Welcome to another edition of Weekly Fragrance News, where we explore what's happening throughout the fragrance industry beyond new releases and advertised notes. This week brings new fragrances from Parfums de Marly, Costa Brazil, Future Society, Jupilo Roma, and LOEWE, along with developments involving Givaudan, international fragrance exhibitions, ingredient science, and regulatory discussions. As always, we'll distinguish actual releases from announcements, proposed regulations from final requirements, and advertised fragrance accords from confirmed raw materials. 📰 1. NEW NICHE & ARTISAN FRAGRANCE RELEASES PARFUMS DE MARLY-CRÉCY EXTRAIT DE PARFUM November 10, 2026 / Announced Parfums de Marly announced Crécy, the fourth fragrance in its Les Extraits collection, following Valero, Eragon, and Carios. The advertised notes include blackcurrant, lavender, rose, iris, benzoin, and ambrox. The composition is presented as a woody, floral, aromatic, and balsamic fragrance. The November 10 announcement did not establish a confirmed worldwide retail launch date. COSTA BRAZIL- BREU & CAPIM DOURADO November 8 announcement | November 10 scheduled launch Costa Brazil introduced two fragrances inspired by Brazilian botanical materials and landscapes. BREU: Elemi, citrus, tree sap, breu resin accord, olibanum, oud, sandalwood, and patchouli. CAPIM DOURADO: Bergamot, ginger, cardamom, maté absolute, orris, jasmine, vetiver, saffron, and golden-grass inspiration. Both were announced in 30 ml bottles at $198 each. An interesting aspect of these compositions is their use of botanical concepts associated with Brazil's natural environment. Breu is an aromatic resin associated with certain Protium species, while capim dourado refers to golden grass associated with Brazil's Jalapão region. An advertised botanical accord, however, does not necessarily confirm that an extract of the named plant is present in the formula. FUTURE SOCIETY - SNOW BEGINNINGS November 10, 2026 | Limited-edition release

My greatest mistake, with a double error, happened last year !! Davidoff Cool Water was one of my favourite fragrances during my adolescence, just following Versace l'Homme and Drakkar Noir. Last year I was online looking for something new, and I found a very good offer for a 125ml Cool Water bottle (around 30$). Nostalgia for my youth immediately took over, and I bought the bottle with no hesitation...and unfortunately without information and further details of the flanker. It was called Intense, I just thought "Wow, an intense version of my original Cool Water"....what could go wrong ??? The moment I received the packet and sprayed was the moment I discovered Fragrantica Notes 😭 And I really felt stupid 🥶I was so disappointed, not only for the new fragrances I didn't love (it's not soo bad after all), but to have missed my Nostalgia Moment 🤣 Well I didn't lear to avoid blind buys, but at least I learned to study in detail what I buy befor purchasing it !! 😉 And what was your worst experience in blind buys ?