Styrax Resinoide Vulcain

CAS: 8046-19-3

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Firmenich
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8046-19-3
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8046-19-3
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8046-19-3
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Descriptions
Description
The Vulcain series by Firmenich consists of products subjected to a special thermal treatment (extremely high temperatures), which alters their standard olfactory profile. In the case of styrax, this process softened its sharp edges, enhanced its cinnamon-like facets, and introduced warm, leathery nuances in the base note. Description from Firmenich's official website: OLFACTIVE DESCRIPTION Soft but not sweet, with light animalic note and enhanced cinnamic effect. The Pyrogenation process sublimates the original note with an intense warm leathery effect and a radiant dry-down. Usually in Perfumery, the aim is to preserve top notes, freshness, and raw material fidelity. With the Pyrogenation, the target is opposite: heavy, pyrogenized and leathery notes are sought. PERFUMERY USAGE Known as a fixative, Styrax enhances compositions with chypre and oriental notes. The VULCAIN range (Pyrogenized) is developed by Firmenich Natural Ingredients Innovation Center and offers a collection of wider and more intense notes than those of the original extracts. They provide a technical solution in the range of leathery notes with a great olfactory potential, and thus a use at very low dosage. PROCESS VULCAIN is the name of Firmenich Pyrogenation - A controlled and monitored creation of pyrogenized molecules during a specific heating process.
Odor description (Perfumiarz)
The Vulcain series by Firmenich consists of products subjected to a special thermal treatment (extremely high temperatures), which alters their standard olfactory profile. In the case of styrax, this process softened its sharp edges, enhanced its cinnamon-like facets, and introduced warm, leathery nuances in the base note. Description from Firmenich's official website: OLFACTIVE DESCRIPTION Soft but not sweet, with light animalic note and enhanced cinnamic effect. The Pyrogenation process sublimates the original note with an intense warm leathery effect and a radiant dry-down. Usually in Perfumery, the aim is to preserve top notes, freshness, and raw material fidelity. With the Pyrogenation, the target is opposite: heavy, pyrogenized and leathery notes are sought. PERFUMERY USAGE Known as a fixative, Styrax enhances compositions with chypre and oriental notes. The VULCAIN range (Pyrogenized) is developed by Firmenich Natural Ingredients Innovation Center and offers a collection of wider and more intense notes than those of the original extracts. They provide a technical solution in the range of leathery notes with a great olfactory potential, and thus a use at very low dosage. PROCESS VULCAIN is the name of Firmenich Pyrogenation - A controlled and monitored creation of pyrogenized molecules during a specific heating process.

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