Many studies have been undertaken to quantify what types of fragrances appeal to different geographies and it has been said that the Asian market prefers citrusy and green fragrances while the U.S. This fragrance reminds me of my mom and therefore I like it or this fragrance reminds me of my mom and therefore I think it’s for an older person and not for me. The fragrances someone chooses are very personal and depend on everything they have smelled before.” Bonofiglio continues by explaining that the reaction can be both positive or negative. “The sense of smell is attached to the limbic region of the brain which controls memories and emotions. It was a challenge to find the right scent that would appeal to a market that was more interested in skincare and makeup.īonofiglio shares expertise in this area by discussing how the international fragrance industry tries to create fragrances that have a global appeal, but in reality, scent appeal in different geographies occurs because fragrance likes and dislikes are, at heart, local in nature.
For example, the China market had the potential to add 15 million consumers but the scents needed to be of softer and subtle notes. or Europe and developing scents and campaigns to appeal to the target markets was challenging, even for experts like Madar and Benacin. Madar talked about how these new markets were not similar to the U.S. The fragrance market is constantly filled with new choices and scents that appeal across a wide. Both North America and Europe were always strong markets but in the past two decades, emerging markets like Asia, and China became growth opportunities. Globalization has added market expansion for the company and the fragrance industry overall. The work accomplished by the Maison has contributed considerably to this success, and has allowed us to build a lasting position in the universe of men’s fragrances.” International markets have a strong appeal
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Madar said, “Montblanc fragrances have met with growing success since the signing of our first license agreement, first with the Montblanc Legend line and then the Montblanc Emblem line. Men’s launched in 2011 with Montblanc Legend and the first women’s scent then Legend Pour Femme was introduced in 2013. Montblanc launched its line of men’s fragrances first and then entered the women’s market, whereas most other brands have launched women’s first and followed with men’s. Today, however, Madar noted that its number one scent in the company in terms of sales revenue is Montblanc, a fragrance brand that does $168 million per year. Initially, when InterParfums first launched, almost all men wore deodorant and did not use cologne or scents. Men’s scents have also grown over the past few decades. Scents for men have spurred fragrance growth “The direct-to-consumer trend, spurred by the pandemic, was embraced by indie fragrance brands that viewed this as an opportunity to build a community of loyal fragrance aficionados.” The growth of fragrance demand can be attributed to wider access to a variety of products. Bonofiglio believes the fragrance industry has done a great job with storytelling and consumers responded by purchasing fragrances directly without the support of retailers and advertisers. The market is constantly filled with new choices and scents that appeal across a wide range of customer markets. Madar discussed how 80% of the fragrance launches do not run past a couple of years and some end within six months of launch. You can enjoy this luxury all by yourself while you are isolated from others and are spending most of your time staring at a screen.” The fragrance is an affordable luxury, a little treat you can give yourself without breaking the bank. Bonofiglio said, “If we isolate fragrance, the probable reasons consumers purchased more fragrances during this period fall into a couple of buckets. Color cosmetics experienced a sharp drop in sales while skincare, hair care and fragrances all saw increases. Virginia Bonofiglio, chairperson of the cosmetics and fragrance marketing program at the Fashion Institute of Technology, discussed how fragrance sales have had an unprecedented spike over the past two years and experts have weighed in on this phenomenon by looking at consumer behavior across all the beauty categories. market experienced a 49% increase in prestige fragrance in 2019 versus 2018. Global fragrance sales were up 6% in 2021 versus 2019, and the U.S. Consumer purchasing in health and wellness has increased since the pandemic including the fragrance category.
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