Persicol
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Odour profile (FraterWork)
Persicol delivers achingly sweet peach character with the famous
complexity that defined Mitsouko and classical peach compositions.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Clear liquid
Odour Profile: Persicol delivers achingly sweet peach character with the famous
complexity that defined Mitsouko and classical peach compositions.
Uses: Classical peach base, one-for-one undecalactone gamma replacement, key
peach notes in luxury oriental compositions.
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
Persicol is one of the most famous classical bases, being first used in Nuit de
Chine (1913—formula below) by Maurice Schaller for Paul Poiret's Les Parfums de
Rosine, but most famously ten years later as the key peach note at 0.4% pure in
Mitsouko (1919) by Jacques Guerlain. It also featured in Bois des Îles by Ernest
Beaux for Chanel with 4% Ambre Solide
[https://fraterworks.com/products/ambre-solide].
Contrary to popular belief, Persicol (created by Chuit Naef & Cie) is not a
synonym for the chemical undecalactone gamma (so-called Aldehyde C-14) which was
patented in 1908 but an achingly sweet peach base featuring that chemical to
exploit and demonstrate its commercial uses to perfumers of the day, just as De
Laire created Mousse de Saxe [https://fraterworks.com/products/saxon-moss] to
market the then recently discovered chemical isobutyl quinoline.
Persicol is used in the same way as undecalactone gamma and can be used as a one
for one replacer.
Best Seller fruit golden no_reg
Notes
Persicol is one of the most famous classical bases, being first used in Nuit de
Chine (1913—formula below) by Maurice Schaller for Paul Poiret's Les Parfums de
Rosine, but most famously ten years later as the key peach note at 0.4% pure in
Mitsouko (1919) by Jacques Guerlain. It also featured in Bois des Îles by Ernest
Beaux for Chanel with 4% Ambre Solide
[https://fraterworks.com/products/ambre-solide].
Contrary to popular belief, Persicol (created by Chuit Naef & Cie) is not a
synonym for the chemical undecalactone gamma (so-called Aldehyde C-14) which was
patented in 1908 but an achingly sweet peach base featuring that chemical to
exploit and demonstrate its commercial uses to perfumers of the day, just as De
Laire created Mousse de Saxe [https://fraterworks.com/products/saxon-moss] to
market the then recently discovered chemical isobutyl quinoline.
Persicol is used in the same way as undecalactone gamma and can be used as a one
for one replacer.
Best Seller fruit golden no_reg
Usage
Uses (FraterWork)
Classical peach base, one-for-one undecalactone gamma replacement, key
peach notes in luxury oriental compositions.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
25.5% in finished product (Cat. 4)
Appearance: Clear liquid
Odour Profile: Persicol delivers achingly sweet peach character with the famous
complexity that defined Mitsouko and classical peach compositions.
Uses: Classical peach base, one-for-one undecalactone gamma replacement, key
peach notes in luxury oriental compositions.
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