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Can we predict fragrance preferences from consumers' choice of colour?

A relationship between colour preference and fragrance, should one exist, might enable inferences to be drawn from information concerning the former about which types of perfume a consumer might be expected to wish to buy. This paper seeks to...

Catalogue: Seminar 1996: Capturing The Elusive Appeal Of Fragrance

Authors: Vivien S. Wilton-Middlemass, David Rose

December 1, 1996

New insights for retail range development in the toiletries market

This paper discusses an approach to retail range development and category management for the toiletries and cosmetics sector on a multi- country basis. The paper develops a retail structure model for a number of national markets. Having looked at the...

Catalogue: Seminar 1997: The Changing Retail Scene

Authors: Mike Harris, Remi Vazeille

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

June 15, 1997

GPS - Generating Perfume Sparkles by Global Positioning System

This paper describes the 'GPS' approach, which consists of defining the right target for the next perfume of the brand 'XYZ' and of point out the concepts to which this target is sensitive. The aim of GPS is to serve the development of perfume...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Fragrance Research Conference 2003

Authors: Patrick Duquesne, Frédéric Miedzinski

March 16, 2003

Direct olfactometry and gas ography as a tool for the dynamic semantic characterisation of fragrances?

This paper presents a new method for fragrance evaluation: Direct Gas Chromatography-Olfactometry.All tests were performed with a set of six fragrances representing the sweet and 'gourmand' trend emerging during the 1990s. A preliminary study...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Fragrance Research Conference 2005

Authors: Barbara Rega, Jean-Marc Sieffermann, Julien Delarue, Pierre Giampaoli

May 15, 2005

The testing and development of innovative fragrances

Part one of the paper reviews the innovation process and relates this to the creation of new fragrances. Special attention is focussed on the development phase, of the creative process, which recognises the difficulty of using conventional market...

Catalogue: Seminar 1991: Fine Fragrances And Fragrances In Consumer Products

Author: Tom McGee

Company: Givaudan

June 15, 1991

Aroma psychology

The rather intricate process of odour perceptation and evaluation defies any exact measurements of consumer responses to fragranced products. This paper will discuss a psychological approach towards fragrance evaluation leading to a theory of...

Catalogue: Seminar 1993: Consumer Research In Fragrance Business

Author: Hans-Otto Schmidt

June 15, 1993

Where does fragrance fit into the product concept?

The data reported here come from a much larger study involving the marketing language used with fragranced products. The goal of the original set of studies was to identify what language drove interest in a fragranced product, for a set of 30...

Catalogue: Fragrance 2007

Author: Howard R. Moskowitz

Company: Moskowitz Jacobs Inc.

November 14, 2007

When you can smell the feel and touch the colour

This presentation experiments with a completely out of the box methodology to help innovation labs get better inputs in product development – unbiased, more discriminating.Innovation teams need help with exploring only texture articulation and...

Catalogue: Global Qualitative 2014: Research Renaissance

Authors: Runa Gupta, Vartika Hali, Vishal Sampat

June 15, 2014

From social listening to e-seeing

The following report shows how L'Oréal Spain evolved from a classic social listening practice, based on text interpretation, to image-based analytics by developing AI existing algorithms with machine-learning techniques. Discovering how fast the...

Catalogue: Congress 2019: The Global Data & Insights Summit

Authors: Estefanía Yaguez Lorenzo, Alberto Rodríguez Romo

Company: L'Oréal

September 8, 2019