IPF AWARDS FOR SUSTAINABLE PERFUME AND PACKAGING
NEW LUXURY AWARDS 2020
Show the World you Really Care!
Show the World you Really Care!
The International Perfume Foundation New Luxury Awards 2020 will be organized this year in partnership with:
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Additional Partners and Sponsors to be announced soon
Nominations will be announced on January 15-2021
Winners will be announced during the Award Ceremony on February 12-2021
Give us Your Vision of the Future
Are you a brand, a perfumer, a packaging engineer or a designer?
You are the future of this industry!
Does the New Luxury Code inspire you?
Give us your vision of the future!
What will be perfume in 2025?
Our objective is to stimulate creativity in perfume and packaging in adopting the New Luxury Code as sustainability standards for Authenticity, Integrity and Transparency.
This competition has also for objective to create a link between new perfumers, new designers and students in perfumery or packaging.
Together Let’s Make our Industry a Leader in Sustainability!
Jury
The jury is composed by Academicians, Members of the Teacher’s Academy, experts and world renowned influencersfrom the perfume and packaging industry who will first choose up to 10 entries to be shortlisted.
Competition opened to:
- Brands
- Perfumers following the standards of the International Perfume Foundation
- Graduates of a Perfumery Schools
- Students in Perfumery
- Designers in Packaging
- Engineers in Packaging
- Graduates of a Packaging Schools
- Students in Packaging
Rules and Key factors
Creating a Perfume or a Packaging following the New Luxury Code.
For Perfume
Perfume should respect the standards of the International Perfume Foundation for Certification:
-Formulating perfumes from 100% natural materials, using quality biodynamic and botanical ingredients that do not include GMO Plants and that have been sustainably and ethically sourced.
-Refraining to use animal musks, animal testing (by perfumers or their suppliers), synthetic compounds, parabens, phthalates (carcinogens and endocrine disruptors), isolates, phenoxyethanol, glycols, ethoxylated compounds.
-Creating a perfume with a soul and a story to tell.
For Packaging
Packaging should be collectible, refillable, reusable or recyclable.
- Creating Packaging that no one wants to throw away: collectible perfume bottles.
- Creating Packaging with a soul and a story to tell.
- Avoiding using plastics or non-recyclable material.
- Avoiding mixing materials if they cannot be easily separate for recycling.
- Ergonomics / Functionality (the package should be easy to store, hold, open and close)
- Using non-toxic ink for printing.
-Product protection: the package protecting the product throughout the logistics chain has also to be sustainable (use of renewable and biodegradable materials, material efficiency, material savings, recyclability, reusability).
The jury is composed by Academicians, Members of the Teacher’s Academy, experts and world renowned influencersfrom the perfume and packaging industry who will first choose up to 10 entries to be shortlisted.
Competition opened to:
- Brands
- Perfumers following the standards of the International Perfume Foundation
- Graduates of a Perfumery Schools
- Students in Perfumery
- Designers in Packaging
- Engineers in Packaging
- Graduates of a Packaging Schools
- Students in Packaging
Rules and Key factors
Creating a Perfume or a Packaging following the New Luxury Code.
For Perfume
Perfume should respect the standards of the International Perfume Foundation for Certification:
-Formulating perfumes from 100% natural materials, using quality biodynamic and botanical ingredients that do not include GMO Plants and that have been sustainably and ethically sourced.
-Refraining to use animal musks, animal testing (by perfumers or their suppliers), synthetic compounds, parabens, phthalates (carcinogens and endocrine disruptors), isolates, phenoxyethanol, glycols, ethoxylated compounds.
-Creating a perfume with a soul and a story to tell.
For Packaging
Packaging should be collectible, refillable, reusable or recyclable.
- Creating Packaging that no one wants to throw away: collectible perfume bottles.
- Creating Packaging with a soul and a story to tell.
- Avoiding using plastics or non-recyclable material.
- Avoiding mixing materials if they cannot be easily separate for recycling.
- Ergonomics / Functionality (the package should be easy to store, hold, open and close)
- Using non-toxic ink for printing.
-Product protection: the package protecting the product throughout the logistics chain has also to be sustainable (use of renewable and biodegradable materials, material efficiency, material savings, recyclability, reusability).