From idea to bottle at COSMOLAB, and from scent to senses at SCENT Museum
HONG KONG, Nov. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- How does an idea become a perfume, and how does a perfume become a memory? Xuelei shows both answers at Cosmoprof Asia 2026 in Hong Kong, with three connected showcases covering product development, supply-chain collaboration and consumer experience.
At COSMOLAB, 10-12 November at AsiaWorld-Expo (Booth 8-A01, Hall 8), visitors see how supply-chain partners turn concepts into finished products. Initiated and coordinated by Xuelei, "Scent Utopia" brings together CPL Aromas for scent and Baralan for glass packaging. Glass packaging traveled from Italy to mainland China, where Xuelei coordinated integration and manufacturing before delivery to Hong Kong. The result, Forest in Motion, a 30ml fragrance made for the show, links scent, design, packaging and manufacturing in one jointly developed work.
At SCENT Museum, 11-13 November at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (Booth 5G-H3A, Hall 5G), the focus shifts from making scent to feeling it. Four hands-on stations pair fragrance with taste, vision, hearing and emotion. At the end of the route, each visitor receives a Synaesthetic Portrait — a personal map of how they connect scent and the senses. The experience reflects an emerging direction for fragrance: a future shaped by increasingly diverse, personal preferences rather than a single definition of beauty.
The experience is built with Xuelei Fragrance Museum, a 9,500 sqm museum certified by Guinness World Records as the largest fragrance museum and named to the Prix Versailles 2026 World's Most Beautiful Museums list, presented in partnership with UNESCO and the International Union of Architects (UIA).
Alongside the two official projects, Xuelei's OEM/ODM showcase shows how a brand idea moves from fragrance development to delivery. Together, the three stops point beyond production alone: helping partners shape a concept, make it real, and connect it with consumers.
About Xuelei
Founded in 1995, Guangzhou Xuelei Cosmetics Co., Ltd. has 31 years in perfumery. It operates a 40,000 sqm industrial park with annual capacity of over 100 million bottles, with branches in Dubai and Brazil. It holds ISO 22716, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and other certifications, and operates the Xuelei Fragrance Museum.
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Xuelei Brings Fragrance Creation to Life at Cosmoprof Asia 2026 With Three Showcases
NANJING, China, Nov. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Scholars and cultural experts from across the Yangtze River basin gathered in Nanjing on November 10 to explore the river's rich cultural heritage and discuss how it can be preserved and brought to life for new generations. Hosted by the Publicity Department of the CPC Nanjing Municipal Committee and organized by the Nanjing Yangtze River Culture Institute and other partners, the event, themed "One River, a Shared Heritage: Embracing a New Era," marked the release of the 2026 Blue Book on Yangtze River Culture and a report assessing cultural development in cities along the river. Participants represented the distinctive cultural traditions of regions throughout the basin, from Bashu (Sichuan and Chongqing) and Yunnan–Guizhou to Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi–Anhui and the lower Yangtze region.
Rather than confining the discussions to a conference room, organizers took participants onto the Yangtze itself. Departing from Zhongshan Wharf, the boat passed landmarks including the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, Pukou Wharf and Nanjing Xinjizhou National Wetland Park. Presentations on board, introductions to sites along the route and exchanges among experts brought together different chapters of the river's history, its diverse cultural traditions and the changing cityscape of Nanjing. The journey also offered a way to explore how the city is researching, preserving and sharing the Yangtze's cultural legacy.
In recent years, Nanjing has sought to restore the Yangtze's natural environment while protecting the cultural heritage along its banks. Formerly industrial stretches of waterfront have gradually given way to greener public spaces and cultural landscapes. Yangtze River Ecological Park and Xinjizhou Wetland are now part of a connected ecological corridor, while the population of Yangtze finless porpoises has been steadily recovering. Alongside these conservation efforts, the city is drawing connections between prehistoric sites, the spirit of self-reliance and perseverance embodied by the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, revolutionary history linked to the crossing of the Yangtze, and the remnants of its industrial past. Work is also progressing on the Nanjing section of the Yangtze River National Cultural Park. Through initiatives including the Blue Book and the Nanjing Yangtze Culture Forum, the city is strengthening exchanges across the river basin and bringing government, researchers and the wider public together in heritage conservation. The aim is to allow the Yangtze's natural environment, revitalized riverfront and millennia-old cultural traditions to flourish side by side.
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Experts Gather in Nanjing to Explore the Cultural Heritage of the Yangtze River
