Muguet Chiris

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Muguet Chiris delivers a luxurious lily of the valley with rich hydroxycitronellal foundation enhanced by costly naturals and premium aroma chemicals.
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 240 hours on a smelling strip.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Colourless to pale yellow liquid
Descriptions
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Chiris was the oldest of the French perfumery houses, also being the first to set up large scale manufacture of essential oils in Grasse and establishing a perfumery school there. The two most famous graduates of the school were François Coty and Ernest Beaux who, as fate would have it, ultimately ended up back there when he fled with Rallet to France from the murderous rampage spreading across revolutionary Russia. Chiris produced some wonderful bases and Beaux and Coty made much use of them in their early years. This one (originally called Muguet A204) was a vital floraliser in Chanel No 5 [https://fraterworks.com/products/compound-no-5] while Lilac A07 [https://fraterworks.com/products/lilac-a07] was the main ingredient in Coty's early Jasmin de Corse fragrance. Muguet Chiris is the most luxurious of the muguet bases and incorporates many extremely costly naturals and the very best aroma chemicals. It is a classic muguet base built around Hydroxycitronellal and despite its age is very useable in modern fragrances where it can replace the less interesting singular chemical floral hearts so often seen in department store brands today. For a simpler option, consider Muguet de Grasse [https://fraterworks.com/products/muguet-de-grasse], Ernest Beaux's own muguet creation (though not the one he used in the early versions of No 5). floral muguet no_reg
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Chiris was the oldest of the French perfumery houses, also being the first to set up large scale manufacture of essential oils in Grasse and establishing a perfumery school there. The two most famous graduates of the school were François Coty and Ernest Beaux who, as fate would have it, ultimately ended up back there when he fled with Rallet to France from the murderous rampage spreading across revolutionary Russia. Chiris produced some wonderful bases and Beaux and Coty made much use of them in their early years. This one (originally called Muguet A204) was a vital floraliser in Chanel No 5 [https://fraterworks.com/products/compound-no-5] while Lilac A07 [https://fraterworks.com/products/lilac-a07] was the main ingredient in Coty's early Jasmin de Corse fragrance. Muguet Chiris is the most luxurious of the muguet bases and incorporates many extremely costly naturals and the very best aroma chemicals. It is a classic muguet base built around Hydroxycitronellal and despite its age is very useable in modern fragrances where it can replace the less interesting singular chemical floral hearts so often seen in department store brands today. For a simpler option, consider Muguet de Grasse [https://fraterworks.com/products/muguet-de-grasse], Ernest Beaux's own muguet creation (though not the one he used in the early versions of No 5). floral muguet no_reg
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Premium muguet base for replacing synthetic floral hearts, offering historical luxury quality with modern fragrance compatibility.

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