and the consequences of the pandemic. However, they are also the first to often be able to recover and get out of the crisis and, precisely for this reason, they could be studied to understand how to better move in the near future.

Let's discover the professional and personal life, affections, experiences and talent of the French-Armenian perfumer, winner of the Prix François Coty in 2001, Francis Kurkdjian.

Fragrance Creators fought to bring down the heavy taxes on essential oils that would have been counterproductive and would have negatively impacted the entire American market.

The Good Face Project has launched the iOS version of its app which, by asking users to answer a few questions about their skincare, vision style, personal needs and goals, provides a personalized skincare program and allows to buy the right products (mainly sustainable and "clean") to be able to follow it.

With the exception of supermarkets and grocery stores, brick-and-mortar stores and retailers have been hit hard by the pandemic. From the results of a survey conducted by NuORDER on about 2100 retailers, the concerns of small retailers (who expect to suffer heavy losses in turnover) for their future and for maintaining relationships with suppliers are evident ...

An article that explains why the production in small batches of beauty products is becoming more and more frequent, opening the doors also to smaller and independent realities and with less capital.

Bulgaria is vying with France for the lead in the production of lavender. Several times in the past these two countries have alternated in positioning themselves at the top of the ranking of producers of this plant, and recently it seems that Bulgaria has regained the leadership due to a bacterial infection that has bent French crops. Due to the very low-priced labor, Bulgarian lavender can be sold for less than half the price of the French one, however it seems that the latter is of a much higher quality. ..

Recent research has shown that Chinese consumers are particularly inclined to approach the world of perfumery as a new form of expression. Not having a national centenary culture based on fashion and luxury, they show themselves even more inclined than their western “colleagues” to experiment with unusual and risky combinations and to use perfume as a real olfactory signature.

How can technology come into conflict and combine with such a methodical and ancient work made of care and tradition like that of the perfumer? Thanks to tools based on artificial intelligence and machine learning that allow the perfumer to create essences without even touching the ingredients.