More IFRA News
Here’s an interesting blog post where IFRA responds to questions bloggers have raised:
http://graindemusc.blogspot.com/2009/05/ifras-stephen-weller-answers-grain-de.html
Tomorrow’s installment should be interesting too.
Here’s an interesting blog post where IFRA responds to questions bloggers have raised:
http://graindemusc.blogspot.com/2009/05/ifras-stephen-weller-answers-grain-de.html
Tomorrow’s installment should be interesting too.
A few weeks ago, Robin on Now Smell This posted a link to a series of videos for a symposium called Headspace that covered topics on “Scent As Design.” I played the videos in the background while I worked on something else, and I found part of one of the four to be interesting enough…
A new book is coming soon by another fragrance researcher: What The Nose Knows written by Avery Gilbert. Here’s a link to the website for the book http://www.whatthenoseknows.com/ and a link to a review of the book on basenotes: http://www.basenotes.net/articles/20080610what-the-nose-knows.html I thought it was interesting that he has a background in psychology and has done some research into the colors…
I’ll close the sample draw at midnight tonight and will email the winner Thursday morning. I won’t post names when I do these give-aways so your privacy will be kept if you prefer to email rather than post. But I hope some people won’t be shy and will keep me company here from time to time. 🙂…
I’m still on break but wanted to check in. My left arm is not back into action yet. That will teach me not to try to get large items down from over my head in the supply closet… I do feel progress, but it’s slow. I needed a lightweight laptop and a back-up to my…
Wow, I’m testing a sample of the newly released Ubar and this is quite a fragrance. I love the strong and lasting rose heart note in it, grounded by a base that offers soft woods, ambery warmth, animalic depth, and creamy lactonic notes with a smidge of vanilla. I even like the prominent lily of…
The 54th annual meeting of the American Society of Perfumers on June 2 included a discussion between seven panelists about the future of fine fragrance. Questions included the following: “How public should perfumers be? How technical can fragrance companies be in their marketing? Can and should consumers be introduced to the molecules and other nuts and bolts…