Fragrance Materials

Aldehyde C-12 Lauric

CAS: 112-54-9

Aldehyde C-12 Lauric Dodecanal

CAS: 112-54-9

Aldehyde C-12 Lauric Dodecanal is waxy fatty soapy clean rose laundrychanel-no.5 lux soap aldehydic heavy-white-florals violet mimosa resedapine-needle wisteria butter rancid.

Aldehyde C-12 MNA

CAS: 110-41-8

Aldehyde C-12 MNA is fresh-aldehydic green-citrus diffusive pine-needle fougerefern fir herb amber moss tuberose conifer honey badedas orchid honeysucklesweet-pea chypre chanel-no.5 lux soap.

Aldehyde C-14 Gamma Undecalactone

CAS: 104-67-6

Aldehyde C-14 Gamma Undecalactone is sweet fruity peach fruity floralheavy-fruity-florals apricot mango apple.

Aldehyde C-16 Ethyl Methyl Phenyl Glycidate

CAS: 77-83-8

Aldehyde C-16 Ethyl Methyl Phenyl Glycidate is fruity aromatic strawberry honeyphenolic fantasy top-note modifier.

Aldehyde C-18 Gamma Nonalactone

CAS: 104-61-0

Aldehyde C-18 Gamma Nonalactone is sweet fruity coconut tuberose gardeniafloral-orientals vanilla cream milk.

Aldehyde C-7

CAS: 111-71-7

Aldehyde C-7 Heptanal

CAS: 111-71-7

Aldehyde C-7 Heptanal is fresh aldehydic fatty green herbal wine-lee ozone.

Aldehyde C-8

CAS: 124-13-0

Aldehyde C-8 Octanal

CAS: 124-13-0

Aldehyde C-8 Octanal is powerful lemon fatty aldehydic rose useful in lemonfragrances.

Aldehyde C-9

CAS: 124-19-6

Aldehyde C-9 Nonanal

CAS: 124-19-6

Aldehyde C-9 Nonanal is powerful fatty citrus orange peel.

Aldehyde C10

CAS: 112-31-2

Aldehyde C10 (decanal)

CAS: 112-31-2

C10 is a classic molecule from the group of so-called aliphatic aldehydes. Like other substances in this family, it has an extremely strong, fresh scent with a citrus character. It features an additional note reminiscent of lemon or orange peel. NOTE: C10 is a very strong ingredient; we recommend diluting it to 1%. Store in a cool place.

Aldehyde C10 10% in DPG

Aldehyde C11 MOA

CAS: 19009-56-4

C11 MOA is another in the series of classic aliphatic aldehydes used in perfumery. It has a very intense and diffusive odor that leans towards an aquatic-citrus direction. Unlike C9, C11 MOA does not occur naturally.

Aldehyde C11 undecylene

CAS: 112-45-8

Aldehyde C12 Lauric

CAS: 112-54-9

C12 Lauric is a classic aldehyde that has been widely used over the last 100 years. Compared to C12 MNA, it has a more green-citrus scent with a slightly soapy undertone. NOTE: Due to its high potency, we recommend diluting it well before use, to 5% or more.

Aldehyde C12 MNA

CAS: 110-41-8

C12 MNA is a classic aldehyde that has been used in perfumery for decades. Its scent is penetrating and somewhat abstract. The variety of nuances, however, makes it very versatile. Often described as a secret ingredient, it has the ability to "lift" a composition. NOTE: Extremely potent, dilute to at least 1% before use.

Aldehyde C14

CAS: 104-67-6

Gamma Undecalactone, commonly known as aldehyde C14, was discovered in 1908 and has significantly influenced the direction of contemporary perfumes. The most famous composition using this molecule is the iconic Mitsouko by Guerlain. The characteristic sweet-peachy aura that C14 brings to a composition is hard to replace with other substances.

Aldehyde C14 peach

Aldehyde C16 strawberry

CAS: 77-83-8

Aldehyde C18

CAS: 104-61-0

Aldehyde C18 coconut