A winning brief for creating fragrance

Published: 11-Oct-2015
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IFRA UK Director Lisa Hipgrave's guide to dos and don’ts of fragrance creation

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Deciding to create a fragrance is the easy part, relatively speaking. When SPC asked me to outline just how a new fragrance is created from initial brief to finished product application, I relished the opportunity to offer what I hope will be some useful guidance for anyone involved in bringing fragranced products to market.

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