From the jasmine fields of Grasse to the ancient attar stills of Kannauj, perfume is one of the world's oldest — and most misunderstood — industries. Behind every bottle on a department store shelf sits a hidden world of flower harvests measured in single days, family distilleries guarding centuries-old techniques, and a global trade in raw materials most consumers will never think to ask about. The Scent Economy pulls back the curtain on that world, taking readers inside the cities, science, and supply chains that make fragrance a multi-billion-dollar global business — then shows aspiring entrepreneurs exactly how to build a genuine, sustainable business within it.
This comprehensive guide is organized in five parts. It opens with a tour of the world's great perfume-producing regions — Grasse, Kannauj, Taif, Cairo, Florence, Nabeul, and the emerging regions of Bulgaria, Mysore, and the Comoros — tracing how history, climate, and culture shaped each one into a fragrance capital. From there, it moves into the science and craft of perfumery itself: the raw materials, the extraction methods, the fragrance families, and the perfumer's own art of blending, aging, and finishing a formula. A third section examines the modern industry's structure and regulation — the handful of global fragrance houses that quietly compound most of the world's perfumes, the supply chains connecting farm to bottle, and the safety standards every formula must meet before it can legally reach a customer.
The book's second half turns fully toward business. Readers get a clear-eyed map of the market — niche, indie, and legacy brands, and how their economics genuinely differ — followed by a practical playbook for building an indie fragrance brand, a traditional attar business, or a private-label venture from the ground up. Along the way, the book covers costing frameworks and realistic margins, supplier vetting and sourcing strategy, branding and packaging decisions, e-commerce and social commerce tactics for brands with no advertising budget, and the legal and compliance basics every founder needs before launch. Real case studies of small fragrance brands that scaled successfully ground the advice in what has actually worked, not just theory. The book closes with a concrete 90-day launch roadmap, a catalog of common pitfalls to avoid, and a glossary and resource list for continued reference.
Whether you're a student of world history, a fragrance enthusiast, or an entrepreneur exploring your next venture, The Scent Economy offers both the cultural depth and the commercial clarity to understand — and enter — this timeless industry.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - From the jasmine fields of Grasse to the ancient attar stills of Kannauj, perfume is one of the world's oldest - and most misunderstood - industries. Behind every bottle on a department store shelf sits a hidden world of flower harvests measured in single days, family distilleries guarding centuries-old techniques, and a global trade in raw materials most consumers will never think to ask about. The Scent Economy pulls back the curtain on that world, taking readers inside the cities, science, and supply chains that make fragrance a multi-billion-dollar global business - then shows aspiring entrepreneurs exactly how to build a genuine, sustainable business within it.This comprehensive guide is organized in five parts. It opens with a tour of the world's great perfume-producing regions - Grasse, Kannauj, Taif, Cairo, Florence, Nabeul, and the emerging regions of Bulgaria, Mysore, and the Comoros - tracing how history, climate, and culture shaped each one into a fragrance capital. From there, it moves into the science and craft of perfumery itself: the raw materials, the extraction methods, the fragrance families, and the perfumer's own art of blending, aging, and finishing a formula. A third section examines the modern industry's structure and regulation - the handful of global fragrance houses that quietly compound most of the world's perfumes, the supply chains connecting farm to bottle, and the safety standards every formula must meet before it can legally reach a customer.The book's second half turns fully toward business. Readers get a clear-eyed map of the market - niche, indie, and legacy brands, and how their economics genuinely differ - followed by a practical playbook for building an indie fragrance brand, a traditional attar business, or a private-label venture from the ground up. Along the way, the book covers costing frameworks and realistic margins, supplier vetting and sourcing strategy, branding and packaging decisions, e-commerce and social commerce tactics for brands with no advertising budget, and the legal and compliance basics every founder needs before launch. Real case studies of small fragrance brands that scaled successfully ground the advice in what has actually worked, not just theory. The book closes with a concrete 90-day launch roadmap, a catalog of common pitfalls to avoid, and a glossary and resource list for continued reference.Whether you're a student of world history, a fragrance enthusiast, or an entrepreneur exploring your next venture, The Scent Economy offers both the cultural depth and the commercial clarity to understand - and enter - this timeless industry. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798188602284
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. From the jasmine fields of Grasse to the ancient attar stills of Kannauj, perfume is one of the world's oldest - and most misunderstood - industries. Behind every bottle on a department store shelf sits a hidden world of flower harvests measured in single days, family distilleries guarding centuries-old techniques, and a global trade in raw materials most consumers will never think to ask about. The Scent Economy pulls back the curtain on that world, taking readers inside the cities, science, and supply chains that make fragrance a multi-billion-dollar global business - then shows aspiring entrepreneurs exactly how to build a genuine, sustainable business within it.This comprehensive guide is organized in five parts. It opens with a tour of the world's great perfume-producing regions - Grasse, Kannauj, Taif, Cairo, Florence, Nabeul, and the emerging regions of Bulgaria, Mysore, and the Comoros - tracing how history, climate, and culture shaped each one into a fragrance capital. From there, it moves into the science and craft of perfumery itself: the raw materials, the extraction methods, the fragrance families, and the perfumer's own art of blending, aging, and finishing a formula. A third section examines the modern industry's structure and regulation - the handful of global fragrance houses that quietly compound most of the world's perfumes, the supply chains connecting farm to bottle, and the safety standards every formula must meet before it can legally reach a customer.The book's second half turns fully toward business. Readers get a clear-eyed map of the market - niche, indie, and legacy brands, and how their economics genuinely differ - followed by a practical playbook for building an indie fragrance brand, a traditional attar business, or a private-label venture from the ground up. Along the way, the book covers costing frameworks and realistic margins, supplier vetting and sourcing strategy, branding and packaging decisions, e-commerce and social commerce tactics for brands with no advertising budget, and the legal and compliance basics every founder needs before launch. Real case studies of small fragrance brands that scaled successfully ground the advice in what has actually worked, not just theory. The book closes with a concrete 90-day launch roadmap, a catalog of common pitfalls to avoid, and a glossary and resource list for continued reference.Whether you're a student of world history, a fragrance enthusiast, or an entrepreneur exploring your next venture, The Scent Economy offers both the cultural depth and the commercial clarity to understand - and enter - this timeless industry. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798188602284
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