Tauer creates all-round perfumes!

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Switzerland-based perfumer Andy Tauer has launched three room perfumes, which can also perfume your skin and fabrics.

Tauer says, “The room fragrances are rich in naturals, and are micro encapsulated in a carrier, making them last. And because they are water based: they are safe to use, too.”

He adds “the sprayer is simply amazing. This is actually pretty hightech. It even sprays upside down!”

Enjoy your After-Work drinks! You deserve it! Yours, Fran

Foolproof Blending Tool Kit

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Layering scents is wonderful and rewarding, but sometimes it would be great to be able to blend your own scent and just carry it around with you in a bottle.

Now you can.
The Demeter Blending Tool Kit includes:
• ONE Fragrance Funnel
• SIX Droppers
• ONE 1 oz Refillable Bottle with Pump, Cap and a Customizable Label
• BLENDING STRIPS for easy blending

Everything you need to blend and personalize your own fragrance, using Demeter single note scents as your palette.  
All Demeter colognes are reusable, so they can be opened and the fragrances mixed in the Blending Bottle.

Express your scent-creativity the way you want! Lots of love from Romania. Yours, Fran

Damn Rebel B*tches

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art, Beauty, blog, Damn Rebel Bitches, design, fragrance, Franziska Josteit, In-Imitable, marketing, perfume, perfumer, perfumery, Reek, scent, smell, Urban Reivers

Reek by Urban Reivers, a fragrance brand launched by Sara Sheridan in 2016, celebrates brave and rebellious Scottish women.

Its first scent, Damn Rebel B*tches, is made in collaboration with female perfumer Sarah McCartney of 4160 Tuesdays.

The new campaign uses untouched images of real women.

Adventurous images! I like!
Best wishes from Romania (holiday trip). Yours, Fran

A direct line to consumer tastes – Givaudan is teaching fashion students

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art, Beauty, blog, conde nast international, design, fabrics, fashion, fragrance, Franziska Josteit, Givaudan, In-Imitable, innovation, marketing, perfume, perfumer, perfumery, scent, Shanghai, smell

The Shanghai-based Center of Fashion and Design is one of Asia’s most vibrant outposts for cutting-edge ideas in couture, clothes and concepts. It is here that passionate fashionistas study every aspect of fashion design, branding and marketing. This includes fragrance, an essential brand extension for every designer.

Givaudan has been invited to train students in fragrance appreciation and understanding as part of the school’s Luxury Marketing curriculum. As a fragrance leader in China, Givaudan is recognised by customers and industry alike as a trusted and expert partner in the art of perfume. Here is a link to the course.

Great vision indeed! I wish you a lovely week! Yours, Fran

The smell-taste experiment

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experiment, fragrance, Franziska Josteit, GMM, Good Mythical Morning, In-Imitable, perfume, scent, smell, taste

Rhett & Link from the daily morning talk show named Good Mythical Morning are tasting food with their noses. The hypothesis is that actually 50% of our tasting is smelling… Watch this video to get more insights:

Funny experiment to watch – the guys are just entertaining! Yours, Fran

…If we could eat anything we want…

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art, blog, design, experiment, food, fragrance, Franziska Josteit, Health, In-Imitable, innovation, JINSOO AN, marketing, perfume, Project Nourished, smell, technology, virtual reality

… without regret!!! Project Nourished made it possible!

Similar to the previous post, this project tricks our brain in a smart and visually tempting way!

“Our perception of a meal relies upon different sensory input derived from the visuals, flavors, scents, textures, consistency and auditory feedback of what we eat. By isolating various flavor compounds and recreating their taste and textural profiles — coupled with virtual reality, aromatic diffusion and auditory sensation — we can mimic a surprising amount of eating experience.”

There is still so much to discover! Happy belated Christmas. Yours, Fran

FeelReal – a new gadget for playboys

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FeelReal is THE new gadget for a cinema-feeling at home. Basicially its a helmet (looking totally unsocial at home), with which you can play games, but more real than ever before.

The startup company has created a virtual reality mask and helmet that lets you smell virtual environments. The company claims its devices stimulate both the olfactory (smell) and tactile (touch) senses, thereby immersing you in virtual water mist or wind or a battlefield.

The device includes an odor generator that takes seven removable “smell cartridges,” which vaporize a mixture of perfumes to create an appropriate scent for the game you’re playing or the movie you’re watching.

I’m not allowing this device at home *smile* it’s such a playboy device! Yours, Fran

The museum of feelings in NYC

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advertising, airfreshener, art, blog, candles, design, emotions, experiment, fragrance, Franziska Josteit, Glade, Home, In-Imitable, innovation, marketing, NYC, perfume, smell, technology, The Museum of feelings

Welcome to the first museum that reacts to emotions—and turns them into art.

Is New York feeling exhilarated, calm, optimistic? The Museum’s exterior changes color to reflect the mood of the city by scraping social media and other real-time data.

Each installation invites emotional interaction. Touch, feel, play, listen, imagine and breathe. You can even step into the first kaleidoscope controlled by emotion.

“Float through the feeling of calm on a lavender cloud. Use your own biometric data to create a MoodLens—or unique emotional selfie—and match it with a perfect custom fragrance.”

Sponsored by Glade, the bigggest american airfreshener company, you quickly notice that the museum is ‘merely’ a great marketing campaign.

I hope you could still enjoyed the story! Yours, Fran

Fleurs des Rêves – the world’s first colour changing flowers

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art, blog, chameleon, design, experiment, flower, fragrance, Franziska Josteit, innovation, London, marketing, perfume, Perrier-Jouët Champagne, scent, smell, technology, temperature, trends

As cliché as it seems, a bouquet of flowers can still make a great gift, especially if those flowers mysteriously change colors based on certain temperatures…

In collaboration with Perrier-Jouët Champagne, Bompas & Parr created two different chameleon blooms, thermochromatic flowers that magically change to create a more dynamic bouquet than your regular flower shop variety.

Funky idea! This is when nature meets technology. Yours, Fran

Marketing can make you buy anything – new Mac candle

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If you love the smell of a new Mac, you can now buy it.

Twelve South is a company that designs accessories exclusively for Apple products. It sells things like iPhone cases and iPad covers, and now apparently sells scented candles. The Independent reports that the “New Mac Soy Candle” burns for up to 55 hours, effusing the fragrance of a newly opened Mac laptop.

Twelve South says that the scent was created using hints of mint, peach, basil, lavender, mandarin, and sage. It costs $24, is made completely from soy wax, and is hand poured in Charleston, South Carolina. Within just two hours after going on sale, the hundreds of New Mac Soy Candles that had been in stock sold out.

“We’re like a team of Mac nerds here. Something that starts as a joke can very easily become a product,” Twelve South co-founder Andrew Green said. “It’s an idea that’s clearly struck a nerve, so we’ll make more.”

Slightly weird… but marketing is doing a great job here! Yours, Fran