Lilac A07
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Scent profile
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This material captures the soft, powdery sweetness of fresh lilac
blossoms with luxurious depth from enriching jasmine and rose absolutes creating
tranquil floral beauty.
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 24 hours on a smelling strip.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Amber liquid
Descriptions
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Lilac A07 is the original unaltered formula of the same name by Chiris in
Grasse. This is our finest Lilac base and if you wish to have only one, this is
the one we recommend. It is painstakingly crafted over a period of days in a
traditional multi-step process to carefully control all the chemical reactions
that take place. The result is tranquility, softness and beauty encapsulated.
Chiris (founded in 1768) was a French fragrance house specialising in highest
quality essential oils and absolutes and it is from their prestigious school
that François Coty emerged after just one year in the early 1900s. But perhaps
the most esteemed name connected to the company was Ernest Beaux. Upon fleeing
Russia after the communist revolt, Rallet (Beaux's employer) set up shop at
Chiris and it was there that he met Madame Chanel. The rest, of course, is
history.
Chiris made heavy use of the naturals they produced and so their bases tend to
be even richer and more expensive than many others. Lilac A07 is no exception to
that rule being enriched with luscious French jasmine and rose absolutes.
Lilac A07 featured alongside natural jasmine extract and Jasmin Fleurs
[https://fraterworks.com/products/jasmin-fleurs-130597] in Jasmin de
Corse (formula below) by Coty where it sets the tone for the whole scent. It was
a perfume fit for a princess as it was the favourite of Russian Grand Duchess
Tatiana Nikolaevna.
Chiris's Lilac A07 was so popular that Givaudan made and sold its own replica
which was also an acclaimed base in its own right. That Givaudan base was called
Lilas 7.
Best Seller floral no_reg
Notes
Lilac A07 is the original unaltered formula of the same name by Chiris in
Grasse. This is our finest Lilac base and if you wish to have only one, this is
the one we recommend. It is painstakingly crafted over a period of days in a
traditional multi-step process to carefully control all the chemical reactions
that take place. The result is tranquility, softness and beauty encapsulated.
Chiris (founded in 1768) was a French fragrance house specialising in highest
quality essential oils and absolutes and it is from their prestigious school
that François Coty emerged after just one year in the early 1900s. But perhaps
the most esteemed name connected to the company was Ernest Beaux. Upon fleeing
Russia after the communist revolt, Rallet (Beaux's employer) set up shop at
Chiris and it was there that he met Madame Chanel. The rest, of course, is
history.
Chiris made heavy use of the naturals they produced and so their bases tend to
be even richer and more expensive than many others. Lilac A07 is no exception to
that rule being enriched with luscious French jasmine and rose absolutes.
Lilac A07 featured alongside natural jasmine extract and Jasmin Fleurs
[https://fraterworks.com/products/jasmin-fleurs-130597] in Jasmin de
Corse (formula below) by Coty where it sets the tone for the whole scent. It was
a perfume fit for a princess as it was the favourite of Russian Grand Duchess
Tatiana Nikolaevna.
Chiris's Lilac A07 was so popular that Givaudan made and sold its own replica
which was also an acclaimed base in its own right. That Givaudan base was called
Lilas 7.
Best Seller floral no_reg
Usage
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Premium lilac base for white floral bouquets and sophisticated floral
hearts requiring authentic lilac character.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
7.63% in finished product (Cat. 4)
Appearance: Amber liquid
Longevity: Lasts > 24 hours on a smelling strip.
Odour Profile: This material captures the soft, powdery sweetness of fresh lilac
blossoms with luxurious depth from enriching jasmine and rose absolutes creating
tranquil floral beauty.
Uses: Premium lilac base for white floral bouquets and sophisticated floral
hearts requiring authentic lilac character.
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