Narcisse Base 184092D

CAS: 184092

HeartFloral
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184092
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184092
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Scent profile
Note type (FraterWork)
Heart Note
Odour family (FraterWork)
Floral
Odour profile (FraterWork)
Narcisse Base 184092D delivers a sweet, narcotic white floral bouquet with prominent daffodil, jasmine, and tuberose facets, opening with fresh green and fruity notes before developing into a honey-like, subtly animalic dry-down.
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 24 hours on a smelling strip
Appearance (FraterWork)
Colourless liquid
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
Narcisse Base 184092D opens with sharp green freshness carrying mentholic and herbaceous facets that evoke snapped flower stems. This legendary Firmenich base transforms into a narcotic white floral heart where narcissus mingles with jasmine and tuberose. The sophisticated blend captures the living flower's intoxicating presence more faithfully than natural absolute, though we highly recommend naturalising the base with the natural material. You'll find this base superior to natural narcissus absolute for most applications - it's brighter, more consistent, and vastly more affordable. Use it as the floral heart of your composition where it provides both character and exceptional tenacity. Its subtle animalic-honey drydown with chypre-like mossy undertones adds vintage elegance without overwhelming. The base contains approximately phenylethyl alcohol providing rosy sweetness, Veloutone for fruity-lactonic creaminess, ionones for powdery violet depth, and Evernyl for mossy sophistication. Build classic narcissus soliflores or use it to add narcotic floralcy to orientals. Combine with coumarin in fougères where its hay-like facets create perfect synergy. But be wary: you'll be surprised just how powerful this base can be so start off slowly. Best Seller thirdparty
Notes
Narcisse Base 184092D opens with sharp green freshness carrying mentholic and herbaceous facets that evoke snapped flower stems. This legendary Firmenich base transforms into a narcotic white floral heart where narcissus mingles with jasmine and tuberose. The sophisticated blend captures the living flower's intoxicating presence more faithfully than natural absolute, though we highly recommend naturalising the base with the natural material. You'll find this base superior to natural narcissus absolute for most applications - it's brighter, more consistent, and vastly more affordable. Use it as the floral heart of your composition where it provides both character and exceptional tenacity. Its subtle animalic-honey drydown with chypre-like mossy undertones adds vintage elegance without overwhelming. The base contains approximately phenylethyl alcohol providing rosy sweetness, Veloutone for fruity-lactonic creaminess, ionones for powdery violet depth, and Evernyl for mossy sophistication. Build classic narcissus soliflores or use it to add narcotic floralcy to orientals. Combine with coumarin in fougères where its hay-like facets create perfect synergy. But be wary: you'll be surprised just how powerful this base can be so start off slowly. Best Seller thirdparty
Usage
Uses (FraterWork)
Creates rich floral impact in white florals, chypres, orientals, and soliflore compositions with excellent tenacity.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
38.08% in finished product (Cat. 4) Odour Family: Floral Appearance: Colourless liquid Longevity: Lasts > 24 hours on a smelling strip Odour Profile: Narcisse Base 184092D delivers a sweet, narcotic white floral bouquet with prominent daffodil, jasmine, and tuberose facets, opening with fresh green and fruity notes before developing into a honey-like, subtly animalic dry-down. Uses: Creates rich floral impact in white florals, chypres, orientals, and soliflore compositions with excellent tenacity.

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