Muguet de Grasse
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This material delivers diaphanous lily of the valley with high
hydroxycitronellal concentration and delicate natural absolutes, creating
essential early muguet character with revolutionary simplicity.
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 240 hours on a smelling strip.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Colourless to pale yellow liquid
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
From the great Muguet des Bois
[https://fraterworks.com/products/muguet-des-bois-522176] by Henri Robert to the
masterpiece of Coroliane [https://fraterworks.com/products/coroliane-347022]
crafted by Edmond Roudnitska, we have your muguet needs
[https://fraterworks.com/collections/muguet-collection] covered... with one
exception. That exception is Muguet de Grasse, this is the muguet beloved by
Ernest Beaux who trained and worked at Chiris both before and after the
revolution forced the company to relocate from Russia to France. Chiris had
purchased the great Russian fragrance company Rallet the year Beaux started work
there and it was during this employment that he created Bouquet de Catherine
(Rallet le No 1) which later became Chanel No 5.
As simple as simplicity itself, Muguet de Grasse is a diaphanous effusion of
floralcy created with only the essential early muguet aroma chemicals and a
delicate touch of natural absolutes. The very high concentration of
hydroxycitronellal (then a revolutionary molecule) makes this a perfect muguet
to use in place of that chemical for more character or as an accent in a lily of
the valley fond.
Muguet de Grasse is perhaps the most versatile of all our muguet bases, and most
definitely one that suits a modern fragrance as much as it did the great
classics of the early 20th century.
For a dazzling and novel modern accord, try a blend of Muguet de Grasse with
Mimosal [https://fraterworks.com/products/mimosal]™ and the merest trace of
cumin seed oil and Cassis Base 345B
[https://fraterworks.com/products/cassis-base-345b].
floral muguet no_reg
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From the great Muguet des Bois
[https://fraterworks.com/products/muguet-des-bois-522176] by Henri Robert to the
masterpiece of Coroliane [https://fraterworks.com/products/coroliane-347022]
crafted by Edmond Roudnitska, we have your muguet needs
[https://fraterworks.com/collections/muguet-collection] covered... with one
exception. That exception is Muguet de Grasse, this is the muguet beloved by
Ernest Beaux who trained and worked at Chiris both before and after the
revolution forced the company to relocate from Russia to France. Chiris had
purchased the great Russian fragrance company Rallet the year Beaux started work
there and it was during this employment that he created Bouquet de Catherine
(Rallet le No 1) which later became Chanel No 5.
As simple as simplicity itself, Muguet de Grasse is a diaphanous effusion of
floralcy created with only the essential early muguet aroma chemicals and a
delicate touch of natural absolutes. The very high concentration of
hydroxycitronellal (then a revolutionary molecule) makes this a perfect muguet
to use in place of that chemical for more character or as an accent in a lily of
the valley fond.
Muguet de Grasse is perhaps the most versatile of all our muguet bases, and most
definitely one that suits a modern fragrance as much as it did the great
classics of the early 20th century.
For a dazzling and novel modern accord, try a blend of Muguet de Grasse with
Mimosal [https://fraterworks.com/products/mimosal]™ and the merest trace of
cumin seed oil and Cassis Base 345B
[https://fraterworks.com/products/cassis-base-345b].
floral muguet no_reg
Usage
Uses (FraterWork)
Versatile muguet base for lily of the valley compositions requiring
authentic early twentieth century character with modern applicability.
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