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Testing the Senses: How Fragrance Science Can Hide or Enhance Skincare Claims
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2026-02-25
10 min read
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Learn how fragrance and trigeminal sensations shape perceived efficacy — and what shoppers and brands must do for honest, transparent skincare in 2026.
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