Fragrance for Personal Care

Formulators' Resource Series

Softcover

Price: $89.00

Format Details

  • Softcover
  • 572 Pages
  • Published 2008
  • ISBN-10: 1-932633-33-2
  • ISBN-13: 978-1-932633-33-7

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  • Description
  • Table of Contents
  • Author Information

Fragrance in Personal Care delivers a gamut of information from formulation and technology to marketing and trends and, therefore, reaches a wide audience from research scientists, chemists/formulators, marketing and sales, to business owners and fragrance entrepreneurs.

This collection compiles a wealth of knowledge from well-known experts in the worlds of fragrance and formulation, marketing and packaging. Some chapters tackle controversial issues such as definitions while others offer helpful marketing statistics; still others discuss the many ingredient options for formulators and marketers to consider in product development and claim statements. Topics include:

  • Essential Oils and Aroma Chemicals
  • Naturals and Organics
  • Packaging and Branding
  • Technology and Formulation
  • Marketing and Trends
  • Regulatory and Business
  • And more!

Correction to Chapter 33, Page 296, Figure 2 in Fragrance in Emulsion Systems and Surfactant Systems by Stephen J. Herman.

Expert Reviews

As an industry professional, this book immediately becomes an essential addition to my bookshelf. Everyone who makes, buys, or uses fragrance will find it valuable.

Read the full review.

—Steve Herman
Director New Technology
Mastertaste

Read Bud Brewster's detailed summary of this book in the December 2007 Cosmetic & Toiletries column, Bench & Beyond.

  • Introduction
  • PART I: Artistry and Craft
  • PART II: Essential Oils & Aroma Chemicals
    • Chapter 4. Inside Look: Chemistry and Biochemistry of Vanilla
    • Chapter 5. Javanol: Fragrance Creation
    • Chapter 6. Patchouly Oil, Absolute and Aroma Chemicals
    • Chapter 7. Material Review: Kashmir Lavender Oil
    • Chapter 8. Material Study: The Use of Essential Oils and Terpenics
    • Chapter 9. Woody Notes in Perfumery
    • Chapter 10. Woody Notes in Perfumery Part I
    • Chapter 11. Woody Notes In Perfumery Part II
    • Chapter 12. Woody Notes In Perfumery Part III
    • Chapter 13. Estrogenic Activity in Lavender and Tea Tree Oils, Part I
    • Chapter 14. Estrogenic Activity in Lavender and Tea Tree Oils, Part II
    • Chapter 15. Essential Oils for all Natural Fragrancing in Personal Care
    • Chapter 16. Innovations: Developments in Aroma Chemicals
  • PART III: Naturals and Organics
    • Chapter 17. Fragrancing with Naturals
    • Chapter 18. Exclusive Report: Natural Products in Fragrance
  • Part IV: Packaging and Branding
    • Chapter 19. Small Package—Big Impact
    • Chapter 20. Splish, Splash—Packaging Takes a Bath
    • Chapter 21. Spray Technology: Propelling Toward the Future
    • Chapter 22. Scent: New Frontiers in Branding
  • Part V: Regulatory and Business
    • Chapter 23. Regulatory Notes: Communicating with Customers About Frag
  • Part VI: Technology and Formulation
    • Chapter 24. Chemical Reaction Candle Power
    • Chapter 25. Sustaining Scent and Sensations
    • Chapter 26. Formulating with Citrus: New Developments in Citrus Fragrance Ingredients
    • Chapter 27. Fragrancing Hair Care Products—an Overview
    • Chapter 28. Evaluating the Stability of Flavor and Fragrance Materials in Deodorant Sticks
    • Chapter 29. Reducing Contact Allergy to Fragrances
    • Chapter 30. Formulation Notes: Fragrancing Detergents
    • Chapter 31. Gelled Emollient Systems for Controlled Fragrance Release
    • Chapter 32. Odor Reception: Structure and Mechanism
    • Chapter 33. Fragrance in Emulsion Systems and Surfactant Systems
    • Chapter 34. Implicit Olfaction: Effect on Use of Fragrance in Functional Products
    • Chapter 35. The Essence of Fragrance: Basic Concepts
    • Chapter 36. Computer-Controlled Smell Output
    • Chapter 37. Perfume Materials: Prediction of Fragrance Headspace
    • Chapter 38. Using phase Diagrams to Follow Fragrance in an Emulsion
    • Chapter 39. What Every Formulator Needs to Know about Fragrance
    • Chapter 40. Fragrance Handbook: Creating a Winning Candle Fragrance
    • Chapter 41. Strategies to Analyze Suspected Allergens in Fragrances
    • Chapter 42. Focus on Perception: Non-Attentive Smelling & Perfume Practices
  • Part VII: Marketing & Trends
    • Chapter 43. Point of View: Natural Fragrance Ingredients
    • Chapter 44. Global Report: New Scents Revive Soaps
    • Chapter 45. Inviting Aromas
    • Chapter 46. Fragrancing with Intent
    • Chapter 47. Global Report: Aromatherapy
    • Chapter 48. Emerging Trends in Aromatherapy: Oral Care
    • Chapter 49. Refining Function with Fragrance
    • Chapter 50. Extending the Hair Care Line with Fragrance
    • Chapter 51. Extrasensory Perception in Product Development
    • Chapter 52. Aroma Compounds of Mango and Papaya from Cameroon
    • Chapter 53. The State of Vanilla
    • Chapter 54. New Techniques: The Future of Citrus
    • Chapter 55. The Spirit of the Brand
    • Chapter 56. Leveraging Scent to Deliver on Brand Promise
    • Chapter 57. Trends and Similarities in Fragrances and Personal Care
    • Chapter 58. Fragrance Gains in 2006
  • Index

Authors include:

  • Robert P. Adams, PhD
  • Danute Pajaujis Anonis
  • Antoine Gaillard
  • Stephen J. Herman
  • J. Stephan Jellinek
  • Brian M. Lawrence, PhD
  • Perry Romanowski
  • Randy Schueller
  • Robert Siegel

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