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BMW 3.0 CSL 1972 / Charles FIRMENICH / CHE / Henri MOSER / CHE by Artes Max Via Flickr: ESPÍRITU DE MONTJUÏCH 2019 / Circuit de Barcelona

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I think for a long time the perfume industry wanted to hide everything that happened before the bottle, because they wanted to keep their secrets, their sources, everything. The consumer of today wants transparency. They want to be sure that no harm is done to the children in Madagascar [for example]. And [they] want to be sure that the ingredients that are in the bottle that [they are] going to pay quite a large sum of money for is ethical. And this is great.

Dominique Roques, head of natural ingredient procurement at Swiss fragrance giant Firmenich

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Khloé Kardashian unveils her second fragrance Almost Always

Published November 3, 2025 Khloé Kardashian is constant to develop her fragrance portfolio in partnership with Luxe Brands, unveiling her second signature scent, Almost Always. Khloé Kardashian unveils her second fragrance “Almost Always”. – Luxe Brands The new fragrance debuts on the Ulta Beauty app on Monday adopted by its official on-line launch November 5 and in-store launch November 9,…

Khloé Kardashian unveils her second fragrance Almost Always

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Sebastien Tissot, Nissaba, Live Interview

A live interview with Sebastien Tissot, founder of Nissaba, the brand that places sustainability at the very core of its perfume composition.

Sustainability may be an overused term in the perfume world, but Sebastian Tissot makes no apology for repeating it several times: the concept is at the core of Nissaba, the brand he founded a few years ago, after a long stint in the sourcing division of Firmenich. He came into my studio the other day to explain why he’s placed at the s-word at the heart of his work, how he goes about briefing…

Sebastien Tissot, Nissaba, Live Interview

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Dsm-firmenich: impulsando el emprendimiento sostenible en Perú

DSM, una empresa global líder en nutrición y biociencia, y Firmenich, uno de los principales fabricantes de sabores y fragancias, han anunciado su fusión para establecer dsm-firmenich. Esta nueva empresa se enfocará en cuatro áreas clave de negocios relacionadas con la salud y la belleza, brindando oportunidades emocionantes en el mundo del emprendimiento. La primera línea de negocio se centrará…

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Olivier Cresp Live Interview

Angels, jungles and cigarettes -- all in a day's work for master perfumer Olivier Cresp -- #interview #perfume

It’s not every day that a brand releases a scent like Angel. And it’s certainly not every day that I get to interview a perfumer who has made a scent like Angel. But sure enough, there he was in my virtual studio: the one and only Olivier Cresp, beaming in from somewhere in Normandy. Needless to say, the subject of what just happens to be one of the most successful fragrances of all time came up…

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The Face of Shame - New global trend - People who eat humans.

The Face of Shame - New global trend - People who eat humans. - I think, without having to use a survey to make sure that faith is really a fact, -that most people would choose not to eat products with humans in it, if they were informed ...

Global coorporations in collaboration with who, they feed ignorant people with food containing humans. I think, without having to use a survey to make sure that faith is really a fact, -that most people would choose not to eat products with humans in it, if they were informed that there was human in the actual product. (Verum Et Inventa ) Senomyx: How You’re Putting Aborted Babies In Your…

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Professing the Future: Design Teachers on Generation Next - Firmenich Regeneration

Spread the loveFirmenich sat down with three Central Saint Martins tutors to discuss teaching the future and the role scent has to play in design.

[...] We certainly encourage our students to explore multi-sensory design approaches here at CSM. It is hugely exciting to see our students explore the potential for olfactive design to address issues they are concerned with, such as the climate emergency.

During the collaborative project with Firmenich, many of the students were also keen to explore the ways in which scent can be linked to both personal and cultural memory, and how olfactive experiences could allow people to connect and better understand each other and their environments.

We encourage our students to engage with the political and cultural contexts of their work. They look at the intersection of craft, science and technology, and we also believe it is crucial that they collaborate with the communities their projects relate to, in order to stimulate debate as to what we want our collective future to look like.