Johanna Monange, perfume designer and founder of Maison 21G Paris talks about her relationship with perfumes, the importance of having an olfactory wardrobe, the olfactory preferences of consumers from different countries, including those of Singapore, Singapore perfume lovers and much more.

With so much greenwashing and the selective sharing of information on the web, how can you determine if brands are being truthful about being sustainable?

TikTok has exploded onto the Social Media scene and it's now pulling an egaged audience of fragrance fans

Firmenich presented its new Sharing Innovation 2022 collection of 5 perfumery ingredients. The company has included three previously exclusive proprietary ingredients: a lily of the valley note that scores high on green chemistry; a 100% renewable ingredient made with biotechnology; and a natural rose formulated with a cold concentration technique. Within the collection there is also a synthetic molecule composed of recycled materials and, finally, a natural ingredient with full traceability through Firmenich's digital application, Path2Farm.

How is it possible to produce glass bottles with a low carbon footprint?
Gérald Martines, founder of the consulting agency In Signes spoke about it at the latest Fragrance Innovation Summit, also examining the strategies that increase the sustainability of the production process.

The pandemic has triggered a radical change in the use of perfume, which has returned to being used, as thousands of years ago, for health and healing. The article reports that 80% of people interviewed said they wanted the emotional and physical benefits of perfume, to use it as a means capable of providing well-being.

The technology finds various applications in the world of perfumes: from fragrances created with the help of Artificial Intelligence to find the perfect balance of ingredients, to innovative packaging with incorporated NFC and much more ...

Like fashion, the beauty sector is also characterized by a multitude of brands that can be defined as fast beauty, characterized by fast production and consumption models. An interesting article provides a critical view of the phenomenon and its environmental impacts, especially in relation to the use of plastic packaging.

Interesting video intended for people who want to become a perfumer on the inclusiveness of the world of perfumery. Victoria from Bois de Jasmine brings her experience and suggestions and testifies that the fragrance industry is open to anyone who is passionate, curious and motivated