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Inter Parfums scoops up best fragrance award at FIFI's

23-May-2012 - Inter Parfums walked away with the Best Fragrance award for its ‘1922 Lily Sanguine Eau de Parfum’ in the Specialty Brand Women’s category at this year’s FIFI awards on Monday.

Industry gears up for ‘Oscars’ of the fragrance world...

10-May-2012 - Hosted by The Fragrance Foundation, the annual FiFi awards is to take place later this month in New York’s Alice Tully Hall showcasing the ‘art, passion and personalities’ of the sector.

Sweet smell of success for deodorant market as growth continues

02-May-2012 - The deodorant and antiperspirant segment of the market, already up 16 percent since 2006 is set to continue to drive the market through 2016 and beyond due to population growth in the US.

MWV wins lawsuit over fragrance dip tube infringement claims

26-Apr-2012 - It appears the dip tube packaging palaver is over as MeadWestVaco has won its lawsuit against competitors Rexam America and Valois of America over key patent infringement claims.

Deodorant market to grow due to innovation and rise in personal hygiene awareness

26-Apr-2012 - The global market for deodorants is projected to reach $13.8bn by 2017 thanks to the introduction of new and technologically advanced products for mature markets in the US and Europe.

Cosmetics Europe Exclusive Report

Nano is important for the future but there’s still work to be done

25-Apr-2012 - In the latest instalment of Cosmetics Design’s exclusive report from the Brussels headquarters of Cosmetics Europe, the personal care association told us that whilst nanotechnology is important in the industry’s future, there is still work to be done.

Allylix to go after the terpene dollar by commercializing personal care fragrance compound

20-Mar-2012 - Specialty chemical company Allylix is looking to capitalize on the demand for terpene molecules used in fragrance applications, announcing it will develop and commercialize its own product, Epivone.

Celebrities ‘open doors’ in a competitive fragrance market, says Bruce Willis fragrance maker

29-Feb-2012 - Westphalia-based cosmetics manufacturer LR Health & Beauty Systems claims that celebrities serve as ‘door openers’ that increase profits and create positive associations with the brand, on the back of its latest Bruce Willis perfume launch.

Study finds no link between deodorant use and breast cancer

13-Jan-2012 - New research in England has found that there is no link between the use of underarm cosmetics and breast cancer, and has suggested that as parabens are measurable in the tissue of women who do not use these products, they must enter the breast from other sources.

Fragrance material “does not pose a risk to the environment”

09-Jan-2012 - According to Dr. Daniel T. Salvito, vice president at the Research Institute for Fragrance Materials, macrocyclic fragrance materials widely used in cosmetic products do not pose a risk to the environment at current volumes of use.

Pack Peek

Pack Peek: a look at some of the latest news and highlights in personal care packaging

07-Dec-2011 - This gallery takes a look at some of the news and highlights in personal care packaging, focusing on what is trending, and how cosmetic firms are kitting out their latest products.

IFF reports strong Q1 growth aided by fine fragrance and beauty

11-May-2011 - Particularly strong growth in both the emerging markets and fine fragrance and beauty have helped International Flavors & Fragrances to achieve revenue of $714m in the first quarter of this year; nine per cent up on the same period of last year.

Lanxess creates new brand to showcase cosmetic materials

23-Mar-2011 - The specialty chemicals company has decided to bring all its raw materials used to manufacture cosmetics products under one umbrella brand to highlight its premium products to the market.

Amyris to produce Biofene at an industrial scale

28-Feb-2011 - Amyris has announced that it has completed tests to engineer yeast to produce its renewable fragrance farnesene Biofene on an industrial scale, a process that lower soperational risks as well as gaining a valuable insight into how its yeast will perform at a commercial level.

UAE set to become major stronghold for luxury fragrances

16-Feb-2011 - The United Arab Emirates is set to become a big market for luxury fragrances, riding a wave of continued economic growth that is fueling interest in premium consumer goods.

Growth potential for deodorants points to Asia-Pacific market

15-Feb-2011 - With the markets for deodorants in Europe and the US showing slight decline in recent years, all eyes are on emerging markets, particularly the Asia-Pacific, where opportunity abounds.

Work to begin on plant for sugarcane-based cosmetic ingredients

04-Jan-2011 - Renewable chemicals firm Amyris has announced it will soon be starting work on a production plant that will manufacture sugarcane-based ingredients for the cosmetics industry.

L'Oreal saddles up Ralph Lauren fragrance launch with Rexam

03-Jan-2011 - Cosmetics giant L'Oreal has expanded its global partnership with packaging firm Rexam, selecting its fragrance pump for the international launch of its new Ralph Lauren range.

Women’s fragrance a shrinking market, Mintel

03-Nov-2010 - The latest report from market research company Mintel has found that sales of women’s fragrances in Food, Drug and Mass outlets, excluding Walmart, (FDMx) show a significant decline since 2005.

Celebrity scents: still strong but fewer new names

08-Jan-2010 - Celebrity fragrances are still in favour but manufacturers are erring on the side of caution and are less likely to launch scents under new names.

Stress relieving scent has ‘enormous’ potential for fragrances and cosmetics

24-Aug-2009 - A stress busting spray based on the smell of cut grass will soon hit the market and researchers claim the potential for cosmetics and fragrances is significant.

IFRA to publish list of fragrance ingredients used in consumer goods

05-Aug-2009 - A list of the fragrance ingredients used in consumer products will be published by the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) late this year.

Alcohol free fragrances could ‘revolutionize’ industry

30-Jun-2009 - Water-based fragrances could ‘revolutionize’ fine fragrance and personal care products, according to Dow Chemical Company.

CVS banned from selling defaced Coty’s Davidoff fragrance

25-Jun-2009 - A New York court of appeal has upheld a ban that stops US retailer CVS from selling Coty’s Davidoff fragrance if the packaging has been defaced.

IFF promotes several senior perfumers

19-Jun-2009 - International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) has promoted three senior perfumers to vice president positions in fine fragrance and beauty care.

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