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grasse : The world of perfume will always be associated with the universe of luxury and sophistication. Fragrances of the utmost quality can move us and send positive messages to those around us, via new olfactory experiences. grasse aromatic raw materials
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grasse : In the Middle Ages, Grasse was the economic center of eastern Provence; it boasted many tanneries, a great deal of capital, and numerous skills. Its leathers enjoyed huge renown. The fashion for scenting leather, which came from Italy, had a purpose: to mask the imperfections of tanning and its unpleasant residual odours. .
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aromatic raw materials grasse : In 1963, Rodrigue ROMANI, a professional perfume designer and outstanding nose, set up his research laboratory and perfume studio in Grasse. His daughter, Viviane ROMANI, joined the business in 1966, followed by her husband, Charles CARUSO, in 1982. grasse
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aromatic raw materials grasse : The new factory located in Saint-Cézaire, near Grasse, was constructed in 1995. To cope with the company's growth, major investments were made in 2009, taking production capacity up to 3000m², and rising to meet the latest European standards in terms of safety, hygiene and respect for the environment.
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aromatic raw materials grasse : Over 1,000 natural and synthetic raw materials are constantly in stock, strictly selected for their quality.
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aromatic raw materials grasse : Gas phase chromatography: for checking the purity of the raw materials in a composition, and for ensuring that manufactured products match control samples. Densimeter, refractometer, flash point tester.
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aromatic raw materials grasse : SFA creates, manufactures and sales scented compositions, also named concentrates, which are subsequently incorporated into its industrialist clients' finished goods: fine perfumery (containing alcohol or alcohol-free), cosmetics, home fragrance and decorative items, luxury soaps, etc.
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aromatic raw materials grasse : Once a perfume designer has created a formula, all of the ingredients are weighed and blended then the mixture is reassessed by the perfume designer. Several readjustments may be necessary before the best result is obtained, ready to be presented to the client.
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aromatic raw materials grasse : he Directive on dangerous substances and preparations, which defines the different safety symbols, allowing for greater precautions when handling products and labelling the products it sells. - The European Cosmetics Directive REACH: European regulations pertaining to the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemical substances imported into, or manufactured in, Europe.
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aromatic raw materials grasse : SFA creates and develops olfactory formulae to be incorporated into a variety of media. The formula of any single olfactory concept will be adapted to suit different destinations and usages - either for technical reasons or to obtain a better final effect. Expertise is tailored to each type of application.
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aromatic raw materials grasse : Home fragrances are extremely fashionable. SFA develops compositions that are suitable for waxes, and studies their strength and colour.
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aromatic raw materials grasse : IFRA (International Fragrance Association): an organisation that analyses the ingredients in a scented product and recommends dosages for each type of finished product. It sometimes even bans the use of certain substances.
- The Directives in each country or zone, mainly Japan, Canada, the United States, the members of ASEAN in South-East Asia, and Australia.
