Sentence examples for many perfume makers from inspiring English sources

It is still used in perfumes, although many perfume makers now use a synthetic version.

Costly land and labour values have forced many perfume makers to move to major cities and increase the use of synthetic materials, said Virginia Bonofiglio, associate chairperson of cosmetics and fragrance marketing at the Fashion Institute of Technology.

It is still used in perfumes, although many perfume makers now use a synthetic version instead of ambergris because it is associated with whaling and the sperm whale is a vulnerable species.

Its sweet heart — a vanilla, praline and caramel accord that made it stand out from the floral and powdery scents of the 1980s and early '90s, and arguably created the "gourmand" perfume category — is copied by so many fragrance makers you could be forgiven for confusing a perfume counter with a confectionery, at least if your eyes are closed.

Perfume makers value it for its retention of scents.

The vogue for all things retro is a marketing opportunity not lost on perfume makers.

This year, perfume makers are reviving the atomizer, that vanity-table icon from the heyday of glamour.

Synthetic substitutes for ambergris — one example is the drug Ambrox — have already been used for decades by perfume makers.

Like double-caffeinated espressos that give extra punch, perfume makers are stirring up concentrated versions of their fragrances.

There are glass blowers (Michael Anchin Glass Company), perfume makers (CB I Hate Perfume) and illegal urban beekeepers who've set up shop in East Williamsburg with that same can-do spirit that got us to the New World in the first place.

The country has a small market for scents, but sales are rising exponentially and perfume makers are trying to navigate the vagaries of the Chinese marketplace.