With perfume sales in much of the rest of the world slowing or declining, the industry, primarily based in Paris and New York, hopes for significant growth in China. The market there remains small, though sales are rising exponentially. Nobody knows the exact growth rate, but Patrick de Lambilly, the vice president for Asia for Coty, says, “You can see 20, 30, and 40 percent a year.”

— Columnist Chandler Burr, in Fragrance Market Is Establishing a Foothold in China, in the New York Times.

The faux-badass packaging warns Love Kills Slowly. So does this juice.

— Canada's National Post smells the new Ed Hardy Woman.