Hay “Signature” Absolute
CAS: 8031-00-3
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8031-00-3
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Scent profile
Note type (FraterWork)
Base Note
Odour family (FraterWork)
Fougère
Odour profile (FraterWork)
Hay Signature Absolute has a warm, sweet herbaceous scent with
distinctive coumarinic facets and subtle honey-tobacco undertones.
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 400 hours on a smelling strip.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Brown-green viscous liquid
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
Hay absolute, otherwise known as foin or foin coupé (literally meaning "cut
hay") is one of the most beautiful of all the absolutes. Critic Chandler Burr
said: "One of the most sublime of all perfume materials. Hay is, as literally as
possible, the smell of liquid summer sunlight." Combined with our stunning
classic Foin Coupé [https://fraterworks.com/products/foin-coupe-745574] base and
a fond of green oakmoss
[https://fraterworks.com/products/oakmoss-green-yugoslavia] and lavender "Avice
Hill" [https://fraterworks.com/products/lavender-avice-hill], you have the tools
for truly remarkable fragrances.
In addition to the expected coumarin notes, this absolute from the high French
Alps is fruity, tobacco like, sweet and radiant. In traces it imparts a special
je ne sais quoi, and in larger amounts it can become the star of the show.
Steffan Arctander had this to say: "Hay absolute is used in perfumery not only
in “new mown hay” bases, or in combination with flouve, melilotus, tonka,
woodruff, deertongue, etc., but also as an individual note to be introduced
whenever a truly herbaceous-sweet undertone is required: in lavender, fougere,
chypre, colognes, tea-notes, tabac-notes, forest notes and various bouquets."
Because hay absolute is so thick, we now optionally supply it at 10% dilution in
Triethyl Citrate Natural making it ISO 9235 compliant. This product will replace
our previous hay sold at 50% dilution.
If you are seeking a similar product with a different profile, we also offer
Flouve “Signature” Absolute (an IG Pays de Grasse product).
Origin: France, High Alps
Part: Dried leaves
Method: Solvent extraction
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Notes
Hay absolute, otherwise known as foin or foin coupé (literally meaning "cut
hay") is one of the most beautiful of all the absolutes. Critic Chandler Burr
said: "One of the most sublime of all perfume materials. Hay is, as literally as
possible, the smell of liquid summer sunlight." Combined with our stunning
classic Foin Coupé [https://fraterworks.com/products/foin-coupe-745574] base and
a fond of green oakmoss
[https://fraterworks.com/products/oakmoss-green-yugoslavia] and lavender "Avice
Hill" [https://fraterworks.com/products/lavender-avice-hill], you have the tools
for truly remarkable fragrances.
In addition to the expected coumarin notes, this absolute from the high French
Alps is fruity, tobacco like, sweet and radiant. In traces it imparts a special
je ne sais quoi, and in larger amounts it can become the star of the show.
Steffan Arctander had this to say: "Hay absolute is used in perfumery not only
in “new mown hay” bases, or in combination with flouve, melilotus, tonka,
woodruff, deertongue, etc., but also as an individual note to be introduced
whenever a truly herbaceous-sweet undertone is required: in lavender, fougere,
chypre, colognes, tea-notes, tabac-notes, forest notes and various bouquets."
Because hay absolute is so thick, we now optionally supply it at 10% dilution in
Triethyl Citrate Natural making it ISO 9235 compliant. This product will replace
our previous hay sold at 50% dilution.
If you are seeking a similar product with a different profile, we also offer
Flouve “Signature” Absolute (an IG Pays de Grasse product).
Origin: France, High Alps
Part: Dried leaves
Method: Solvent extraction
absolute Best Seller MISSING_HS_CODE_ORIGIN missing_info no_reg
Usage
Average use (FraterWork)
0.28% in a perfume compound
Uses (FraterWork)
Used in fougère, tobacco, and oriental compositions to add natural warmth,
sweet herbaceous facets, and nostalgic character.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
25% in finished product (Cat. 4)
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