Fragrance Materials

Apple Oliffac

Apple Oliffac is a perfumery reconstruction of the scent of sliced apple. The scent is fresh and appetizing, used in a composition it will liven it up and add vigor.

Apple Red

Red Apple fruity.

Apricot Oil - Fixed Oil

CAS: 68650-44-2

Apricot Oil is a bland oily carrier oil. It has slippery texture with slowabsorption into the skin. Ideal for mixing with other carrier oils (5-10%) toincrease slip to aid prolonged massage without becoming too sticky. Not reallyrecommended as a solvent in perfumery compounds due to poor solubility ofresins, citrus oils (terpenes), powders and crystals plus will tend to producerancid notes over time.

Aprifloren®

CAS: 67663-01-8

Apritone

CAS: 68133-79-9

APRITONEA powerful, long-lasting fruity note that captures the essence of ripe, fleshyapricots and peaches. It has a distinct "velvety" or "fuzzy" skin-like texturewith subtle floral undertones reminiscent of Osmanthus

Apritone™

CAS: 68133-79-9

Peach molecules have a long history in perfumery. The most famous of this family is aldehyde C14, used in the famous Guerlain perfume - Mitsouko. Over 100 years have passed since then. In the meantime, many molecules belonging to this olfactory group have appeared on the market. One of the newest is Apritone by Bedoukian. Its scent is very balanced and full of interesting contrasts. The sweetness is balanced by an effervescent note, which brings its scent closer to the aroma of fresh fruit.

Aquaflor

CAS: 62439-41-2

Aquaflor, also known as Methoxymelonal, combines sea-ozone freshness with fruity-floral notes. Thanks to this complexity, it develops chords based on classic sea molecules like Calone very well. It will also find its application in floral, fruity, citrus, or fresh woody creations.

Aquaflora

CAS: 1339119-15-1

Aquaflora is a modern, floral molecule from the lily-cyclamen family. Compared to older generation molecules (Hydroxycitronellal, Lilial), it provides a much more naturalistic scent. Used in a composition, it will add refined floral notes and increase the intensity of the fragrance in the heart phase.

Arabian Oud Fleuressence

ARABIAN OUD FLEURESSENCEA fine woody oud substitute with hints of balsams; slightly animalic “dirty” butnot overtly; extreme longevity

Armenian Wood Base

Armoise Essential Oil

CAS: 84775-45-1

Armoise Essential Oil is an herbal, camphoric, faintly sweet, minty oil withcypress touches, distilled from the leaves and twigs of the Artemisia Vulgarisshrub

Armoise Fleuressence

ARMOISE FLEURESSENCEA green herb blend with faint minty/camphoric qualities, softened by a smoothlinalool infusion

Armoise Oil, Morocco

CAS: 8022-37-5

Artemal™

Artemisia Oil

CAS: 68991-20-8

The scent of common wormwood essence is the quintessence of herbal fragrance. The opening is very intense, bitter, camphoraceous. In the heart phase, it definitely smoothes out, to finally transition to an exceptionally charming, almost tea-like base.

Artichoke Absolute

Asparagus Twigs Absolute

CAS: 84649-90-1

Atlas Cedarwood Essential Oil

CAS: 92201-55-3

Atlas Cedarwood Essential Oil is cedarwood cedar woody.

Auralva (IFF) aurantiol

CAS: 89-43-0

Auranone®

nuances. Auranone® is an exclusive musk base developed by Firmenich. It was designed as a comprehensive, ready-to-use accord that combines the best qualities of several precious musks, including a high content of Muscenone. Auranone is characterized by an exceptionally soft, sensual, and clean musk scent. Its profile is very close to natural animal musk but in a modern, elegant rendition. It features delicate powdery and floral nuances, along with subtle hints of leather and amber. The overall effect evokes the warmth of human skin, offering exceptional smoothness and a velvety finish. Auranone provides an intimate, enveloping character. It perfectly "blends" other ingredients, smoothing out sharp transitions between heart and base notes. It also excellently enhances floral notes, adding volume and a sophisticated texture.

Aurantiol - Methyl Anthranilate Schiffs Base

CAS: 89-43-0

Aurantiol (Methyl Anthranilate Schiffs Base) is neroli orange muguet grape sweetheavy floral orange-blossom narcotic florals orangeflower honeysuckle.

Aurantiol 50% in DPG

Aurantiol® Ultra

CAS: 89-43-0

Aurantiol™ Pure 50% (ethanol)

CAS: 89-43-0

Aurantiol is the result of a chemical reaction called the Schiff base reaction, between Hydroxycitronellal and Methyl Anthranilate. Information from the manufacturer's brochure: Aurantiol™ Pure is perhaps the best known Schiff base and is extensively used in a large variety of floral notes such as orange-blossom, linden-blossom and tuberose. Used in citrus cologne types, it acts as an excellent fixative as well as exalting the top notes. It gives an oriental character when used in amber and chypre compositions and blends particularly well with macrocyclic musks.