 more considerate of other i.e.: perhaps they will switch to dabbing Angel or other strong perfumes, as opposed to spraying them; this way they will affect other people less with their perfume, yet still will be able to enjoy it.Images of Angel perfume ads from LuxuryChina and from Fragrance UK.

I urge you to cast your vote for Cropwatch vs. IFRA in the poll run by Perfumer & Flavorist Magazine (it appears on the bottom left corner of the homepage). The results will be published in the February 7th issue of the magazine. Wouldn't it be fantastic if consumers will once and for all have an impact about these regulatory decisions instead of those being made for them?It seems we have reached a point where taking action is in place.

More updates later, as the campaign proceeds, as well as more explanations about IFRA, the 40th amendment, saftey, and what it has to do with us - perfumers, perfume connoisseurs and consumers.

For now, here is a quote from Tony Burfield:"The Pro-Synthetics Stance of the EU Cosmetics Sector.The ongoing policy direction of the Cosmetics section of the EU Commission then, is effectively condemning EU cosmetic/fragrance consumers to a synthetic chemical future, via the progressive & continuous assaults, often on dubious toxicological grounds, on the freedom to use, formulate with, & to buy, products which contain natural aromatic ingredients. These regulations against natural ingredients are biting deeper & deeper, such that incoming new perfumers do not have the skills to create fragrances with natural materials any more, as they are only expert in synthetic (Corporate) perfumery.Cropwatch believes the right for EU fragrance consumers to choose natural perfumes composed entirely of natural ingredients, is a basic human right, and this principle should be tested in law. The current demand for 100% natural perfumes - and now even a demand for 100% organic perfumes - is high in the EU marketplace. However perfumery companies cannot legally place many traditional natural perfume types on the marketplace (e.g. citrus colognes, fougeres etc.) because of existing regulations and red tape which work against formulation with natural ingredients. But fragrance consumers don’t want 100% synthetic perfumes – they have noticed that they smell unfinished, ‘chemical’ & disgusting - they want perfumes composed either of both natural & synthetic ingredients, or of 100
more considerate of other i.e.: perhaps they will switch to dabbing Angel or early impregnable perfumes, as opposed to spray them; this means they will affect other multitude less with their aroma, yet still will be able to enjoy it. Images of Angel perfume ads from LuxuryChina and from Fragrance UK. 

 I cheer you to cast your vote for Cropwatch vs. IFRA in the pate run by Perfumer & Flavorist Magazine (it appears on the bottom left corner of the homepage). The results will be print in the February 7th issue of the magazine. Wouldn't it be fantastic if consumer will once and for all have an impact about these regulative decisions rather of those being made for them?It seem we have reached a point where taking legal action is in place. 

 More updates later, as the campaign proceeds, as well as more explanations about IFRA, the 40th amendment, saftey, and what it has to do with us - perfumers, perfume connoisseurs and consumers. 

 For now, here is a quote from Tony Burfield:"The Pro - Synthetics Stance of the EU Cosmetics Sector. The ongoing policy direction of the Cosmetics part of the EU Commission then, is effectively condemning EU cosmetic / bouquet consumer to a celluloid chemical future, via the progressive & continuous assaults, often on doubtful toxicological grounds, on the freedom to use, formulate with, & to bribe, products which contain natural aromatic ingredients. These regulations against natural ingredients are biting deeper & deeper, such that incoming new perfumers do not give birth the skill to create fragrances with natural materials any more, as they are only expert in man-made (Corporate) perfumery. Cropwatch believes the right for EU aroma consumers to choose natural perfumes composed wholly of natural ingredients, is a basic human right, and this principle should be tested in jurisprudence. The current demand for 100% lifelike perfumes - and now even a demand for 100% organic perfume - is high in the EU marketplace. However perfumery companies cannot legally place many traditional natural aroma types on the marketplace (e.g. citrus cologne, fougeres etc .) because of existing regulations and red tape which work against conceptualization with natural ingredients. But aroma consumers do n’t want 100% synthetic perfumes – they have noticed that they smell unfinished, ‘ chemical ’ & disgusting - they desire perfumes composed either of both natural & synthetic ingredients, or of 100
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more considerate of other i.e.: perhaps they to Angel or strong perfumes, as way will affect other less with their yet still will be able to it.Images of Angel perfume ads from LuxuryChina and from Fragrance UK. I urge to cast your vote for Cropwatch vs. IFRA in the poll run by & Magazine appears the bottom left corner of the homepage). The results will be published in the February 7th of the magazine. Wouldn't it be fantastic if will once and for have an impact about these decisions of those made them?It we have reached point where taking action is in place. More updates later, as the campaign proceeds, as well as explanations about 40th amendment, and it to do with perfumers, perfume connoisseurs and consumers. For a quote from Tony Burfield:"The Pro-Synthetics Stance of EU Cosmetics ongoing policy direction of the Cosmetics of the EU Commission then, is effectively condemning cosmetic/fragrance consumers to a synthetic chemical future, via the progressive & continuous assaults, often on grounds, on the freedom use, formulate with, to products contain aromatic ingredients. regulations against natural ingredients are biting deeper & deeper, such that new perfumers do not have the skills to create fragrances materials more, as they only expert in synthetic perfumery.Cropwatch the right for EU to natural of ingredients, a basic human right, this principle should be tested law. The current demand and now even a demand for 100% organic - is high in the EU marketplace. perfumery companies cannot legally place many traditional natural perfume types on the (e.g. citrus etc.) because of existing regulations and red tape work against formulation with ingredients. But fragrance consumers don’t want 100% synthetic perfumes they noticed that smell unfinished, ‘chemical’ disgusting - they perfumes composed either natural & ingredients, of
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I urgE you to CAst youR vote for CRoPWatch vS. iFRA in tHE PoLl ruN by Perfumer & FlavorISt mAgazine (it appeaRs on thE bOTtOM LefT coRner of the hOmEpage). tHe resulTS wILL Be pUBlished in the FEbruary 7th isSUe oF the maGaZinE. wouldn'T it be FaNTasTic if consumErs wIll once anD for alL Have an iMPact aboUt thesE reGulAtorY DeCiSioNs INstEAd Of tHOse Being madE fOr Them?IT seeMS WE Have ReaChed A poinT where taking aCtiOn is IN plAce.

MoRe updAtes LaTer, as The camPaign PrOceeds, as well as mOre eXplanatioNs aBoUt IfRa, the 40tH AmendmEnt, SafTey, and wHat it haS To dO wITH Us - Perfumers, perfume coNnOISsEurs and cOnsumeRS.

FOr NOw, here is A qUotE froM tOny BuRfieLD:"THe Pro-SynTheticS stAnCe of the eU cosmetIcS SeCtoR.The oNGoinG policY directiOn of tHE Cosmetics sectIOn of the EU CommISsION tHEn, is EffEctively conDemnINg EU CosmETiC/frAGrancE consUmERs TO a synthetic chemical FuTure, viA the pRogressive & conTinuous assAULTs, often oN dubIOuS Toxicological gRoundS, on the freeDOm to use, fOrmulAte with, & tO buy, produCTS which coNtaIn nAtuRal AROmAtic ingredienTS. thesE rEgulatiOns Against NatUraL inGreDiEnts are biTing deepEr & DeEpEr, SucH that INcoming nEw PerFuMerS do noT Have thE skilLs to CrEaTE frAgranceS WiTH NatuRaL mAterIalS aNy morE, as tHEy aRe only eXpert in syNthETic (COrPoRate) perFumery.CropwatCh Believes thE rIghT for EU FRAgrance cOnsumers to choose natural PErfumes ComPosed EntiRely of natUraL ingreDieNTs, is a bAsic huMan riGhT, anD THis prINCiPle ShOuld be testED In lAw. The CuRrenT demand For 100% natural perfumes - ANd nOw even a demand For 100% OrgaNIC pErfUMeS - Is hIgH In tHE eU marketplace. HoWever perfuMeRY cOmpanies caNNot LeGally plAce many TradiTIonal naTural perfUme types oN tHe maRKEtpLace (e.g. citrUs colognEs, fougereS Etc.) beCAuSe of eXisTing reGuLatIons aNd red tAPe wHich wOrk agaInSt formUlatiOn With natuRal ingredients. But fragraNce conSumerS doN’t want 100% synTheTIc pErfumes – thEy haVe noticed tHat TheY smelL unFInishEd, ‘chEMiCal’ & DIsgusTing - THey want peRFuMes COMpOsed either oF BOTh nAturaL & syNThetic IngrEdients, or of 100
 more considerate of other  i.e.: per hapsthe y w il l sw itch  to dabbing An g el o r other strong perfume s, as  o p pose d  t o spr aying t h em ; thi swa y t he y  w ill a ffe ct othe r people l ess  w ith their pe r fu me, yet st ill  will be abl e t o enjo yit. I mages  of  Ange l perf u me ads  from Lux ur y Chinaa nd from F ra gran ce UK.

I urge yo u  t o  cast your vot e forCr o pw a t chvs.  IFRA in t he  poll run byP er f u m er&  Flavorist Ma gazine (ita ppe ars on  t heb ottomleftco r ner  of the hom epag e). The r esults will be publish ed inthe  Fe brua r y7t h i ss u e o f  t hem aga zine. Wo ul dn 't it  bef a n t asti c i f co nsume rs will onceand  for all  have  an i mpac tabout  these  regu la tory decisionsinst ead of th ose  b ein gmadef or the m?I t s eems we  have r e ach ed a po int where taking a ct i o nis in pl ace.
M or eu pdates l at er,  ast h e cam paig n  p roceeds,  as we l las  more e xp lanati on s a bou t IFR A , th e 40th  amendme nt, s a ftey, and what it has to dow it h us - pe rfu mers, perfu me c o nnoi sseu r sand consu mers. 
F or now, here is a quot efrom T ony B urfield:"ThePro-Synthe t i c s Stance  oft he EU Cosmetics S ector .The ongoi n g policy  dire ction of  the Cosm e t ics sect ion  of  th e E U Co mmission then , is e ff ectivel y c ondemni ngEUcos met ic /fragranc e consum er sto  a  sy nthet i c chemic al  fu tu re,  viat he pro gress ive&co n tin uous as s au l t s, o ft en  ondub io us to xico l ogi cal gro unds, onthe free do mto use,  formulate wi th , & to buy ,pro ductsw h ich cont ain natural aromatic in g redient s.These  reg ulationsaga inst n atu r al ing redien ts ar ebit i n g dee p e r& d ee per, sucht h atincom in g ne w perfu mers do not have t h e s kills to crea tefrag r a nc esw it h  na tu r alm a terials any mor e, as they  a r eonly exper t  in  s yntheti c (Corp orate )  perfum ery.Cropw atch beli ev es t h e  ri ght for EU  fragran ce consum e rs to ch oosenat ural p er fum es co mposed ent irely  of na tu ral in gredi en ts, is a  basic human right, and  thisprinc ipl e shouldbet est ed in law . Th e currentdem and  for100 %  natu ralp er fum e s - a nd n o w even ad em and f or  100% organ i c per fumes  -i s high  inthe EU marketplac e . However perf umer y com pan i es c an not legally pl ace  m a n y tradit io nal natural  perfume  t y pes o n themarket place ( e . g. citrus  col ogn es, fouge res  e t c.) bec au se of exi stin gregula tionsa nd r e d  tape which work  agai n s t for m ula tionwi th natu r al i ngredients . But fragr ance c onsu mersdon’t w an t 100%  sy nt hetic perf u mes – the y hav e notic ed  tha t t hey sm ellu n finis hed,  ‘ che mical’ &d i sg u st in g  -they  want  p erfu mes compo s ed eithe r o f  both n at ura l & synt h et i c  ingredien ts,  or o f 100
 more_considerate of_other i.e.: perhaps they_will switch_to_dabbing Angel_or_other strong perfumes,_as opposed to_spraying them; this way_they will affect_other_people less with their perfume, yet still will be able to enjoy it.Images of_Angel_perfume ads_from_LuxuryChina_and from Fragrance UK.

I urge_you to cast your vote_for Cropwatch_vs. IFRA in the poll run by Perfumer_&_Flavorist Magazine (it_appears on the bottom left corner of the homepage)._The results will be published in_the February 7th_issue_of_the magazine. Wouldn't it_be fantastic if consumers will once_and for all have an impact_about these regulatory decisions instead of those_being made for them?It seems we_have reached a point where_taking action_is in place.

More updates later,_as the campaign_proceeds, as_well as more_explanations about IFRA, the 40th amendment,_saftey, and what_it has to do with us_-_perfumers, perfume connoisseurs_and_consumers.

For_now, here_is a quote_from_Tony Burfield:"The_Pro-Synthetics_Stance of the EU Cosmetics Sector.The_ongoing_policy direction of the Cosmetics section of_the EU Commission then,_is_effectively condemning EU cosmetic/fragrance_consumers to a synthetic chemical_future, via the progressive & continuous_assaults, often_on dubious_toxicological grounds, on the freedom to use, formulate with, & to_buy, products which contain natural aromatic_ingredients. These regulations against_natural ingredients_are_biting deeper &_deeper,_such that_incoming new perfumers do not have the_skills to_create fragrances with natural materials any_more, as they are_only_expert in synthetic (Corporate) perfumery.Cropwatch believes_the right for EU fragrance consumers_to choose natural perfumes composed_entirely_of_natural ingredients, is a basic_human right, and this principle should_be tested in_law. The current demand for 100% natural_perfumes_- and now even a demand_for_100% organic perfumes - is high_in_the_EU marketplace. However perfumery companies_cannot legally place many traditional natural_perfume types on the marketplace (e.g. citrus colognes, fougeres_etc.) because of_existing regulations and red tape_which_work_against formulation with natural ingredients. But fragrance consumers don’t want_100% synthetic_perfumes – they_have noticed that they smell unfinished, ‘chemical’ & disgusting -_they want perfumes composed either of both_natural & synthetic ingredients, or of 100