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Articles
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Can Fragrance Change the Impression of the Same Room Photograph?
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Can Fragrance Ingredients Inhibit the Reactions That Produce Urine Odor?
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Can Fruitiness Change Even When Aroma Compounds Stay the Same?
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Can Gendered Descriptions Change the Impression of the Same Perfume?
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Can Heat and Humidity Change a Smell Even at the Same Concentration?
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Can Initial Brain Responses Hint at the Fragrances We Later Choose?
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Can Meeting and Talking Change the Impression We Form from Someone’s Scent?
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Can Microbes Divide the Work of Making Fragrance Ingredients?
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Can Mixing Scents Suppress Signals in the Nose? What Indole Reveals About Odorant Receptors
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Can Mixing Strawberry and Caramel Aromas Create a Pineapple Note?
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Can Mouth Odor Come from the Tongue Surface as Well as the Teeth?
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Can Odor-Discrimination Practice Improve Performance with Untrained Blends?
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Can Odor-Producing Bacteria Move Between Towels in the Wash?
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Can Orange Essential Oil Testing Be Faster and Use Fewer Resources?
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Can Oxidized Lavender Oil Trigger Contact-Allergy Reactions?
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Can Perfumers’ Words for Body Odor Reveal Genetic Similarities?
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Can Pleasant Odors Make Faces Look More Attractive, but Not Younger?
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Can Receptors in the Nose Affect How a Smoky Odor Is Perceived?
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Can Rose Oxide Smell the Same but Trigger Different Nasal Responses?
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Can Similar Vanilla-Like Aromas Elicit Different Brain Responses?
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Can Smelling Food Be Satisfying Enough? A Study of Motivation Measured by Grip Force
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Can Someone Be Insensitive to Most Musks but Highly Sensitive to a Few?
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Can Stimulation of One Nostril Draw Visual Attention to That Side?
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Can Sweat from a Happy Mood Change Responses? An Experiment with Added Perfume
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Can the Faint-Smelling Compound Cedrol Change How Quickly You Fall Asleep?
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Can the Pleasure of Choosing Fabric Softener Change the Laundry Experience?
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Can the Same Scent During Study and Sleep Help You Recall Vocabulary?
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Can the Smell of Soil and Beetroot Guide Mosquitoes to Egg-Laying Sites?
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Can Three Bacterial Species Reproduce the Smell of a Damp Cleaning Cloth?
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Can We Selectively Make a Jasmine Fragrance’s Molecular Form?
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Can Yeast Adjust the Constituent Ratios of Sandalwood’s Aroma?
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çanoma: Niche Fragrance Where Japanese Sensibility Meets French Technique
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CARINE ROITFELD PARFUMS: From Vogue Editor-in-Chief to a Fragrance House
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Carlos Benaïm: Nurturing Great Perfumes through Memory and Curiosity
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CASWELL-MASSEY | Memories of Scent Older Than America Itself
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Cécile Matton: A Hands-On Perfumer Layering Sweetness with Surprise
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CELINE: Hedi Slimane’s Memories Revived through Celine’s Beauty
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Chainsaw Man Character Fragrances: A Perfume Sales Associate’s Choices
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CHAMBRE52 | Perfumes Born in “Room 52,” Made for Wearing Memories
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CHAPEL FACTORY: Creating Sanctuaries of Every Kind with Frankincense
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Cheese or Vomit? How Names Change the Way Odors Are Perceived
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CHIARA FIRENZE: A Handcrafted Fragrance Brand That Turns Tuscan Life into Scent
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Christian Louboutin: Sensual Fragrances Born from the Red Sole
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Christian Provenzano: Layering Memories of Travel with Oud and Amber
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Christine Nagel: Stepping beyond Memory with Assured Technique
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Christophe Laudamiel: Beyond the Perfume Bottle through Science and Art
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Christophe Raynaud: Sculpting the Contours of Scent with an Artist’s Sensibility
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Christopher Sheldrake: Turning People’s Memories into Fragrance, a Creator for Two Houses
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Cinquième Sens: Its Founder, Olfactory Education, and Studying in France and Japan
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Cloon Keen: A Grand Fragrance Story Born from the Irish Landscape
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Coffee for Enjoyment or a Wake-Up: Does Preparation Smell Different?
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Coffee’s Fruity Aroma Also Depends on Fermentation and Washing
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Commodity: Designing the “Distance” of Scent, a Modern American Perfumery Born Twice
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Contre-Jour: A Rebellious Flower Blooming Between Light and Shadow
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Coqui Coqui Shops: Sharing the Scents and Life of Beloved Places
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CORETERNO: The Scent of Seventies Rock and Roll Meets Classical Art
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Coty’s Suresnes Factory: Production and Industrial Heritage Connecting Fragrance, Bottles and Boxes
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Coty: The Brand That Invented Modern Perfumery and Is Seeking to Lead It Again
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Could Nasal Mucus Help Explain Age-Related Changes in Smell?
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Could Sebum Oxidation Explain Odors in Washed and Dried Clothes?
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Cra-Yon: Swedish Niche Fragrance That Colours Your World with Scent
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Crazy Jasmine: Yoko Mukaida’s Journey and Fragrances Recreating Newly Opened Flowers
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Crime Passionnel: Bringing Perfumes Once Found on Travels to Copenhagen
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CURIONOIR | The New Zealand Perfume House That Turns Memory into Scent and Craft into Vessels
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DAILY COMMA: A Fragrant “Punctuation Mark” for Everyday Life
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Daniel Molière: Drawing the Scents of Woods and Flowers, and Passing Them On
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Daniela Andrier: A Philosophy-Trained Perfumer Connecting Memory and Surprise
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Daphné Bugey: Following Memory and Composing Fragrance Freely
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David Apel: The “Cave Painter” Who Draws Fragrance in Broad Strokes
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Davidoff: The Scents of Water and Freedom Created by a Cigar Merchant’s Son
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Delphine Jelk: Bringing Skin-Enveloping Comfort to Guerlain’s Fragrances
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Delphine Lebeau: Translating Paintings and Texture into Fragrance
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Detecting an Odor but Not the Difference: Mice Smelling Mirror-Image Molecules
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DI SER: From Hokkaido to the World, Fragrances Connecting the Visible and the Invisible
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Diffar: Crafted in Japan, from the Foot of Mount Fuji to the World
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Dior: Perfume Began as the Scent of Love, Then Became the Final Dress for Women Around the World
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Diptyque: A Story of Fragrance and Beauty Woven by Three Artists
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Do Cotton and Polyester Shirts Smell Different After Exercise?
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Do Different Bacteria Produce Body Odor in Children and Teenagers?
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Do Different Toilet Fragrances Reduce Unpleasantness Differently?
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Do Fragrance Experiments Change Fatigue and Accuracy in the Same Way?
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Do Genetic Differences Affect the Ability to Identify Odors?
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Do More Odor Precursors Mean Stronger Underarm Odor? The Role of Bacteria
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Do Natural Fragrance Ingredients Have a Smaller Environmental Footprint?
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Do Old Books Smell Like Chocolate? Research on Recording Scents
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Do Perfumers Learn to Like Unpleasant Odors? Comparing Feelings and Words
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Do Pleasant Wood-Scented Rooms Produce Matching Bodily Responses?
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Do Rose and Grapefruit Produce Different Short-Term Bodily Responses?
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Do Self-Selected Fragranced Products Preserve an Individual Scent?
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Do Smellier Clothes Hold More Bacteria? Results Differed by Fabric
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Do Smelly Washing Machines Simply Contain More Bacteria? A Study of 16 Machines
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Do Soft and Clear Describe More Than a Fragrance’s Sensory Qualities?
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