Nice abs, for Tom Ford Ombré Leather Reserve.
56 fragrance allergens
The three-year transition period of EU Commission Regulation 2023/1545 [closed July 31], and “natural beauty” positioned brands may face the sharpest consequences. Now, cosmetic products containing any of the 56 fragrance allergens added to Annex III of the regulation cannot be placed on the EU market unless each substance appears individually in the ingredient list when its concentration exceeds 0.001% in leave-on products or 0.01% in rinse-off.
[...]The botanicals include lavender, rose, ylang ylang, bergamot, lemon peel oil, lemongrass, eucalyptus, clove, jasmine, peppermint, spearmint, geranium, patchouli, sandalwood, cedarwood, narcissus, bay laurel, and cassia and Ceylon cinnamon oils.
— Read more in EU fragrance allergen rules take effect and more than triple disclosure list at Personal Care Insights.
Her influence drifts through the city like perfume
A spot for Penhaligon’s The Manoeuvres Of The Baroness.
Elixiris
Mane’s Elixiris co-extract recently earned the “Most Innovative Ingredient” award at the 2026 World Perfumery Congress, presented by the American Society of Perfumers.
Created through the co-distillation of precious orris roots and rectified cedarwood essential oil, Elixiris goes beyond a traditional blend by using one raw material as a co-solvent to fuse the two ingredients into a unique olfactive signature.
— Read more about the new molecules you might be seeing in perfume descriptions, in Disrupting the Bouquet: New Floral Fragrance Materials at Perfumer & Flavorist.
50 years of creative freedom
A spot for L’Artisan Parfumeur’s 50th anniversary. Below the jump, three more: a spot about the brand’s founder Jean Laporte, a spot for the latest iteration of the Pierre Dinand blackberry bottle, and a spot for their latest fragrance, L’Amant.