Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions

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Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions
Floral Aldehydic
Glen O. Brechbill
Fragrance Books Inc.
www.perfumerbook.com
New Jersey - USA
2011
Fragrance Books Inc. @www.perfumerbook.com
Glen O. Brechbill
“To my late much loved father Ray and beloved mother
Helen Roberta without them non of this work
would have been possible”
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ARRANTING FINE PERFUME COMPOSITIONS - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC ©
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1. Fragrance Ingredients Non Fiction. 2. Written odor descriptions to facillitate the
understanding of the olfactory language. 1. Essential Oils. 2. Aromas. 3. Chemicals.
4. Classification. 5. Source. 6. Art. 7. Twenty one thousand fragrances. 8. Science.
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About the Book
Another favorite fragrance of mine is the floral aldehydic family. Ernest Beaux back in 1921 created the
first. Powerful aldehydic floral materials were new then, and a large percentage was used in Chanel # 5. It was
not normal then or now to use a one part Aldehyde C - 11 Lenic material in a floral arrangement due to its harsh
odor. Many of these new materials were designed to mimic natural floral notes at a usage level of .01 or less
in an arrangement of 1,000 parts. It is supposed that Coco Chanel selected the fifth sample due in part to its
intensity possibly based on a technician's compounding mistake. Further number 5 was her lucky number.
Again, Coco's fragrance was to be released on the fifth of May in 1921.
The Wertheimer family has made billions in profits on this single fragrance. The original formula included a large percentage of essential oils. Due to the folks at ( IFRA ), today incorporating a large percentage of
essential oils has been greatly curtailed due to sensitivity issues. This formula like many other classic fragrances has been reworked to correspond to these new rules and regulations. A fine fragrance that is produced
today contains close to zero essential oils predominately made up of synthetic materials, extracts, and artificial
bases. No fine fragrance of today can come close to the quality of what was produced by perfumers less then
twenty years ago. Then less then fifty new ones were released in any given year. Today over 2,000 new fragrances were issued in 2011.
Enclosed to the rear of this book are several hundred pages of articles written about Coco Chanel and of
course her famous fragrance. Very little can be found in any of the articles regarding the perfumer Ernest Beaux
who actually created the famous scent. The person who selected the fragrance and named it after herself is better known then the artist who actually created it. If this manuscript ever becomes available for sale non-of the
articles can be sold. My data sheets by note within this book will soon be reworked into a new book tentatively titled, The Language of Fragrance due out late Spring, early summer of 2012. That is why all of my work
has been set at 50 % view, and the printing privileges disabled.
Do any of my fragrances actually work one asks? All of them are unique arrangements. I have updated it,
and showcase the aroma materials that are unique to each of the major notes utilized in Chanel # 5. This is
something no artist in the fragrance industry will ever display. As each fragrance is updated to come in line
with the various ( IFRA ) amendments the uniqueness of each fragrance masterpiece is slowly being destroyed
and the original creativity that went into it. I would have to ask why would anyone create a watchdog agency
such as this that creates legislation that is slowly destroying a wonderful creative art. A fragrance without
essential oils lacks the intensity of the original masterpiece. Take a brush out of an artist hand what does one
have? Paint, and of course a blank canvas.
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The fragrance industry for whatever reason and the artistic creative craft are slowly being ruined by five fragrance houses who control nearly 80 % of the market because of greed. Again, if you are a perfumer employed
by this industry speaking out will get you fired and blacklisted for life. This is what happened to me many years
ago. An unscrupulous former employer needed my first book titled A Reference Book on Fragrance Ingredients
to save a lazy family member work. I was promoted to a Jr. Perfumer's position in a copy attempt to gain a
copy of my earlier then unfinished notes. Not knowing then how this industry worked I soon found my self
blacklisted.
Each fragrance is based on assembling a theme with certain type of aromatic materials. Perfumer's specialize creating fragrances for a single fragrance family or brand. They learn the art by watching their mentor.
This is called an apprenticeship. One is unable to work in this industry without serving in an offical apprenticeship. There are self-taught artists like myself, but not many. I set all of my books at 50 % view to make
them useless beyond my web site including removing the printing function.
Each of my compositional books is a unique presentation into the creative art of an individual fragrance
family. Why hasn't someone else done this before one asks? When an individual is selected into this coveted
profession you have to swear an oath to keep the fragrance art and creative thought process a secret. This is
part of the reason why there are so few books on the subject of fragrances available particularly the formula.
Today no perfumer would be permitted to display their creative craft in any correct proportions. Even though
fragrance houses have hundred's of thousands of formulas in their possession if not millions they are paranoid
of any one outside the hands of a few actually learning the art. In order to understand the art one must know
the materials intimately, and how they blend together in various fragrance blends in correct percentages.
Considering those under thirty today in age on the average read a single book for pleasure in a year I doubt
in the near future whether any of today's artists will actually create one. It takes a great deal of work to come
up with an idea, and then turn it into a book. Learning the high skill of desktop publishing took a lot of creative effort and energy. My former employer who cheated me out of a lucrative and well paid career knows
today that they made a major blunder letting me go many years ago. My compensation for a career that didn't
happen are my books. Each book will have my picture in it. Although it is from long ago, it is my hope that
my work will live on, and help future artists in his and her pursuit of knowledge. It is my firm belief that I
saved a lot of information that is slowly disappearing from the world wide web.
Obviously material that I displayed in this book could never be published. The purpose was to show case
how each fragrance family came to be. In many cases a single fragrance started a family that can have tens of
thousands of off spring. Each fragrance is unique in its construction. Again, at the same time many are similar, and in reality many smell alike because they are often very similar in construction. Lacking essential oils
the synthetics lack diffusion. This is the reason why many last only several hours after applied.
Fine fragrances are getting cheaper and cheaper. A household type product of twenty years ago contained
more essential oils then do today's synthetic fine fragrance’s. One well-known perfumer employs less then thirty-fragrance materials in his compositional work. I classify this type of fragrance of a house hold nature.
Everyone is seeking to make more money with fewer materials. This in turn produces cheaper fragrances and
is part of the problem why the fine art is slowly dying.
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Do my fragrances that are in this collection work you next want to know? My answer to that of course is
who knows. I do realize formulation books that you see today are for the most part misleading. Any one of
my creations can be endlessly changed, and adapted with experimenting. Taking into the account the cost for
many of the materials I doubt whether any listed in this book could be made. However, that in a nutshell is the
fine art of fragrance. It is my opinion that the composition itself should be an integral part of advertising, and
marketing of a fine fragrance. However, due to the paranoia in the fragrance industry governing a trade secret
that is the formula, which in turn creates a fragrance I doubt whether this will ever happen. In order to understand this art one must know at the very least several thousand aromatic materials.
Iin the not too distant future of thirty to fifty years of time the fine art of fragrance will have completely disappeared. High-speed artificial intelligence super computers plus automatic compounding machines will be the
new noses of the future. Each fragrance house has millions of compositions in their libraries. A single successful fragrance can have many thousands of variations. The major players in the industry Givaudan, IFF and
Symrise have opened fine art creative centers in China, Brazil and India. Sooner or later due to cutting costs
no one will know for sure the true source of any given fragrance. A perfumer in China can create a fine fragrance for a Wall Mart or Chanel brand.
This is the main reason why there is nothing new today. An individual scent belongs to a fragrance family. To be in that family one has to be related to a fragrance in that family. If a perfumer comes up with something different which I believe is not possible, a competitor will duplicate it with a gas-chromatography computer inside a week. In today's fragrance world there is nothing new except the endless hype show casing something unique. In reality there is nothing new except cheaper fragrances that contain little or no essential oils
plus fewer aromatic materials.
I was blacklisted by the fragrance industry through an unscrupulous former employer many years ago. Due
to the computer and the world wide web I have been able to display my creative talent to its fullest. No one
has come knocking on my door seeking my services. If I can do this type of original creative work, and am
under employed what does that tell you about this industry? Non of my books will ever be printed. Due to the
nature of the pdf file I can not sell at this time a single copy without fear of unauthorized distribution to other
channels.
This book titled Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - Floral Aldehydic took over four months of work
to create. Careful study will display how similar many fragrances actually are, and why perfumers are able to
come up with new fine fragrances with several hours of experimentation. Each fragrance can be easily changed
anywhere in a formula with careful adjustment of the parts per thousand arrangement, and by the addition and
deletion of other aromatic materials. I could have taken a single fragrance and made hundreds. I chose not to
because painting the same picture over and over again gets very boring.
Enjoy.
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A World of Fragrance’s - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC
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International Directory by Country & House
Continent/Country/Fragrance House
Continent/Country/Fragrance House
Manuscript # 1 ( A - H )
Fiveash Data Management
Fleurchem, Inc.
Fleurin, Inc.
Flexitral, Inc.
Florachem Corporation
Florida Chemical Company, Inc.
Florida Worldwide Citrus
Frencharoma Imports Co., Inc.
Manuscript # 2 ( I - Z )
North America
Canada
The Spice Trader
United States
Good Scents Company
Gorlin & Company
Graham Chemical Corporation
Alfa Chem
American Society of Perfumers
Aromatic International LLC
Artiste Flavor / Essence
Astral Extracts
I.P. Callison & Sons
Innospec Inc.
International Flavors & Fragrances
J & E Sozio, Inc.
Joint American Ventures in China
Bedoukian Research, Inc.
Bell Flavors & Fragrances
Berje Inc.
MelChem Distribution
Millennium Chemicals
Carrubba Inc.
Central States Chemical Marketing
Champon Vanilla
Citrus & Allied
Cookson & Hunt International Co.
Creative Fragrances Ltd.
DMH Ingredients
Natural Resourcing
Norwest Ingredients
Oliganic
Pental Manufacturing
Phoenix Aromas & Essential Oils
Polarome International
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Prima Fleur
Brazil
Rosetta Enterprises LLC
Citral Oleos Essenciais Ltda.
Sarcom Inc.
Science Lab
Sensient Technologies Corporation
Sigma Aldrich
Spectrum Chemicals
Sundial Fragrances & Flavors
Sunrose Aromatics
J. Piltz & Cia. Ltda.
Texarome
Treatt USA Inc.
Trisenx, Inc.
Belgium
Uhe Company, Inc.
Ungerer & Company
Bulgaria
Petit Marie
Rai Ingredients
Europe
Synaco Group
Vesselino Trading Company
Vigon International, Inc.
Denmark
Walsh, John D., Company, Inc.
Central America
Wambesco Gmbh
France
Mexico
Esencias y Materiales Lozmat
Tecnaal Group
South America
Argentina
Esarco
Euma
Fritzsche SAICA
San Miguel Agici y F
A.N.E.C.
Adrian Industries SAS
Albert Vielle SA
Aromatic Collection
Aromax
Axxence SARL
BFA Laboratories
Barosyl S.A.
Biolandes Parfumerie
Charabot & Company Inc.
Clos D’Aguzon
Diffusions Aromatiques
Dulcos Trading
Exaflor
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H.Reynaud & Fils
Hungary
IPRA Fragrances
Interchim
Silvestris & Szilas Ltd.
Italy
Laboratoire Monique Remy
Baller s.r.l.
Mane SA
Moraflor Produits Aromatiques
Muller & Koster
PCAS
Payan Bertrand SA
Prodarom
Prodasynth
Capua s.r.l.
Citroflor di G.
Espira S.p.A
Farotti Essences srl
Moelhausen S.P.A.
Rhodia Organics
Robertet SA
Portugal
SIPA A. Ch. Berthier
Sovimpex
Symarome
Kruetz Helmut
Germany
Bordas Destilaciones Chinchurreta
Basf
Cami de Fontainilles
Dullberg Konzentra Gmbh
Destilerias Munoz Galvez, s.a.
Eramex Aromatics Gmbh
Lluche Essence
Frey & Lau Gmbh
Ventos, Ernesto S.A.
Lothar-Streck
Switzerland
Paul Kaders GmbH
Essencia, Aetherische Oele AG
Sensient Essential Oils Gmbh
Symrise GmbH & Co. KG
Firmenich
Spain
Givaudan Fragrance Corporation
Th. Gyer Gmbh & Co. KG
Puressence Wuresten Inc.
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The Netherlands
Fruitarom Industries
Brighten Colorchem, B.V.
Nardev
Flavodor
Asia
PFW Aroma Chemicals
China
United Kingdom
China Aroma Chemical Co., Ltd.
China Perfumer
Chinessence Ltd.
A & E Connock Ltd.
Augustus OIls. Ld.
HC Biochem
Hangzhou Aroma Chemical Co.
British Society of Perfumers
Buckton Home Page Ltd.
Shanghai M & U International
De Monchy Aromatics, Inc.
Tianjin Jiete Fine Chemical Co.
Earth Oil Plantations Ltd.
Hong Kong
FD Copeland & Sons Ltd.
Fine Chemical Trading
Furest Day Lawson
Naradev
O’Laughlin Industries
Global Essence Ltd.
India
Handa Fine Chemicals Ltd.
Amen Organics
Anthea Aromatics Pvt. Ltd.
Anupam Industries
JC Buck Ltd.
Lionel Hitchen Ltd.
B.S. Industries
Bansal Aroma
Quality Analysis
SRS Aromatics Ltd.
FFC Aroma
Flowersynth
Venus Enterprises
GMPCT
Gyran Flavours
Mediterranean
Israel
Hermani Ex-Imp Corporation
Hindustan Mint & Agro Products
Agan Aroma & Fine Chemicals
Aromor Flavors & Fragrances Ltd.
Indian Spices
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Kanta House
Katyani Exorts
Krupa Scientific
Kuber Impex Ltd.
Turkey
Oregano
Australia
Narain Terpene & Allied Chemical
Australian Botanical Products
Organica Aromatics Pvt. Ltd.
Cosmark
P.P. Sheth & Co.
Petitgara Chemicals
Premier Chemical Corporation
Privi Organics Ld.
Perfume & Flavor Manufacturers
Peter Jarvis Cosmetic Develop.
W & W Australia Pty Ltd.
Raj Aromatics Aroma Corporation
SAT Group
Seema International
Shambhala Herbal & Aromatics Pvt.
Shreeji Aroma
Som Santi House
Some Extracts
Tadimetry Aromatics Pvt Ltd.
Thakker Group
Pacific Rim
Indonesia
Djasula Wangi
Haldin
Indesso
Singapore
Ultra International Limited
U.K. Aromatic & Chemicals
Taytonn Ptd Ltd.
Korea
Sri Lanka
Castrading
EOAS International
M.X.D. Enterprise System
Japan
Nepal
Basf Japan Ltd.
Shambhala Herbal & Aromatics Pvt. Ltd.
Kao Corporation
Singapore
Takasago International Corporation
Taytonn Pte Ltd.
Zeon Corporation
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Thailand
Thailand Institute of Science
Viet Nam
Enter Oil
Africa
Africa Trade
Egypt
A.Fakhry & Company
Fayyum Gharbya Aromatic
Kato Aromatic S.A.E.
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The love for ladies perfumes is
translated to their strong influence
in the fragrance industry. Thanks to
the fragrance classification created
by Michael Edwards, women can
now easily relate and explore more
scents. In defining each class of
perfume based on the natural origins of the fragrances, choosing
from among the ever growing number of excellent designer fragrances
have become easier.
Michael Edwards is one of the
world's leading authorities in fragrances. Famously known as a "fragrant gypsy", he has been associated with a number of elite fragrance
houses, perfumers and suppliers,
which enabled him to devise a system that practically served everyone's map towards finding the best
among the ladies perfumes to fit
personal preferences. His comprehensive references in the perfume
industry is summarized in his perfume classification scheme, which
groups a total of 2,300 gentlemen's
and ladies perfumes in four olfactive families; fresh, floral, oriental
and woody.
Each olfactive group has their subcategories. The fresh perfume family is grouped into citrus, green and
water. Citrus scents (hesperide), the
oldest fragrance family, are sourced
from the natural essences of fragrant citruses such as mandarins,
lemon, bergamot, grapefruit and
oranges. The green fragrance gives
you the interesting sharp blend of
fresh-cut grass and violet leaves,
giving you a refreshing imagery of
the outdoors. The water fragrances
are reminiscent of the soft sea
breeze, the aroma of the wet air
combined with livening floral,
woody and oriental fragrances are
classic choices for this group.
The floral fragrances give you the
most popular among the fragrance
family. Capturing the potently sensual essences of floral notes, this
group gives you a symphony of
heavenly scents. Perfumers take
pleasure in the avalanche of exciting new floral notes, which created
more options for this sinful treat. In
successfully cloning the scent of
fresh blooms, soft florals (fleuri
aldehyde) established another
group of fragrance that featured
more delicate floral scent selections.
For more sensual selections, the
oriental fragrance family gives you
the floral oriental, soft oriental and
oriental scent selections. The floral
oriental group gives you a feisty
combination of scents that range
from sweet spices to spicy orange
floral notes. Its fruit interpretations
gave birth to more recent designer
ladies perfumes. Soft orientals give
more sensual overtones compared
to other fragrances. For oriental
selections, a mélange of exotic perfumery with heavy and sensual oriental scents like sweet vanilla and
musks.
Lastly, the woody selection gives
you the scents of woody oriental,
mossy woods and dry woods collections, which is popular among
designer fragrances. Woody orientals give you a fine balance of deep
wood notes using the potent scents
of floral orientals, spices with sandalwood and patchouli notes.
Mossy woods give you mossy
woody fragrances which mostly are
celebrated in the fragrances created
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by Francois Coty in 1917 (Chypre
de Coty). The dry woods family,
which is reminiscent of the after
dry smoky scent of Russian leather,
celebrates the deep and almost animalistic fragrance notes of florals,
orientals and wood.
The task of selecting the best ladies
perfumes is meant to be a pleasure,
not an ordeal. With the growing
number of fragrances and designer
perfumes created each year, one
can easily get overwhelmed in visualizing an olfactory universe.
Thanks to Michael Edwards' rare
passion for scents, a perfume classification scheme has been created
to allow each scent to communicate
well with everyone's personal
tastes.
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Aldehydes
N°5 - 1921
reveals a jasmine-inflected bouquet
softened with rose.
Animal, powdery or slightly woody
notes often enhance the floral bouquet. The top note is a marriage of
aldehydes and hesperidia. This subfamily came into existence with the
creation of Chanel n°5, the first floral-aldehydic perfume with an
unusually high amount of aldehydes.
Leader of the aldehyde floral family, N°5's top note soars with hesperidia followed by a floral bouquet
of jasmine from Grasse and may
rose. Sandalwood and vetiver give
the end note a woody touch.
No 22 - Chanel - 1922
Burberry Sport Ice - 2011
Burberry Sport Ice for Women is
like an icy floral bouquet. The perfume opens with dazzling notes of
ginger and frosty mandarin orange.
The flowery heart develops around
waves of magnolia, honeys..
Like N°5, N°22 is an aldehyde floAldehyde
ral. The fragrance reveals a flight of Essence Musc Collection - 2010
aldehydes that ‘softens the headier
Olfactory chain of the long-chain bouquet of white flowers: jasmine, At once sultry and pure, this
fatty aldehydes. This is a typical, tuberose, ylang-ylang and rose.’
‘Intense’ version has a sparkling
fatty-sweaty, somewhat pungent
opening that is more dramatic than
and soapy olfactory note. The Arpège - 1927
the original fragrance’s. The perspectrum ranges from almondy
fume reveals sweet clean aldehyde
fruity green nuances to ironed laun- The superb floral bouquet is com- notes twined with a more citrus
dry fragrances and metallic nuances posed of jasmine, rose, ylang ylang, blend.
right through to ozone, ocean-like tuberose, and lily-of-the-valley
and waxy scents. Some of the alde- warmed by spices such as clove and Eva - 2010
hyde fragrances are related to the coriander. The end note delivers a
smell of human skin and perspira- woody vanilla finish.
The fragrance opens with a fresh
tion. Aldehyde C - 10 offers a citand sparkling combination of citrus aspect, while Aldehyde C - 11 Un Air de First - 2011
rus, bergamot tea and aldehydes.
undecylene produces an animal
The floral heart blends fresh and
effect and Aldehyde C - 12 Lauric a The composition opens with a green notes of violet, freesia and
cool, almost ozone-like note.
blend of aldehydes, galbanum and lily of the valley.
fruity notes (peach and more), for a
pear-like effect. The floral heart
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Valentino - 2009
A woodsy-aldehyde melody with
sparkling accents of cassis leaf over
The floral notes of orange flower, a floral heart of lily and peony. The
mimosa and magnolia are twisted warm, woodsy trail blends amber
with pomelo and pear blossom. The and white cedar.
fragrance lies on a base of
heliotrope, vanilla orchid and rice New Women - 2007
vapor.
A gentle floral-aldehyde fragrance
John Galliano - 2008
built along 2 lines: the vibration
bubble (iridescent white tea, cockA vibrant opening thanks to the tail of aldehydes, frosted passion
aldehydes. Then floral notes of rose fruit) and the cocoon bubble
and violet grab our attention, fol- Tahitian tiaré flower veil.
lowed by powdery tonalities and an
intense trail with slightly oriental, Maîtresse - 2007
woodsy accents.
The fragrance’s olfactory construcN°5 Eau Premiere - 2008
tion is based on aldehydes, which
are disseminated throughout the
The ingredients of N°5 are still formula. The opening combines
there, but the proportions are differ- white flowers – ylang-ylang and
ent. The ylang-ylang has been soft- lotus blossom – with violet leave.
ened. The aldehydes and neroli
bestow greater freshness. Vanilla Baghari - 2006
and woods have a stronger
Fragrance designer Aurelien
Miroir des Secrets - 2008
Guichard redesigned Baghari, initially created by Francis Fabron in
Described as a bittersweet alde- 1950. Turkish Damascus Rose,
hyde, the perfume blends a natural Egyptian jasmine, iris and vetiver
aldehyde-like note with a woodsy compose the floral-powdery scent.
trail of patchouli and musk.
First Eau d’Eté - 2006
L'Interdit - 2007
A celestial composition with peony
An aldehyde opening revealing a blending
with
aldehydes,
powdery heart of rose, jasmine and Casablanca lily, black currant and a
violet. The fragrance evolves hint of amber.
towards a trail of iris and sandalwood.
Vertigo - 2006
First Eau d'Eté 2007
made with sumptuous flowers like
roses, jasmine, ylang ylang’ and
tear of Venus, a Brazilian flower
with a ‘sweet alsmot fruity like fragrance’.
Rive Gauche - 1971
This bold and lively fragrance was
designed like a floral bouquet. Its
top note soars with notes of bergamot, lemon and aldehydes.Then it
revealss a very floral middle note
evolving around garden.
First Eau d’Eté 2005
The First fragrance has been transposed into a transparent and flowery version, garbed in peony, tangerine and white cedar. It can even
be worn in the sun.
1905 - 2005
A classic with a fresh green opening of black currant buds and violet. A floral heart, spiked with aldehydes, in which rose, ylang-ylang
and jasmine predominate. The carnal close is a warm melody.
N°5 Elixir Sensuel - 2004
You'll recognize the legendary
scent of N°5 with notes of aldehydes, ylang-ylang from the Comores
Islands, May rose and Grasse jasmine.
First Edition Jasmin de Chine - 04
The scent is ‘a floral aldehydic The rich, scintillating floral fra-
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grance of the classic version of is followed up by an intoxicating.
First (jasmine, aldehydes, narcissus) is made more intense here First - 1976
thanks to Chinese jasmine absolute.
A new sensuality.
First's top note is fruity with touches of black currant, bergamot and
Calèche
mandarin.The middle note has a
floral and aldehyde character and is
Is a chypre woody floral composi- composed of jasmine, rose, and
tion. The top note is crisp and ylang ylang.The end note is comcheerful, opening onto a middle posed of amber and vanilla characnote of rose of Damascus and May ter.
rose emboldened by a synthetic
aldehydic note, the famous.
Madame Roches - 1960
White Linen
Citrus and aldehydes give an immediate impression of freshness to this
lovely floral blend of rose, jasmine,
lily of the valley and lilac. The
overall impression remains cool
despite a woody end.
The perfume opens on a note of
neroli and classic flowers such as
rose, jasmine, tuberose, lily of the
valley and orange blossom.The
powdery nuance of iris is enhanced
by sandalwood and vetiver, while
amber and musk give the perfume a
delicate lingering trail.
Estee - 1968
Femme - 2000
Is composed of multiple floral
accords containing Moroccan rose
absolute, Russian coriander, and
yugoslav moss combined with floral notes of tuberose, lily and jasmine. Carnation adds a spicy touch
and sandalwood a woody facet. The
whole creates a sumptuous bouquet.
Femme by Lagerfeld starts off on a
sparkling note of green tangerine
and lemon. A tangy touch of
rhubarb opens onto middle note of
narcissus, lily and pink peppercorn.
Its woody end note of cedar and
wild cherry are softened by a touch
of musk.
Champs Elysées-Too Much - 2000
Nocturnes - 1981
The sparkling top note is composed
of orange and aldehydes that reveal
the
sweetness
of
orange
blossom.The middle note is a marriage between jasmine and rose and
Too Much is a sparklingly fresh
perfume, with a full top note of
bergamot and lily, a mimosa-scented middle note and a balmy narcissus end note.
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Chanel N°5
PUBLICATION DATE NOT KNOWN
Chanel No. 5 is the first perfume
launched by Parisian couturier
Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. The
French government reports that a
bottle of Chanel No. 5 is sold every
thirty seconds and generates sales
of $100 million a year. It was
developed by Russian-French
chemist and perfumer Ernest
Beaux. It is often considered the
world's most famous perfume.
January - 2011
Aesthetic inspiration for a new fragrance
Traditionally fragrance worn by
women had adhered to two basic
categories. “Respectable” women
favored the pure essence of a single
garden flower. Sexually provocative perfumes heavy with animal
musk or jasmine were associated
with women of the demi-monde,
prostitutes or courtesans. Chanel
felt the time was right for the debut
of a scent that would epitomize the
boyish, modern flapper that would
speak to the liberated spirit of the
1920s.
Iconography of the No. 5 name
Beaux, whom she had commissioned to develop a fragrance with
From her earliest days at modern innovations:
Aubazine, the number five had
potent associations for Chanel.
"I present my dress collections
Aubazine had been founded by on the fifth of May, the fifth month
Cistercians, a Catholic order who of the year and so we will let this
placed great emphasis on numerol- sample number five keep the name
ogy. The number five was especial- it has already, it will bring good
ly esteemed as signifying the pure luck."
embodiment of a thing, its spirit, its
mystic meaning. The paths, which Design of the bottle
led Chanel to the cathedral for daily
prayer, were laid out in circular patChanel envisioned a design that
terns repeating the number five.
would be an antidote for the overelaborate, precious fussiness of the
Her affinity for the number five crystal fragrance bottles then in
co-mingled with the abbey gardens, fashion popularized by Lalique and
and by extension the lush surround- Baccarat. Her bottle would be "pure
ing hillsides abounding with cistus, transparency…an invisible bottle."
a five-petal rose. It is noteworthy It is generally considered that the
that the Cistercians, an ancient bottle design was inspired by the
branch of Catholicism, derived the Charvet toiletry bottles carried by
name of their order from this very her lover, Arthur "Boy" Capel in
flower.
his leather traveling case. Some say
it was the whiskey decanter he used
In 1920, when presented with that she admired and wished to
small glass vials of scent numbered reproduce it in “exquisite, expen1-5 and 20-24, for her assessment, sive, delicate glass.”
she chose the sample composition
contained in the fifth vial. Chanel
The first bottle produced in
told her master perfumer, Ernest 1919, is not the Chanel No.5 bottle
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known today. The original container had small, delicate, rounded
shoulders and was sold only in
Chanel boutiques to select clients.
In 1924, when "Parfums Chanel"
incorporated, the glass proved too
thin to sustain shipping and distribution. This is the point in time
when the only significant design
change took place. The bottle was
modified with square, faceted corners.
In a marketing brochure issued
in 1924, "Parfums Chanel"
described the vessel, which contained the fragrance:
"The perfection of the product
forbids dressing it in the customary
artifices. Why rely on the art of the
glassmaker…Mademoiselle
is
proud to present simple bottles
adorned
only
by…precious
teardrops of perfume of incomparable quality, unique in composition,
revealing the artistic personality of
their creator."
Unlike the bottle, which has
remained the same since redesigned
in 1924, the stopper has gone
through numerous modifications.
The original stopper was a small
glass plug. The octagonal stopper,
which became a brand signature,
was instituted in 1924 when the
bottle shape was changed. The
1950s gave the stopper a bevel cut
and a larger, thicker silhouette. In
the 1970s the stopper became even
more prominent, but in 1986 it was
re-proportioned so it size was more
harmonious with the scale of the
In particular during World War
bottle.
II, the Nazi seizure of all Jewish
owned property and business enterThe "pocket flacon" devised to prises provided Chanel with the
be carried in the purse was intro- opportunity to gain the full moneduced in 1934. The price point and tary fortune generated by "Parfums
container size were developed to Chanel" and its most profitable
appeal to a broader customer base. product, Chanel No. 5. The direcIt represented an aspirational pur- tors of "Parfums Chanel," the
chase, to appease the desire for a Wertheimers, were Jewish, and
taste of exclusivity in those who Chanel used her position as an
found the cost of the larger bottle “Aryan” to petition German offiprohibitive.
cials to legalize her right to sole
ownership (during this time Chanel
The bottle, over decades, has was having an affair with a German
itself become an identifiable cultur- military intelligence officer Hans
al artifact, so much so that Andy Günther von Dincklage[12]). On 5
Warhol chose to commemorate its May 1941, she wrote to the governiconic status in the mid-1980s with ment administrator charged with
his pop-art, silk-screen titled “Ads: ruling on the disposition of Jewish
Chanel.”
financial assets. Her grounds for
proprietary ownership were based
Creation and Fight for Control
on the claim that “Parfums Chanel
“is still the property of Jews”…and
In 1924, Chanel made an agree- had been legally “abandoned” by
ment with the Wertheimer brothers, the owners. “I have,” she wrote,
Pierre and Paul, directors of the “an indisputable right of priorieminent perfume house Bourgeois ty…the profits that I have received
since 1917, creating a corporate from my creations since the founentity, "Parfums Chanel." The dation of this business…are disproWertheimers agreed to provide full portionate…and you can help to
financing for production, marketing repair in part the prejudices I have
and distribution of Chanel No. 5. suffered in the course of these sevFor ten percent of the stock, Chanel enteen years.” Chanel was not
licensed her name to "Parfums aware that the Wertheimers, anticiChanel" and removed herself from pating the forthcoming Nazi maninvolvement in all business opera- dates against Jews had, in May
tions. Displeased with the arrange- 1940, legally turned control of
ment, Chanel worked for more than “Parfums Chanel” over to a
twenty years to gain full control of Christian, French businessman and
"Parfums Chanel.". She proclaimed industrialist, Felix Amiot.
that Pierre Wertheimer was “the
bandit who screwed me.”
Ultimately, the Wertheimers
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Glen O. Brechbill
and Chanel came to a mutual
accommodation, re-negotiating the
original 1924 contract. On 17 May
1947, Chanel received wartime
profits of Chanel No. 5 in the
amount of some nine million dollars in today’s money, and in the
future her share would be two percent of all Chanel No. 5 sales
worldwide. The financial benefit to
her would be enormous. Her earnings would be in the vicinity of
twenty-five million dollars a year,
making her at the time one of the
richest women in the world.
Advertising and marketing
1920s and 1930s
“Parfums Chanel,” was the corporate entity established in 1924 to
run all aspects of the fragrance
business, the production, marketing
and distribution. Chanel felt it was
time to liberate the sale of Chanel
No. 5 from the restricted confines
of her boutiques and release it to
the world. The first target area was
the United States, concentrating on
New York City, the cultural and
commercial center of America with
the clientele for luxury goods. The
inaugural marketing was discreet
and deliberately restricted. The first
ad appeared in The New York
Times on December 16, 1924. It
was a small print ad for “Parfums
Chanel” announcing the Chanel
line of fragrances now available at
Bonwit Teller, an upscale department store. The ad was unremarkable, all the bottles appearing indis-
tinguishable from one and other,
displaying all the Chanel perfumes
available, #9, #11, #22, and the centerpiece of the line, #5. This presentation of the product line was the
extent of the advertising campaign
in the 1920s and appeared only
intermittently. In America, the sale
of Chanel No. 5 was a word-ofmouth phenomenon, promoted
from perfume counters at high-end
department stores by enthusiastic
sales staff. The strategy in Europe
was no less restrained. The
Galleries Lafayette, a notable
department store, was the first
retailer of the fragrance in Paris. In
France itself, Chanel No. 5 was not
advertised at all until the 1940s.
Perfume sales in the United States
from 1940-45 had increased tenfold, Chanel No. 5 flourished. [17]
It was during the war years that
the directors of “Parfums Chanel”
came up with an innovative marketing idea. The intent to expand the
sale to a middle-class customer had
been instituted in 1934 with the
introduction of the pocket flacon.
The plan was now to extend the
market by selling the perfume at
military post exchanges, the PX. It
was a risky move that may have
hurt the exclusive status of the
brand, but they went ahead and this
marketing plan proved viable. It did
not destroy the cachet of the brand,
instead it came to epitomize a
The first real marketing blitz world of luxury and romance, a
was planned for 1934-35. “The first souvenir the soldier coveted for his
truly solo advertisement of Chanel sweetheart back home. [18]
No. 5, as the most important Chanel
perfume, comparable to her legend 1970s and 1980s
as a couturiere, ran in The New
York Times on June 10, 1934”.
During the 1960s the ads had
diminished the allure of Chanel No.
1940s
5, identifying it with a scent for
sweet, proper co-eds whose style
In the early 1940s, when the bibles were teen-age fashion magaindustry trend was to increase zines. In the 1970s the brand name
brand exposure, “Parfums Chanel” needed re-vitalization. For the first
took a contrary track and actually time in its long history it ran the
decreased advertising. In 1939 and risk of being labeled as mass mar1940, ads had been significant. By ket and passé. The fragrance was
1941, they had been cut back dra- removed from drug stores and simmatically so that there was almost ilar outlets. Outside advertising
no print advertising. The directors agencies were dropped. The remakof “Parfums Chanel” may have felt ing was re-imagined by Jacques
the expenditure was not needed. Helleu, the artistic director for
Sales of fragrance had flourished “Parfums Chanel.” Helleu chose
during the years of World War II. French actress Catherine Deneuve
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for the new face of Chanel. The
print ads showcased the iconic
sculpture of the bottle. Television
commercials were inventive minifilms with production values of surreal fantasy and seduction. Directed
by Ridley Scott in the 1970s and
1980s, they “played on the same
visual imagery, with the same silhouette of the bottle,” Under
Helleu’s control the vision to return
Chanel to the days of movie glamour and sophistication was realized.
The scent
Provenance of the "recipe"
Borodino, a decisive battle in the
Napoleonic Wars. The success of
this men’s fragrance inspired
Beaux to create a feminine counterpart, whose jumping off point was
the chemical composition of aldehydic multiflores in Hougibant’s
immensely popular Quelque Fleurs
(1912).
He experimented and manipulated the aldehydes in Quelque
Fleurs, resulting in a fragrance he
christened Le Bouquet de
Catherine. The scent was intended
to inaugurate another celebration in
1913, the 300th anniversary of the
Romanoff dynasty. The debut of
this new perfume proved ill-timed.
World War I was approaching, and
the czarina and the perfume’s
namesake, the Empress Catherine,
had both been German-born. A
marketing misfortune that invoked
unpopular associations, combined
with the fact that Le Bouquet de
Catherine was enormously expensive, made it a commercial failure.
An attempt to re-brand the perfume, as Rallet No. 1 was unsuccessful, and the outbreak of World
War I in 1914 effectively prevented
public acceptance of the brand.
The idea for the development of
a distinctly modern fragrance had
been on Chanel’s mind for some
time when her lover, Grand Duke
Dmitri Pavlovich, introduced her to
Ernest Beaux on the French Riviera
in early 1920. Beaux was the master perfumer at A. Rallet and
Company, where he had been
employed since 1898. The company was the official perfumer to the
Russian royal family, and “the
imperial palace at St. Petersburg
was a famously perfumed court.”
The favorite scent of the Czarina
Alexandra, composed specifically
for her by Rallet in Moscow, had
Beaux, who had affiliated himbeen an eau de cologne opulent self with the Allies and the White
with rose and jasmine named Rallet Russian army, had spent 1917-19 as
O-DE-KOLON No.1 Vesovoi.
a lieutenant stationed far north, in
the last arctic outpost of the contiIn 1912, Beaux created a men’s nent, Arkangelsk, at Mudyug
eau de cologne, Le Bouquet de Island Prison where he interrogated
Napoleon, to commemorate the Bolshevik prisoners. The polar ice,
100th anniversary of the Battle of frigid seascape, and whiteness of
the snowy terrain sparked his desire
to capture the crisp fragrance of this
landscape into a new perfume compound.
Beaux perfected what was to
become Chanel No. 5 over several
months in the late summer and
autumn of 1920. He worked from
the rose and jasmine base of Rallet
No. 1. altering it to make it cleaner,
more daring, reminiscent of the
pristine polar freshness he had
inhabited during his war years. He
experimented with modern synthetics, adding his own invention
“Rose E. B” and notes derived from
a new jasmine source, a commercial ingredient called Jasophore.
The revamped, complex formula
also ramped up the quantities of
orris-iris-root and natural musks.
The revolutionary key was
Beaux’s use of aldehydes.
Aldehydes are organic substances,
carbon, oxygen and hydrogen.
They are manipulated in the laboratory at crucial stages of chemical
reaction whereby the process
arrests and isolates the scent. When
used creatively, aldehydes act as
“seasonings,” an aroma booster.
Beaux’s
student,
Constantin
Weriguine, said the aldehyde
Beaux used had the clean note of
the arctic, “a melting winter note.”
Legend has it that this wondrous
concoction was the inadvertent
result of a laboratory mishap. A
laboratory assistant, mistaking a
full strength mixture for a ten percent dilution, had jolted the com-
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Glen O. Brechbill
pound with a dose of aldehyde in
quantity never before used. Beaux
prepared ten glass vials for
Chanel’s inspection. Numbered 1-5
then 20-24, the gap presented the
core May rose, jasmine and aldehydes in two complimentary series,
each group a variation of the compound. “Number five. Yes,” Chanel
said later, “that is what I was waiting for. A perfume like nothing
else. A woman’s perfume, with the
scent of a woman.”
This was the defining moment
in the creation of Chanel No. 5, a
new perfume redolent of past
places, a fragrance concordance of
Chanel’s childhood years at
Aubazine, Grand Duke Dmitri’s
royal court in czarist Russia and
Beaux’s snowy, icy arctic.
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Chanel No. 5 was the first fragrance from Parisianmarker couturier Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, and
has been on sale continuously since
its introduction in 1921. It has been
described as "the world's most legendary fragrance", and remains the
company's most famous perfume.
The company estimates that a bottle
is sold worldwide every 30 seconds.
History
The creation of Chanel No. 5
resulted from commission to the
renowned perfumer Ernest Beaux
by Coco Chanel. According to
Constantin Weriguine, a student of
Ernest Beaux the composition was
created in exactly the year 1920
(launched a year later) and was
inspired by Ernest's station in
above the Arctic Circle during
World War I. The perfume tries to
capture the scent of extreme freshness of the northern lakes under the
midnight sun. No. 5 was one of the
formulas chosen out of a series of
10 perfumes presented by Ernest
Beaux, from the range of 1-5 and
20-24. The name was kept since
Coco Chanel was presenting one of Coco owned 10%, and her friend
her dress collections on May 5 that Bader owned 20%. Chanel agreed
year.
to owning such a small amount in
exchange for having complete conAt the time of its inception, the trol over the product. Today, the
most expensive perfume oil was Wertheimer family still runs the
jasmine due to the expensive distill- perfume business.
ing process. Chanel wanted to create the most costly perfume in the Style
world, and as such No. 5 relies
heavily on jasmine. Despite want"I want to give women an artifiing to do this herself, when Jean cial perfume," said Chanel. "Yes, I
Patou introduced Joy, which actual- really do mean artificial, like a
ly was the costliest perfume in the dress, something that has been
world, Chanel was actually very made. I don't want any rose or lily
scornful, saying "Joy was for of the valley, I want a perfume that
women who wanted to put their is a composition."Although not the
petty morals on display by wearing first fragrance to use them, No. 5 is
the world's costliest perfume".
famous for being the first perfume
to heavily rely on synthetic floral
Chanel introduced it first to aldehydes as a top note. Before
some of her friends on May 5, synthetics, perfume either had to be
1921. Initially, it was given to pre- applied very heavily or frequently
ferred clients for free at her bou- so that the fragrance would last.
tique. The fitting rooms in her boutique were also scented with No. 5.
Chanel applied the French aesThis strategy is imitated today by thetic theory that "ugly" placed
retailers.
next to "beautiful," by contrast,
makes the beautiful object appear
In 1924, Pierre Wertheimer more so. In this era almost all perpartnered Coco Chanel in her perfumes were floral and "pretty" fume business. He owned 70%, designed to enhance a woman's
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beauty with more beauty. Instead of
the scent of flowers, Coco wanted a
perfume that "reflects my personality, something abstract and unique".
She thought that a perfume should
serve to spotlight a woman's natural
beauty using contrast - i.e. the artificial perfume would make the
woman's natural beauty more evident.
Notes
Chanel No. 5 is classified as a
floral-aldehyde. Its top note include
ylang ylang, neroli and synthetic
long chain aldehydes such as 2methylundecanal; its mid notes
may rose and jasmine; and its base
notes sandalwood, vetiver and
vanilla.
In the UK, Chanel No. 5 was
originally available in three
strengths: Pure Perfume, Eau de
Toilette and Eau de Cologne. The
Eau de Cologne was discontinued
in the 1990s, and an Eau de Parfum
introduced.
Laboratory tests have shown
that Chanel No. 5 contains secretions from the perineal glands of
civet cats. Civet is a powerful fixative, making the scent last a long
time. Animal rights groups such as
the World Society for the
Protection of Animals express concern that civet is harvested in a
method cruel to animals. The
Chanel company claims that, starting in 1998, natural civet has been
replaced with a synthetic substitute.
Cultural influence
directed by French director JeanPierre Jeunet and was released in
Sales increased in the 1950s, conjunction with Tautou's film
especially after the perfume was Coco avant Chanel, in which
introduced in the United States. Tautou portrays Coco Chanel.
Movie star Marilyn Monroe's
endorsement of the brand is said to
The first advertisement shown
have contributed to its popularity. on British TV's Channel 5 was for
In 1953, when asked what she wore Chanel No. 5.
in bed, Monroe famously replied,
"Why, Chanel No. 5, of course."
Film director Ridley Scott
Chanel herself is quoted as saying, directed three TV commercials for
"A woman should wear fragrance the 'Share Your Fantasy' ad for
wherever she expects to be kissed." Chanel No. 5; the most notable is
the version with a woman lying
Andy Warhol sealed Chanel beside a swimming pool which has
No. 5's status as cultural icon when been aired for decades since its
he made nine silk screens of the 1979 introduction. Two other verperfume, elevating it to Campbell sions make use of the songs 'Sea of
Soup status. And in 1959 the pack- Love' and "I Don't Want to Set the
aging itself made it into the collec- World on Fire" from The Ink Spots.
tions of the Museum of Modern
Artmarker, New York.
As part of his act, exhibition
wrestler Gorgeous George would
Famous spokesmodels for the have the ring sprayed with disinfecfragrance have included Marilyn tant before a bout, a special mixture
Monroe, Catherine Deneuve, allegedly containing Chanel No. 5
Carole Bouquet, Estella Warren, although George claimed it was
Nicole Kidman, who in 2004 "Chanel No. 10," saying "why be
appeared opposite Rodrigo Santoro half safe?"
in
a
Baz
Luhrmanndirected/Mandy
Walker-filmed
The scent is also used in the
multi-million dollar commercial American idiomatic expression of
entitled No. 5 The Film. Actress suspicion, "Something smells here
Audrey
Tautou
became
a and it ain't Chanel No. 5!"
spokesmodel for the perfume in
2009 when she appeared in the secThe scent is mentioned in the
ond short film for the fragrance. 1963 Paul Newman film Hud when
The short film was veiled on the 5th Alma Brown (Patricia Neal) says to
of May (5th of the 5th - in honour Hud
Bannon
(Newman)
of No.5) on the Chanel website, 88 "Somebody in this car smells like
years to the day the fragrance was Chanel No. 5. It's not me, I can’t
introduced. The short film was afford it."
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The name, cover art and artwork of the album Mina n° 0, by
Mina, are designed after the famous
perfume.
In The Golden Girls episode of
"The Housekeeper", Marguerite
(played by Paula Kelly) states that
it was not just a "love potion" she
gave Blanche, it was Chanel No. 5!
In a Spike Jones recording
about a rompin' raunchy Cowgirl,
the lyrics refer to her, um, horsestable odeur "... it's more vivid, it's
more alive!" "What do ya call it?"
"Corral No. 5!".
In The Clique, Massie Block is
always smelling her wrists for support; the fragrance is sometimes
Chanel No. 5.
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Perfume Review
Chanel N° 5 Eau Première by haute
couture superbrand Chanel was
Name: N° 5 Eau Première
introduced in 2008. The perfume
nose behind is the third Chanel's
Perfume type/Volume: Eau de perfumer, Jacques Polge, who creParfum/standard: 2.5 fl. oz. (75 ml), ated many other Chanel fragrances
5.0 fl. oz. (150 ml)
for women, like Allure, Coco,
Chance, Coco Mademoiselle.
Designer: Chanel
Polge created Eau Première for
Perfumer: Jacques Polge
all those women who loved the
most famous perfume in the world,
Launched: 2008
Chanel N° 5 (No. 5), wanted to
wear it, but felt it wasn't for them.
Perfume ad: Et si c'était la première Chanel No. 5 Eau Première is a
fois. (As if it were the first time.)
fresher, lighter, more transparent
version of the original Chanel No. 5
Olfactory group: Woman - Floral perfume. It has original ingredients,
(by osmoz.com)
with the same heart and style, but
blended together in different proNotes (by osmoz.com):
portions in a new, modern way. As
if it were the first time: Chanel No.
Top: Ylang-Ylang, Aldehydes, 5 created today anew. At Chanel
Neroli
they compare Eau Première to a
water color interpretation of the
Middle: Jasmine, Rose
original No. 5 oil painting.
Base: Vetiver
Vanilla
from
Reunion,
The bottle follows the concept
of the fragrance in relation to its
predecessor. It is a more purified
Intro and the 2009 Chanel No. 5 version of the original iconic No. 5
movie by Jean-Pierre Jeunet
bottle, which entered the art history
through Andy Warhol's famous
silkscreen prints. The bottle of Eau
Première is still square, but taller
and somehow softer, more feminine... It keeps the historic reference, but has a youthful, fresh and
updated design.
Chanel No. 5 Eau Première
On May 5th 2009 ( to honor
Coco Chanel's luckiest number 5 )
Chanel launched a new advertising
campaign for the No. 5 fragrance
family, with the new stunning
spokesmodel, French actress
Audrey Tautou. The new No. 5 perfume movie was directed by French
director Jean-Pierre Jeunet, who
also directed very popular eccentric
romantic comedy "The Fabulous
Destiny of Amélie Poulain" (Le
fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain;
2001).
The new perfume movie for
Chanel No. 5 "Train de nuit"
("Night train") is not just another
perfume ad. It is a short cinematic
masterpiece (two versions: 140 or
60 seconds), homage to the timeless Chanel No. 5 perfume, the
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most famous perfume of all times. Notes
Those familiar with Jeunet's work
will also be able to find references
And now, finally about the
to Jeunet's cinematic collaboration notes of this fragrance. First of all it
with his muse, Audrey Tautou.
is a floral aldehydic blend, but here
I have to mention osmoz.com's
Jeunet polished the movie to witty categorization of this fraperfection, making it sensual, grance as Woman - Floral, which is
romantic, but with a few ironic an allusion to the original desire of
edges to it. The expressive actors Coco Chanel for No. 5 perfume to
Audrey Tautou and Travis reproduce the scent of a woman.
Davenport, the night train, the
close-ups of Audrey's delicate
Top notes are a fresh, light comshoulders and neck, the aged movie bination of citrus (Neroli), ylangcolors, the landscape, Istanbul, ylang and aldehydes. Citrus vanishBillie Holiday's I'm a fool to want es fast. Floral scent of ylang-ylang
you...
is softer and fresher than in No. 5
perfume. The aldehydes are still
Jeunet said the story was present, they are a link to the origiinspired by fate and chance, missed nal No. 5 perfume. However, they
encounters and regrets. Situations, are muted down considerably, preso familiar to everyone: "I should venting Eau Première to become
have taken that chance!". I should mum-aunt-grandma type of frahave said "Wait, I love you!". Years grance. Quieter and modernized
later you regret it, the missed aldehydes make the whole compochance.
sition less cold, sharp and less
heavy. They somehow counterbalWell, the final message of the ance the clearer floral notes. The
new No. 5 movie is the second heart notes are opulent duo rose and
chance. Chanel No. 5's magically jasmine, whereas the warm base
seductive scent intertwines the notes are slightly powdery vanilla
paths of strangers in love once with woody vetiver.
again and gives them a second
chance. And even though the perSome find the drydown heavy,
fume ad was not specifically creat- woody. I don't. I find it pleasantly
ed for Eau Première but for the warm. The biggest problem I have
whole No. 5 fragrance family, I feel with this perfume is its staying
that with Eau Première you indeed power, it fades away really fast,
get the second chance to step into a especially compared to the original
happy love relationship with No. 5 perfume.
Chanel No. 5 perfume, if you
missed your first chance (read:
hated it).
Lady & Feelings
To me Chanel No. 5 Eau
Première is a very tender feminine
perfume. In contrast to how a lot of
people find the original No. 5 perfume, its updated version is not as
cold or heavy. It is warm like sunshine in the winter and fresh
enough in the summer. Wearing it
you will feel lightness and tenderness. And a lot of bold elegance and
high-class flair at the same time... It
is definitely a scent of a modern
independent woman, who exactly
knows what she wants in the now,
but values the heritage of the past
as well.
Occasions & Seasons
Chanel No. 5 Eau Première is
much easier to love and wear than
the original No. 5 perfume. It is far
enough from the original to have its
own fresh, youthful and modern
personality, but just close enough to
inherit the daring flair of the classical icon. It is light and inoffensive
enough to be suitable for every day
and office wear, as well as for different business occasions. Any season... Tender and feminine as it is,
it is also a great choice as a wedding perfume.
Share As a Gift?
Chanel No. 5 Eau Première is a
good choice for a perfume gift as
well. It is an expensive gift, though.
But if you are looking for a unique,
luxurious perfume gift with a lot of
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style and iconic legacy, then this is
the right one for you.
For me N° 5 Eau Première by
Chanel is worth the price.
Quick Summary
Suitable for:
Everyday wear.
Office wear.
Business occasions.
Light enough for all seasons.
Woman/Style:
Youthful, but
young.
Modern.
Elegant. Chic.
Urban.
not
necessarily
Compliments:
Fresh. Youthful.
Tender. Feminine.
High-class elegant.
Brilliant interpretation of the one
and only Chanel No. 5 perfume.
Good choice for perfume gift.
Critiques:
Expensive.
Fades away too fast.
Some might find aldehydes too
strong.
Can be too powdery.
Rating:
9.0/10
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Chanel No. 5 is one of the best is still practiced today by retailer
known perfumes in the world. It Abercrombie & Fitch.
was the first fragrance from
Parisian
couturier,
Gabrielle
In 1924, Pierre Wertheimer
"Coco" Chanel.
partnered Coco Chanel in her perfume business. He owned 70%,
Coco Chanel commissioned Coco owned 10%, and her friend
Ernest Beaux to make six per- Bader owned 20%. Chanel agreed
fumes. They were labelled No. 1, to owning such a small amount in
No. 2, etc. through No. 6. It was exchange for having complete conbottle No.5 that was to Chanel's lik- trol over the product. Today, the
ing and became the chosen formu- Wertheimer family still runs the
la. The number "5" was also her perfume business.
lucky number.
"I want to give women an artifiAt the time of its inception, the cial perfume," said Chanel. "Yes, I
most expensive perfume oil was really do mean artificial, like a
jasmine due to the expensive distill- dress, something that has been
ing process (which still holds true made. I don't want any rose or lily
today). Chanel wanted to create the of the valley, I want a perfume that
most expensive perfume in the is a composition." [1] No. 5 is
world, and as such No. 5 relies famous for being the first perfume
heavily on jasmine.
to heavily rely on synthetic floral
aldehydes as a top note. Before
Chanel introduced it first to synthetics, perfume either had to be
some of her friends on May 5, applied very heavily before going
1921. Initially, it was given to good out to ensure that the fragrance
clients for free at her boutique. The would last, or frequently throughfitting rooms in her boutique were out the night.
also scented with No. 5 to create an
ambience unmatched by her conChanel applied the French aestemporaries. This original concept thetic theory that "ugly" placed
next to "beautiful", by contrast,
makes the beautiful object appear
more so. In this era almost all perfumes were floral and "pretty" designed to enhance a woman's
beauty with more beauty. Instead of
the scent of flowers, Coco wanted a
perfume that "reflects my personality, something abstract and unique".
She believed that a perfume should
serve to spotlight a woman's natural
beauty using contrast - i.e. the artificial perfume would make the
woman's natural beauty more evident.
Chanel No. 5 is classified as a
floral-aldehyde. Its top notes
include ylang ylang, neroli and
aldehydes; its mid notes rose and
jasmine; and its base notes sandalwood, vetiver and vanilla.
Laboratory tests have shown
that Chanel No. 5 contains secretions from the perineal glands of
civet cats. Civet is a powerful fixative, making the scent last a long
time. Animal rights groups such as
the World Society for the
Protection of Animals express concern that civet is harvested in a
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method cruel to animals. The
Chanel company claims that, starting in 1998, natural civet has been
replaced with a synthetic substitute.
have the ring sprayed with disinfectant before a bout, a special mixture
allegedly containing Chanel No. 5
although George claimed it was
"Chanel No. 10," saying "why be
Sales increased in the 1950s, half safe?"
especially after the perfume was
introduced in the United States.
The scent is also used in the
Movie star Marilyn Monroe's American idiomatic expression of
endorsement of the brand is said to suspicion, "Something smells here have contributed to its popularity. and it ain't Chanel No. 5!"
In 1953, when asked what she wore
in bed, Monroe famously replied,
"Two drops of Chanel No. 5".
Chanel herself is quoted as saying,
"A woman should wear fragrance
wherever she expects to be kissed."
Andy Warhol sealed Chanel
No. 5's status as cultural icon when
he made nine silk screens of the
perfume, elevating it to Campbell
Soup status. And in 1959 the packaging itself made it into the collections of the Museum of Modern
Art, New York.
Famous spokesmodels for the
fragrance have included Marilyn
Monroe, Catherine Deneuve,
Carole Bouquet, Estella Warren,
and Nicole Kidman (who in 2004
played along Rodrigo Santoro in a
Baz Luhrmann-directed multi-million-dollar commercial titled No. 5
The Film).
The first advertisement shown
on British TV's Channel 5 was for
Chanel No. 5.
As part of his act, exhibition
wrestler Gorgeous George would
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Ask any aspiring perfumista about
aldehydes and you will hear that
they are synthetic materials first
used in Chanel No.5, that thanks to
them this is the first and the prototype of synthetic fragrances and
that aldehydes themselves have a
champagne-like, sparkly, fizzy
odor that makes the fragrance fly
off the skin. This is what they have
been told time and again. Ask any
seasoned perfumephile and you
will hear that aldehydes have a
waxy, citrusy or rosy aroma, like
snuffed-out candles (Luca Turin
was instrumental to that with his
references appearing in “Emperor
of Scent”). The truth? It’s a little
more complicated than either!
It’s a fact that aldehydes
became famous through their introduction in copious amounts into the
formula of Chanel No.5 in 1921.
However No.5 is definitely NOT
the first fragrance to feature synthetic aldehydes:
"Though Chanel No. 5 is recognized as the first Aldehydic fragrance, created in the mid-twenties,
the truth is that the first Aldehydic
fragrance was Rêve D'Or (Golden hydrogen, the compound is a
Dream), created in 1905 by ketone. The majority of aldehydes
Armingeat."
and ketones have strong odors.
Ketones generally have a pleasant
Nor is No.5 the first modern smell and they are frequently found
perfume to feature synthetic com- in perfumes (e.g. muscone in muskponents (that honor belongs to smelling colognes). They are also
Fougère Royale - Royal Fern by used in food flavorings. Aldehydes
Paul Parquet for Houbigant in vary in smell with most of the
1882). Aldehydes themselves are lower molecular weight smelling
organic compounds present in vari- bad (rotten fruits), yet some of the
ous natural materials (for instance higher molecular weight aldehydes
natural citrus essences such as the and aromatic aldehydes smell quite
one from orange rind, rose oil, pine pleasant and are thus used in peressence, citronella and cinnamon fumery. Formaldehyde is the simbark ~they even appear in bovine plest aldehyde with a central carbon
heart muscle!). Several essence atom bound to two hydrogen atoms
reconstitutions
by
chemists (H2C=O). Discovered in Russia by
involved using aldehydes as vari- A. M. Butlerov in 1859 it is very
ous types can also be synthesized in reactive, used in dyes, medical
the laboratory.
drugs, insecticides and famously as
a preservative and embalming
Aldehydes (same as ketones) fluid.
are organic compounds which
incorporate a carbonyl functional
Aliphatic aldehydes possess
group ( that's C = O ). The carbon intriguing smells outside the realm
atom of this group has two remain- of simplistically nice: butyraldeing bonds that may be occupied by hyde for example smells of rancid
hydrogen or alkyl or aryl sub- butter (from ???????/butyro which
stituents. If at least one of these means "butter" in Greek)!
substituents is hydrogen, the com- Acetaldehyde is the name of the
pound is an aldehyde. If neither is shortest carbon chain aldehyde and
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is one of the oldest known aldehydes (first made in 1774 by Carl
Wilhelm Scheele). Its structure
however was not completely understood until Justus von Liebig determined the constitution of acetaldehyde 60 years later, described its
preparation from ethanol, and baptised this chemical group “aldehydes”.
Hardly a fragrance exists without some kind of aldehyde in it,
which incidentally makes insisting
the greatness of No.5 is due to its
synthetic materials comparable to
saying that the Pyramids are monumental because of their shape
alone. It is the cleverness of marketing and the propagation of a
myth that No.5 was meant to evoke
an unnatural smell (because supposedly Coco Chanel insisted that
she wanted a perfume smelling of a
woman and not of flowers "women
do not want to smell of a bed of
roses") which gave rise to this confusion. Chanel No.5 and No.22
later owe their vivid sprakle to a
specific subgroup of aldehydes
which are called “fatty”: strings of
carbon atoms (between 8 and 13)
coded in accordance to that number
of atoms (ie.C8) with nomenclature
deriving from Greek numerics,
such as octanal from /octo (=eight),
in which each of the 8 carbon atoms
is connected to two hydrogen
atoms. The “bouquet” of aldehydes
C10, C11, and C12 in Chanel No.5
became so popular that all consequent “aldehydic fragrances” used
that sequence of aldehydes, giving
a fizzy perfume-y scent that is quite
characteristic with the direct result
of having the perfume lover confused as to how aldehydes themselves smell. Fatty aldehydes have
a citrusy or floral note, and a pronounced fatty/waxy/soapy tone
which is very apparent if you consider a modern fragrance that uses
them in high ratio: Sicily by Dolce
& Gabbana. The soapy feel is
unmistakeable! As an exercise
compare that smell with your
Chanel No.5: you will pick up the
soapy facets in that one as well.
Another reason that they read as
“soap” is exactly because they have
been used in the production of soap
for years to give that fresh lemony
feel.
Most widely used aldehydes in
perfumery are C7 (heptanal, naturally occuring in clary sage and
possessing a herbal green odour),
C8 (octanal, orange-like), C9
(nonanal, smelling of roses), C10
(decanal, powerfully evocative of
orange rind; Citral, a more complicated 10-carbon aldehyde, has the
odor of lemons), C11 (undecanal,
“clean” aldehydic, naturally present
in coriander leaf oil also used is
unsaturated C11 undecen-1-al),
C12 (Lauryl aldehyde evocative of
lilacs or violets), C13 (waxy, with
grapefruit tone)and the infamous
C14 peach-skin note of Mitsouko:
technically not an aldehyde, but a
lactone gamma undecalactone.
therefore their true nature remains
arcane even to perfume lovers who
might have seen them mentioned.
For instance Triplal, a patented
molecule by IFF: its chemical name
is 2,4-dimethyl-3-cyclohexene-1carboxaldehyde.
Its
smell?
Powerfully green and herbal, like
crushing ligustra leaves between
fingers. None of the characteristic
aldehydes of Chanel No.5!
One interesting ingredient is
phenylacetaldehyde which has a
pronounced green note (top in natural narcissus and thus used to recreate a narcissus note in perfumery).
The hydrocinnamic aldehydes are
another family of materials from
the manipulation of benzene and
their odor profile resembles lily of
the valley (muguet) and cyclamen.
One of them is the famous Lilial
(patented name for lily aldehyde;
also known as Lilistralis), widely
used in the replication of that elusive natural essence, lily of the valley. Another is Cyclamen aldehyde
( usually produced with cumene as
a starting material ).
Aromatic aldehydes have very
complex chemical structures but
are the easiest to identify by smell.
Anisaldehyde smells like licorice.
Benzaldehyde on the other hand,
has an odour profile of almonds and
has several chemical constituents:
cinnamaldehyde, amylcinnamic
aldehyde, hexylcinnamic aldehyde.
Condensation of benzaldehyde
Often the compounds are with other aldehydes gives a series
patented under commercial names; of -substituted cinnamlaldehydes,
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the lowest member of which is used
in the production of cinnamyl alcohol, very important in the production of spicy perfumes (cinnamon
note). Higher members, on the
other hand, such as amylcinnamic
aldehydes (ACA) and hexylcinnamic aldehyde (HCA) project a
fatty jasmine impression despite
their abscence from natural jasmine
oils! Most synthetic jasmine perfumes today use one or both
because they are inexpensive (Their
fibre-substantive qualities also
make them perfect candidates for
laundry detergents and fabric conditionners). The hawthorn or
aubépine note, rendered synthetically in perfumes for several
decades, is produced via anisic
aldehyde (p-methoxy benzaldehyde) and it has been sublimely
woven into the gauzy cloth of
Après L’Ondée by Guerlain (where
it sings along with heliotropin).
Additionally, the aldehyde vanillin
is a constituent in many vanillascented perfumes. So nothing is as
simplistic as one might assume!
Rive Gauche by Yves Saint Laurent
, Paco Rabanne Calandre, Estée
Lauder Estée, White Linen, Pure
White Linen, Van Cleef & Arpels
First, Nina by Nina Ricci (the old
formula in the ribbed bottle),
E.Coudray Musc et Freesia, Bill
Blass Nude and Amazing, Hermès
Amazone, D& Sicily, Divine
L’Ame Soeur, Serge Lutens La
Myrrhe, Frederic Malle Iris Poudre,
Ferré by Ferré, Agent Provocateur
Maitresse, Annick Goutal Folavril,
Le Labo Aldehyde 44.
Hermès Calèche is poised between
floral aldehydic and floral chypre in
some taxonomies.
Aldehydic fragrances include
Chanel No.5 and No.22, Lanvin
Arpège, Guerlain Liu and Véga,
Worth Je Reviens, Millot Crèpe de
Chine , Balecianga Le Dix,
Revillon Detchema, Caron Fleurs
de Rocaille (not Fleur, singular),
Infini and Nocturnes, Myrurgia
Joya, Jean-Charles Brosseau
Ombre Rose , Molyneux Vivre,
Lancome
Climat,
Givenchy
L’Interdit, Piguet Baghari, Madame
Rochas and Mystère by Rochas,
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"I don’t want any rose or lily of the
valley perfume; I want a more elaborate scent". It was 1921 and with
these words Coco Chanel
addressed Ernest Beaux, the perfumer of the tsar who had moved to
France, paving the way for the creation of a legendary scent.
Innovation, boldness and pioneering spirit have always been the distinguishing features of Maison
Chanel since its foundation. And
it’s this same avant-garde approach
that led to the creation of the iconic
fragrance that this year marks its
90th
anniversary
continuing
nonetheless to generate astonishing
sales figures (one bottle of Chanel
No. 5 is sold every 30 seconds) and
attract a constantly increasing number of fans. It is said that the formula of Chanel No. 5 comprises
about eighty ingredients. Among
the most discernible ones is the
May Rose, handpicked in the early
hours of the morning (this being the
moment when flowers bloom) for
twenty days to then be processed
within one hour from picking.
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Mlle.'s Nazi sympathies is known
to some, but who knew that the
most beloved perfume, the every
essence of 'All that is French' was
manufactured in New Jersey?
Hoboken?
"Chanel No. 5, the perfume synonymous with Francophile luxury
and celebrity decadence, was not
always oo la la! from France.
While World War II raged in
Europe, the perfume factory was
moved to, of all places, New
Jersey, according to a new book,
"The Secret of Chanel No. 5: The
Intimate History of the World's
Most Famous Perfume ."
It was a horrifying turn of events
for designer Coco Chanel. Her chic
cologne was being made in the
Garden State, although the materials were smuggled in from France.
"It is monstrous," Chanel had
sniffed, according to the book's
author, Tilar Mazzeo. "They produced it in Hoboken!"
It didn't last long. After the war, the
Jersey-accented perfume returned The gardens, the incense-filled
to France, where production contin- churches and hand-made tallow
ues to this day.
soap all inspired her.
Mazzeo unravels the mystery
behind the world's most engaging
scent, tracing its inception to its
creator's humble origins and chronicling its rise to fame on the décolletages of Marilyn Monroe, Jackie
Kennedy, Nicole Kidman and
Scarlett Johansson. Even Marlon
Brando was reportedly a wearer of
the women's fragrance.
"It's a kind of Frankenstein myth,"
Mazzeo told The Post. "It's a story
of what happens when someone
creates something that becomes so
big that it defines her life."
When she had moved up the social
ladder from cabaret girl to clothing
designer, she drew on these elements to create the most revered
perfume of all time.
With the help of perfumer Ernest
Beaux, Chanel combined the
"high" aroma of roses, associated
with the well-to-do, and the "low"
smell of jasmine, linked to brothels.
Chanel said she sought to make a
"perfume like nothing else. A
woman's perfume, with the scent of
a woman."
It's nothing to sneeze at. Chanel No.
5 at $400 an ounce is more than a
just a luxury item, it has represented a way of life for 90 years.
In 1920, she achieved her goal,
making the most expensive perfume of its time, blending flowers
from Grasse, France, where a
pound of jasmine now goes for
"Perfume, it's the most important $33,000.
thing," Coco Chanel insisted.
But it's the secret ingredient that
Smells had always been important made it truly special. Beaux added
to Chanel, who was a charity-case recently discovered synthetic moleorphan in a small French village. cules called aldehydes, now used in
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detergents and room fresheners.
The "clean" air smell gave the perfume its je ne sais quoi.
Less than a decade later, Chanel
sold 90 percent of her stake in the
perfume, a decision that would
haunt her until death.
But the story of Chanel's success
took a dark turn. While the perfume's new owners moved production to America to escape the
Nazis, she became a Nazi sympathizer, shacking up with an SS officer during the French occupation.
By then, the perfume's legend overshadowed its creator's politics.
Chanel No. 5 had become something intangible, a scent for a real
woman." – SOURCE: Susannah
Callahan, NY Post
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Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC - Bases
Floral Aldehydic - ( CA ) 2381 - G
Fragrance Ingredient
40
49
24
23
8
21
5
8
8
49
18
8
9
16
27
98
3
58
24
6
66
15
16
16
190
114
58
Bergamot Synthetic Base S 1128
Jasmin Base S 1130
Ylang Synthetic S 1131
Wardiol 250 1217
Orange Blossom 175
Aldehyde C - 11 Lenic 10 % DPG
Aldehyde C - 12 Lauric @ 10 % DPG
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA @ 10 % DPG
Nutmeg Oil W.I.
Ethylene Brassylate
Civet Artificial @ 10 % DEP
Cassie Bengal @ 10 % DEP
Vetiver Oil Haitian
Heliotropine
Iso Eugenol 6502 ( Givaudan )
Methyl Ionone Gamma Pure
Mousse Absolute Essence # 2 ( Robertet )
Musk Ketone
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol
Sandalore
Linalool
Rhodinol
Linalyl Acetate
Vanillin
Di Propylene Glycol (DPG)
Hydroxycitronellal
Coumarin
1,000
37
Glen O. Brechbill
Floral Aldehydic - ( CA ) 2381 - G - ( In Solution )
58
3
16
18
16
58
6
49
8
9
98
23
15
114
66
27
49
23
8
8
190
16
21
5
8
24
24
40
Coumarin
Vanillin
Civet Artificial @ 10 % DEP
Heliotropine
Musk Ketone
Sandalore
Ethylene Brassylate @ 10 % DPG
Cassie Bengal @ 10 % DEP
Vetiver Oil Haitian
Rhodinol
Hydroxycitronellal
Linalool
Jasmin Base S 1130
Wardiol 250 1217
Orange Blossom 175
Nutmeg Oil W.I.
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 11 Lenic 10 % DPG
Aldehyde C - 12 Lauric @ 10 % DPG
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA @ 10 % DPG
Ylang # 2 ( Charabot )
Sweet herbaceous warm somewhat spicy.
Oakmoss
Intensely sweet creamy vanilla odor.
A very sweet slightly cloying fecal odor.
Sweet floral warm, slightly spicy.
Sweet and very tenacious musky odor.
Sandalwood amyris woody type odor.
Sweet musk warm and powdery.
Intense cinnamon like.
Woody, finest grade of vetiver oil.
Woody, floral violet, dry.
Warm honey rose
Geranium rose.
Sweet floral mild odor of muguet.
Floral.
Mild and sweet deep floral carnation like.
Sweet floral jasmin like odor.
Synthetic bulgarian rose
A very strong diffusive neroli floral note.
Fresh warm spicy.
Cutter
Fruity sweet reminiscent of bergamot, pea
Floral in high dilution
Herbaceous like in high dilution
Amber like in high dilution
Floral and intensely sweet odor.
Intensely sweet floral very diffusive.
Synthetic bergamot base
1,000
38
Floral Aldehydic - ( CA ) 2381 - G - Out of Solution
58
3
16
1.8
16
58
6
4.9
.8
9
98
23
15
114
66
27
49
23
8
8
190
16
2.1
.5
.8
24
24
40
Coumarin
Vanillin
Civet Artificial
Heliotropine
Musk Ketone
Sandalore
Ethylene Brassylate
Cassie Bengal
Vetiver Oil Haitian
Rhodinol
Hydroxycitronellal
Linalool
Jasmin Base S 1130
Wardiol 250 1217
Orange Blossom 175
Nutmeg Oil W.I.
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 11 Lenic
Aldehyde C - 12 Lauric
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Ylang # 2 ( Charabot )
Sweet herbaceous warm somewhat spicy.
Oakmoss
Intensely sweet creamy vanilla odor.
A very sweet slightly cloying fecal odor.
Sweet floral warm, slightly spicy.
Sandalwood amyris woody type odor.
Intense cinnamon like.
Woody, finest grade of vetiver oil.
Woody, floral violet, dry.
Warm honey rose.
Geranium rose.
Sweet floral mild odor of muguet.
Floral.
Mild and sweet deep floral carnation like.
Sweet floral jasmin like odor.
Synthetic bulgarian rose
A very strong diffusive neroli floral note.
Fresh warm spicy.
Cutter
Fruity sweet reminiscent of bergamot, pea
Floral in high dilution
Herbaceous like in high dilution
Amber like in high dilution
Intensely sweet florla very diffusive.
Synthetic bergamot base
1,000
39
Glen O. Brechbill
Bergamot Synthetic # B - 3000
.1
.2
46
1
23
76
1
1
4
23
23
228
76
2
342
8
2
1
83
59
2.7
Aldehyde C - 8
Aldehyde C - 9
Tangerine Oil of Florida
Nerol
Gamma Terpenes
Grapefruit Oil of Florida
Neryl Acetate
Geraniol Extra
Bisabolene
Mandarin Oil Italian Select
Grapefruit Terpenes
Linalool
Beta Pinene
Di Hydro Cuminyl Alcohol
Linalyl Acetate
Terpinyl Acetate
Terpineol Prime
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Terpenes
Orange Oil of Florida
1,000
40
Jasmin Base # B - 3004
260
220
75
5
80
50
90
30
40
50
50
50
Amyl Cinnamic Aldehyde
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Propionate
Para Cresyl Acetate
Linalool
Linalyl Acetate
Benzyl Alcohol
Benzyl Salicylate
Hydroxycitronellal
Peru Balsam Oil
1,000
41
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang Synthetic # S - 1131
69
11
11
39
6
334
41
11
115
6
208
46
2
39
62
Benzyl Alcohol
Eugenol
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Amyl Salicylate
Estragon Oil
Benzyl Acetate
Methyl Para Cresole
Geraniol
Para Cresyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Terpineol Prime
Methyl Salicylate
Methyl Benzoate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
1,000
42
Wardia # S - 1219
2
1
.3
.7
5
3
16
92
43
186
3
2
1
1
4
1
3
44
1.3
.7
2
21
34
29
2
9
5
Strallyl Acetate
Cyclamen Aldehyde
Leaf Alcohol
Methyl Octine Carbonate
Aldehyde C - 14
Aldehyde C - 16
Hydroxycitronellal Extender
Lilial
Benzyl Acetate
Cananga Oil Java
Delphone
Jasmone 187
Jasmonyl
Benzyl Propionate
Mugone 207 M
Para Cresyl Acetate
Methyl Ionone Gamma Supreme
Cetone Alpha
Lyral
Allyl Ionone
Citronellol
Citronellol 850
Geraniol 60
Alcohol C - 8
Palmarosa Oil
Guaicwood Acetate
7
6
7
3
8
13
4
6
1
9
6
16
39
363
Cinnamic Alcohol
Anisyl Alcohol
Amyl Salicylate
Heliotropine
Benzyl Alcohol
Linalool
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalore
Iso Propyl Quinoline
Galaxolide 50
Musk Ambarette
Benzyl Salicylate
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Di Propylene Glycol
1,000
43
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Blossom # S - 1768
6
24
14
3
8
26
60
100
100
75
25
18
17
7
43
16
11
1
29
6
10
12
5
61
325
Clove Bud Oil
Iso Eugenol
Acette Iso Eugenol
Orange Flower Abs.
Iso Butyl Phenyl Acetate
Petitgrain Oil Terpeneless
Petitgrain Oil South America
Linalool
Geraniol
Nerol
Benzyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Anthranilate
Orange Oil Biter
Methyl Benzoate
Benzyl Salicylate
Aldheyde C - 10
Oranger Crystals
Yara Yara Crystals
Galaxolide 50
Sandela
Cedryl Acetate
Di Ethyl Phthalate (DEP)
1,000
44
Costing Out a Fragrance
100 Lbs. Divided by 2.2046 = 45.36 Divided by 1,000 = .0453
.0453 x Parts = Grams Per Item = 1,000 Parts
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Glen O. Brechbill
Pine Fragrance All Purpose Cleaner
Parts
Aromatic Chemical
Price Per Pound
Raw Material Impact
291
167
39
18
3
27
52
26
24
23
3
11
34
19
28
1
12
17
20
152
33
Pine Oil Yarmor 302
Iso Bornyl Acetate
Alpha Pinene
Eucalyptol
Camphor Powder
Galaxolide 50
Alpha Terpineol
Benzyl Salicylate
Benzyl Benzoate
Ionone Beta Pure
Patchwood
Vertenex
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Hexyl Cinnamic Aldehyde
Cedarwood Oil of Virginia
Piconia
Fir Needle Canadian
Coumarin
Santalex T - Sandela
Di Propylene Glycol
Terpinyl Acetate
1.03
1.35
2.25
5.76
2.00
8.75
1.22
4.05
1.60
17.10
1.60
2.45
.860
3.00
6.20
12.80
10.75
7.50
6.50
.64
1.80
.300
.225
.088
.104
.006
.236
.063
.105
.038
.393
.038
.026
.029
.057
.174
.012
.132
.128
.130
.097
.033
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The Composition - Pine Fragrance
291
167
39
18
3
27
52
26
24
23
3
11
34
19
28
1
12
17
20
152
36
Pine Oil Yarmor 302
Iso Bornyl Acetate
Alpha Pinene
Eucalyptol
Camphor Powder
Galaxolide 50
Alpha Terpineol
Benzyl Salicylate
Benzyl Benzoate
Ionone Beta Pure
Patchwood - Pfw - Fragrance Contest
Vertenex
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Hexyl Cinnamic Aldehyde
Piconia
Fir Needle Canadian
Coumarin
Santalex T - Sandela
Di Propylene Glycol
Terpinyl Acetate
1,000
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Chanel # 5
FLORAL ALDEHYDIC
Floral aldehydic compounds were discovered in the 19th century. Aldehydes have a powerful diffusive
effect, and are characterized by a rich opulent top note. In small parts certain aldehydes are used as a top note
effect simulating a variety of floral scents that are found in nature. Muguet or Lily of the Valley based on
Hydroxycitronellal is a popular example. Utilizing aldehydes provide modern accords with a richness and
depth. The first fine fragrance utilizing a large percentage of synthetic components was Chanel # 5 created by
Ernest Beaux for Coco Chanel. Other sub groups can include woody and powdery notes that are a combination of Anisic Aldehyde, and Cedarwood Oil of Virginia.
Top
Aldehydes
Bergamot, Lemon
Neroli
Middle
Jasmin, Rose
Lily of the Valley or ( Muguet )
Violet, Ylang Ylang
Base
Vetiver
Sandal, Cedar, Vanilla
Amber, Civet, Musk
Cutters
Benzyl Salicylate %
Benzyl Benzoate %
Di Ethyl Phthalate %
Di Propylene Glycol %
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Floral Aldehydic
Originator of this group is the
famous Chanel no.5 created by
Ernest Beaux for the house of
Chanel in 1921. The complicated
floral composition of this perfume
incorporates a large dose of aldehydes, a synthetic component used for
the first in a perfume by Ernest
Beaux.
Floral Aldehydic
Animal, powdery or slightly
woody notes often enhance the floral bouquet. The top note is a marriage of aldehydes and hesperidia.
This sub-family came into existence with the creation of Chanel
n°5, the first floral-aldehydic perfume with an unusually high
amount of aldehydes.
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Diffusive Fragrance Chemicals
Acetoin
Intense creamy fatty, buttery.
Acetophenone
Pungent sweet odor, in dilution - resembles hawthorne.
Acetate C - 9
Powerful fruity green leafy odor.
Adoxal
Very powerful very tenacious sweet floral waxy, citrusy.
Alcohol C - 8
Powerful fresh, orange rose like waxy and sweet odor.
Alcohol C - 9
Powerful oily floral fresh petal like, dilution - rosy.
Alcohol C - 10
Used only in traces, sweet slightly fatty oily odor.
Aldehyde C - 6
Very powerful fatty green grassy odor.
Aldehyde C - 7
Powerful oily fermenting fruity.
Aldehyde C - 9
Powerful and diffusive fatty floral waxy odor.
Aldehyde C - 10
Penetrating very powerful sweet waxy orange peel like odor.
Powerful waxy rosy citrusy odor.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Great power, fresh orange amber.
Aldehyde C - 14
Powerful peach note.
Allyl Cyclo Hexyl Propionate
Powerful and sweet fruity odor resembles pineapple.
Alpha Frenchyl Alcohol
Diffusive warm camphoraceous.
Alpha Ionone
Soft warm, orris violet like, sweet and extremely diffusive.
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Ambrinol
Extremely powerful amber with natural somewhat musky.
Amyl Acetate
Powerful fruity banana like odor.
Amyl Vinyl Carbinol
Powerful sweet earthy, almost buttery fungus like.
Bacdanol
Powerful sandalwood note.
Bay West Indian Oil
Powerful spicy and sweet, inparts freshness to soaps.
Beachwood Cresote
Powerful reminiscent of smoked wood.
Beauverate
A diffusive animal odor of the castoreum beaver.
Benzaldehyde
Powerful sweet odor of freshly cut bitter almonds.
Benzyl Acetate
Powerful sweet fresh fruity of jasmin, gardenia, muguet, lily.
Benzyl Formate
Powerful fruity green herbaceous.
Bourgenal
A powerful muguet note.
Bromystrol Omega
Pw pungent floral somewhat grassy odor Rem of hyacinth.
Butyl Acetate
Very diffusive ethereal odor resembling fermented rum.
Cade Oil
Intense tar like smoky phenolic odor.
Caraway Oil
Intense and spicy.
Carvacrol
Penetrating dry medicinal phenolic herbaceous odor.
Cashmeran
Diffusive musk.
Cassie Abs.
Powerful strong spicy floral odor.
Castorium Hyper Abs.
Very powerful warm animal like scent.
Cedar Leaf Oil
Intensely sharp, but quite fresh camphoraceous.
Cinnamaldehyde
Powerful warm spicy balsamic suggests cassia oil.
Cinnamalva
Powerful warm spicy oily slight floral.
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Cis Jasmone
Diffusive, warm spicy fruity, dilution - floral.
CIS 3 Hexenyl Butyrate
Powerful fruity winey green cognac brandy like.
CIS 3 Hexyl Alcohol
Powerful, and intensely green grassy odor.
Cistus Abs. French MD
Powerful sweet balsamic, typical labdanum odor.
Citral
Powerful lemony fragrance.
Citralva
Powerful oily green lemony fresh odor.
Citronellal
Powerful fresh green citrusy, slight woody odor.
Citronellyl Formate
Powerful leafy green fruity rosy fresh and light of geranium rose.
Civet Abs. 394 BF
An extremely powerful obnoxious animal like fecal odor.
Clove Bud Abs.
An intensely warm powerful sweet clove spicy odor.
Clove De Girofle Resin Abs. An extremely strong spicy, herbaceous odor.
Cognac White Oil
Powerful fruity wine like odor.
Cortex Aldehyde
Powerful green woody sap like, but fresh aldehydic sweet.
Cumin Oil
Extremely powerful diffusive green spicy, slightly fatty odor.
Cyclal - C
Powerful green leafy floral odor.
Cyclamen Aldehyde
Powerful green floral stem with pronounced cucumber, melon.
Cyclo Galbonate
Strong herbaceous green.
Delphone
Diffusive fruity floral odor of jasmin.
Delta Declactone
Sweet cream nut like odor with a heavy fruity undertone.
Delta Dodelactone
Fresh fruity oily odor of good tenacity.
Di Hydro Myrcenol
Powerful citrus lime cologne like odor.
Di Phenyl Menthane
Harsh geranium leaf orange blossom type odor more pleasant.
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Diacetyl
Powerful butter type odor.
Di Hydro Anethol
Quite powerful less candy like sweet, herbaceous.
Di Hydro Linalool
Comparatively powerful fresh floral green.
D M B Carbinyl - Acetate
Fresh powerful fruity floral, slightly herbaceous odor jasmin lily.
Dimetol
Powerful lime cologne like odor similar to dihydromyrcenol.
Ethyl Butyrate
Ethereal fruity suggests banana, pineapple, very diffusive.
Ethyl Caproate
Diffusive fruity waxy odor suggests apple, banana, pineapple.
Ethyl Heptoate
Powerful fruity wine like used as top note in fresh citrus.
Ethyl Iso Valerate
Penetrating ethereal vinus fruity, dilution - apple like.
Ethyl 2 Methyl Butyrate
Diffusive green fruity reminiscent of apple, pineapple skins.
Ethyl Phenyl Acetate
Powerful sweet honey like.
Eucalyptus 80/85
Powerful pungent camphoraceous cool odor.
Eugenol
Powerful warm spicy balsamic.
Exaltolide
Musky somewhat animal, delicate animal musky sweet.
Farenal
Powerful intense aldehydic waxy like slightly floral.
Fir Needle Balsam Resin
A powerful diffusive pine forest type odor.
Fir Needle Siberian
Refreshing balsamic, slight fatty oily powerful pine forest odor.
Floralzone
Powerful fresh air tone reminiscent of ocean breezes.
Galaxolide 50
Poweful sweet and musk.
Gamma Hexalactone
Warm powerful herbaceous, sweet tobacco like, coumarin type.
Grapefruit Body Fleurom
Extremely powerful green grapefruit odor.
Guaicol
Powerful smoke like medicinal odor.
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Hexyl N Butyrate
Powerful fruity heavy odor.
Hexyl Cyclo Pentanone # 405 Powerful, and diffusive dry floral green herbaceous odor.
Homo Cumminic Aldehyde 50 Powerful, diffusive green twiggy effect with cut grass hedge like.
Hyacinth Body
Powerful leafy green with hyacinth note
Hydratropic Aldehyde
Penetrating green earthy foilage.
Hydratropic A D M Acetal
Powerful, earthy warm spicy green deep fruity odor.
Hyssop Oil
Powerful camphoraceous odor.
Indolarome
Diffusive, and powerful floral in extreme dilution.
Indole
Powerful choking odor in extreme dilution - more floral.
Ionone Alpha Regular
A very diffusive orris violet.
Iris Aldehyde
Extremely powerful and diffusive orisy odor.
Iso Amyl N Butyrate
Powerful diffusive fruity sweet apricot pineapple like odor.
Iso Butyl Acetate
Diffusive ethereal odor resembling rum.
Diffusive leafy rosy musky.
Iso Cyclo Citral
Powerful and diffusive floral green.
Iso Butyl Quinolene
Earthy, mossy.
Iso Menthone
Powerful refreshing minty odor.
Iso Nonyl Alcohol
Powerful oily herbaceous, dilution - sweet odor.
Iso Propyl Alcohol
Alcoholic ethereal, acetone like odor.
Powerful, yet tenacious earthy woody root like odor.
Iso Valeraldehyde
Very powerful penetrating acrid pungent odor.
Jasmonyl
Intensely sweet floral jasmin.
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Labdanum Cists Sis Abs.
Powerful rich sweet balsamic herbaceous.
Lavandin Abs. In Color
Powerful camphoraceous herbaceous floral type odor.
Leaf Acetal Extra
Powerful oily green odor with a sweet vegetable undertone.
Leaf Acetate
Intensely green diffusive odor.
Leaf Alcohol
Intensely green grassy odor.
Leather 3768 - LWS
A powerful diffusive leather fragrance.
Lemonrone Lemonrone
Powerful lemon fragrance very chemical like.
Linalool Oxide
Sweet woody penetrating odor, floral waxy earthy undertones.
Maltol
Powerful warm fruity caramel sweet odor, fruity in dilution.
Mandarinal
A powerful fresh citrus aldehydic mandarin orange.
Maritima
Powerful clean fresh air tone reminiscent of ocean breezes.
Methyl Cinnimate
Powerful fruity balsamic like, on dilution - strawberry.
Methyl Cinnamic Aldehyde Powerful sweet herbaceous, cinnamon, spicy, very powerful.
Methyl Jasmonate
Powerful herbaceous floral.
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Powerful citrusy orange.
Methyl Phenyl Acetate
Powerful and diffusive honey musk odor.
Mimosa Abs. Morocco
Powerful floral green.
Mint Fresh Abs.
Extremely strong intensely fresh mint odor.
Mousse De Chene Abs.
Powerful clean oakmoss odor.
Muguet Aldehyde 50
Diffusive green rosy sweet, muguet lily like.
2,6, Nonadienal # 332
Intense powerful vegetable green, reminiscent of violet leaves.
Octyl Formate
Powerful and relatively diffusive fruity green orris.
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Orange Aldehyde
Powerful, dilution - sweet orange like, fatty odor.
Orange Flower Oil
Powerful light and refreshing floral.
Ortho Methyl Cinnamic Ald. Powerful sweet herbaceous woody camphoraceous.
Oxaspirane
Powerful herbal minty camphoraceous.
Para Menthone
Minty, refreshing diffusive odor.
Para Methyl Quinoline
Powerful and penetrating, dilution - sweet floral and tobacco like.
Parmavert
Powerful floral green sweet and violet leaf like.
Phenyl Acetaldehyde
Powerful green woody sap like.
Phenyl Di Methyl Acetal
Powerful green earthy flower stem like odor.
Phenyl Ethyl Formate
Powerful green herbaceous rosy odor.
Phenyl Ethyl Methyl Ether
Powerful diffusive, dilution - jasmin tobacco like.
Phenyl Propyl Acetate
Fresh floral powerful fruity green.
Pipertone
Powerful fresh minty camphoraceous odor.
Polarose
Powerful fatty oily waxy rosy odor.
Reseda Body
Delicate, but powerful hyacinth, narcisus, reseda note.
Rhodinyl Formate
Fresh leafy green delicate.
Rosalva
Sage Clary Dalmation
Warm, camphoraceous, thujone.
Scentenal
Powerful green refreshing watery floral odor.
Skatole
Powerful sweet warm, animal.
Strallyl Acetate
Powerful green floral.
Styrene Monomer
Extremely diffusive, sweet grassy in dilution.
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Syringa Aldehyde
Powerful, and refreshing green fruity forest like sweet odor.
Thyme Oil Red
Rich sweet powerful, sweet warm herbaceous spicy.
Thyme Oil White
Sweeter then the red oil.
Thymol Crystals
Powerful sweet medicinal herbaceous warm.
Tobacco Abs.
A diffusive material reminiscent of fresh tobacco leaves.
Trans 2 Hexenyl Acetate
Powerful, and fresh green sweet fruity very natural odor.
Tree Moss Abs. C ' Less M.D. A powerful mossy type odor which lasts days on the blotter.
2,3,5 Tri Methyl Pyrazine
Powerful fresh crushed nut like odor of chocolate.
Triplal
Powerful citrus green.
Undecavertol
Strong, however not over powering slightly green floral odor.
Valer N Aldehyde
Powerful penetrating diffusive acid pungent odor.
Vanilla Sur Abs. C ' Less
Powerful sweet vanilla extremely nice material.
Veltol Plus
Intensely sweet fruity bread like odor.
Verdox
Powerful fresh fruity woody apple like odor.
Verdyl Acetate
Powerful herbaceous, green fresh woody.
Walnut Leaf Oil
Powerful warm spicy sweet and rich tea like odor.
X I Aldehyde
Powerful hay melon ozone note, floral aspect.
Ylang Ylang Oil Extra
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Floral Aldehydic # 1a
3
46
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
124
19
6
14
4
7
3
24
5
71
18
4
310
3
21
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
12
7
5
3
Rionyl
Coumarine Chine
Vanilline
Di Ethyl Phthalate (DEP
Civet Artificial # 1A
Musk R - 1
Amberfleur
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Hydroxycitronellal Substitute
Benzyl Salicylate 98 %
Methyl Jasmonate Pure
alpha - Amyl Cinnamic Aldehyde
Irotyl
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol / Clove
Hidroxcitronelal
Ionone Intermediate Base
Lilial
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Iris Beurre Oil
Musk T “Ethylene Brassylate”
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Vert de Cassis Givco
Alcohol C - 9
Ylang Ylang Synthetic
Ionone Alpha White Coeur
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
1
36
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Florantone T
Geraniol
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
cis - 3 - Hexenyl Salicylate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Fleur D’Orange Vert De 115 SA
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
C - 14 “ Peach “
Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
1,000
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Floral Aldehydic # 1b
3
46
9
35
.1
25
2
6
3
6
10
1
127
19
6
14
4
7
8
24
5
69
18
4
310
3
21
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
15
7
5
3
Y samber K
Coumane
Vanilys - Pfw
Civet Ethiopia
Tonalid II - Pfw
Amberfleur
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalore
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Irotyl
Vanillinethyl
Aquanol
Eugenol / Clove
Meijiff
Liral
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol ( DPG)
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
alpha - Ionone Extra
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone
Citronellol Prime
Citronica
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Orange Flower Augustus 17
Geraniol Prime
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
C - 14 “ Peach “
Iso Eugenol
Stemone
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vanilla Resinoid
1,000
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Floral Aldehydic # 1c
3
46
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
124
19
6
17
4
7
3
26
5
72
18
4
307
3
20
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
12
7
5
3
Amberfleur
Coumarine Chine
Vanilline
Musk R - 1
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Benzyle Benzoate
Roseone
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Irotyl
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol / Clove
Hidroxcitronelal
Lilial
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Tuberose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Ionone Alpha 60
Galaxolide 50
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Citronellol 850
Undecatriene
1
36
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Florantone T
Geraniol 970
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
C - 14 “ Peach “
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vanilla Beans - Madagascar
1,000
60
Floral Aldehydic # 1d
3
42
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
128
19
6
14
4
7
3
24
5
71
18
4
310
3
21
3
4
2
24
59
8
.1
12
7
5
3
Rionyl
Coumarine Chine
Vanillin
Musk R - 1
Amber Sports
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Givco 217
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rose
Irisone Bis
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxy Citronellal Dma
Lilial
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Methyl Ionone Alpha Extra
Musc 50 in DPG
Benzylacetate
Alcohol C - 9
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
1
36
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
3
2
3
6
3
1
3
.2
1
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - West Indies
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Roseardia Augustus 17
Rose Oil - Morocco
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Ionone
C - 14 “ Peach “
Carnaline
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
1,000
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Floral Aldehydic # 1e
3
44
9
38
.1
29
2
9
3
6
8
1
120
19
5
14
4
7
3
24
8
75
16
4
310
4
21
3
4
1
25
57
8
.1
12
7
5
2
Amber Substitute
Rhodiascent
Vanilla Tincture 20 %
Civet Powder
Musk R - 1
Amberfleur
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Myraldyl Acetate
Irotyl
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol / Clove
Hidroxcitronelal
Lilial
Phenylethylalcohol
Di Propylene Glicol
Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
y - Irone
Musk T “Ethylene Brassylate”
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Alcohol C - 9
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
1
36
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Florantone T
Geraniol
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
C - 14 “ Peach “
Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vamba
1,000
62
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
101
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
90
8
1
.1
22
5
7
Iso E Super
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Sandiff
Eugenol / Clove
Iso Jasmone
Cyclogalbaniff
Lilial
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Hedione
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Laurine Extra
Iso Rose
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Boise de Rose, Brazil
38
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
6
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Aldheyde C - 11 Lenic
Rose Acetate
Ionone Alpha
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Methyl Ionone Gamma Coeur
Bourgenal
Orange Flower Augaflor 15
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Neroli - Comores Island
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Phyllos
Orange Oil Florida ( Cold Pressed )
1,000
63
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14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
1
51
12
3
101
26
1
5
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
75
18
1
.1
22
5
7
Kephalis
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanila Tincture 20 %
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Rhodiantal
Eugenol / Clove
Iso Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Lioral
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Di Hydro Iso Eugenol
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol Extra Ex - Citronelle
Laurine Extra
Iso Rose
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
38
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
8
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Ionone Alpha
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Bourgenal
Neroli Artessence
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Phyllos
1,000
64
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
121
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
6
2
300
1
38
80
8
1
.1
22
5
7
Iso E Super
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandalwood Givaudan 53
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Hydroxycitronellal
Eugenol / Clove
Iso Jasmone
Cyclogalbaniff
Lyral
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Jacinthaflor
Benzylacetate
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Laurine
Honey Rose Givco 219
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
38
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
6
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Ionone Alpha
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Nectaryl
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
1,000
65
Glen O. Brechbill
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
11
12
3
101
26
1
5
40
6
3
9
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
90
1
8
1
.1
22
Koavonne
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 DPG
Amber Core
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Jasmin Province Base
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Iso Jasmone
Cyclogalbaniff
Acetato Benzila
Lilial
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Hedione
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Iso - Eugenol
Laurine Extra
Iso Rose
Alcohol C - 9
5
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
5
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Ionone Alpha
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Phyllos
Orange Oil Orpur - Givaudan
1,000
66
16
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
10
3
111
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
80
8
1
.1
24
5
7
Iso & Super
Amber Core - KAO Corp. - Japan
Rose Crystals
Santalex T Neat
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Benzylacetate
Roseone
Hydroxycitronellal
Eugenol / Clove
Iso Jasmone
Di Methyl Phenyl Ethyl Carbinol
Lilial
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Hedione
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Laurine Extra
Iso Rose
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
38
3
9
.3
1
3
7
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
6
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Lioral - Flexitrail
Violiff
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Iso Rose
Orange Oil of California
1,000
67
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
14
5
6
17
2
1
6
124
28
53
.1
5
62
9
1
2
8
16
310
2
.1
28
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Rhodiascent Extra Pure
Traseolide 100 Base
Woodynol II
Benzyl Salicylate - IFF
Vanilla Beans
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hidroxicitronelal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Ivyal
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Nutmeg Oil East Indian
Iso Raldeine Substitute
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Ionone Pure
Lioral
Geranyl Acetate
Rosalva
Musk 50 DPG
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol
Citronellol 850
Orange Blossom Substitute
Nepalva
Flor De Laranjeira Abs.
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Amyl Cyclo Pentenone
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Aldeido C - 11 Lenic
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone
Methyl Tuberate pure
Geranyl Acetate nat.
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Cassis Oliffac
1,000
68
.1
7
48
37
19
8
22
6
5
3
14
5
6
15
2
1
5
129
28
53
.1
5
64
9
1
2
9
17
310
2
.1
28
Civet Tincture
Benzyl Benzoate
Coumane
Galaxolide Artessence
Woodynol I
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanilla Beans
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Lyral
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilys
Benzophenone
Irisone - Mixed Isomers
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 10
Caraway Oil - Holland
Beta Damascone
Vanillyl Alcohol
Ionone Pure
Lioral
Nerolin Crystals
Rosalva
Musk 50 DPG
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol 98 %
Citronellol 850 FCC
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Florymoss
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone
Tuberose Oliffac
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
69
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
5
6
17
1
1
6
124
28
53
.1
5
62
9
1
2
8
16
310
2
.1
28
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumarin Substitute
Macrolide - Symrise
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Vanilla Beans
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Ivyal
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Iridales
Lioral
Nerol
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol
Citronellol 850
Nepalva
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
70
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
4
3
15
5
6
17
1
2
6
124
28
53
.1
4
62
9
1
2
8
16
310
2
.1
28
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumarin Substitute
Musk Gazalle
Brahmanol - H & R ( Symrise )
Benzylsalicylate
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Ivyal
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Alpha Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Irisone
Cyclosia Base - Firmenich
Nerol
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
2
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
7
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol
Citronellol 850
Nepalva
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
y - Irone
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
71
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
45
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
18
5
6
17
1
1
6
124
28
53
.1
4
62
9
1
2
8
13
314
2
.1
28
Civet Powder # 3 B
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumarin Crystals Pure
Macrolide - Symrise
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Vanilla Beans
Muskylein
Floramat
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benteine
Ivyal
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Alcohol C - 9
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Iridales
Lioral
Iso Rose
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol
Citronellol 850
Nepalva
y - Irone
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Methyl Iso Eugenol ( Carnation )
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Balinol
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Linalyl Acetate
Bois Amberene Forte
1,000
72
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
74
1
8
17
10
5
7
2
1
119
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Kephalis
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Kephalis
Vanisal - Flexitrail
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal Sub.
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Tonlaid II - Pfw
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol
Eugenol
Mallow
Alcohol C - 9
Di Hydro Iso Jasmonate
Ionone Intremediate Base
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Hydroxycitronellal 55
Linalol Synthetique
Poirinate
Anisic Aldehyde Di Methyl Acetal
Methyl Octyne Carbonate
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Phenyl Ethyl Acetate
Synabran
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Muguet Aldehyde 50 BB
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Bergamot Oil Substitute
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
73
Glen O. Brechbill
7
49
1
32
37
4
7
2
79
1
6
17
10
5
7
2
1
121
3
24
7
.1
21
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Kephalis
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Amberfleur
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Musk Ambrette Substitute
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol
Carnation Base
Mallow
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Linalol Synthetique
cis - 3 - Hexyl Acetate
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Syringa
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Bourgeons De Cassis
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
74
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
74
1
8
17
10
5
7
2
1
119
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Kephalis
Rhodiascent - Rhodia
Civet Tincture
Galbanolide ( Musk )
Kephalis
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Heliotropine
Lilial
Musk 50 in DPG
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol
Eugenol / Clove
Mallow
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 60
Jasmylone 99
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Linalol S 97
Poirinate
Aubepine
2
1
9
11
3
1
2
9
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
17
Synabran
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Juice Givco 114
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
75
Glen O. Brechbill
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
74
1
8
17
11
5
7
2
1
122
3
28
7
.1
22
75
20
310
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Sandalore
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Kephalis
Vanisal
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Tonlaid I - Pfw
Iso Jasmone
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Meijiff - IFF
Citronellol 850 FCC
Eugenol
Troenan
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Hydroxycitronellol A
Linalol Synthetique
Poirinate
Folione
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
17
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Parmanyl
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Para Cresyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
76
5
48
1
32
37
6
7
2
75
1
8
15
10
5
7
4
1
122
3
28
7
.1
20
86
20
300
5
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Kephalis
Helional
Civet Tincture
( DEP )
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Kephalis
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Tonlaid II - Pfw
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol Pure
Eugenol
Mallow
Alcohol C - 10
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
alpha - Ionone
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Linalol Synthetique
Poirinate
Hawthorn
Methyl Octyne Carbonate Substitute
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
10
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Petilyn
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Hysimal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Iso Amyl Gerenate
Isoeugenol
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
77
Glen O. Brechbill
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
107
14
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
1
.1
314
4
.1
13
1
33
5
3
Benzylbenzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civette Givco 77
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Woodynol I
Vanisal
Polarose
Salicylate de Benzyle
Benteine
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Vanilla Sur Abs. C’Less
Di Propylene Glycol ( DPG )
Irisone Bis
Citronellol
Iso Jasmone
Linalol S 97
Muguet Alcohol
Floral
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
4
.1
24
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Noix Muscade Indonesie
Jacinthe ( Base 4512/2 )
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iritone V
Di Methyl Benzyl Carbinol
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
78
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
107
14
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
1
.1
314
4
.1
13
1
33
5
3
Benzyl Alcohol
Osyrol
Civet Abs.
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Woodynol II
Vanillin
Polarose
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Ivyal
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Oxide De Rosa
y - Irone
Citronellol 850
Iso Jasmone
Linalol S 97
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
3
1
3
.1
24
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iris Beure Oil
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Alcohol C - 10
Nerol
Iritone V
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
79
Glen O. Brechbill
11
8
.1
5
38
53
6
9
.1
21
10
3
62
107
13
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
1
.1
314
4
.1
13
1
33
5
3
Benzyl Benzoate
Sandec Givco
Civette Givco 77
Heliotropine
Ethylene Brassylate
Sandalore
Vanilline
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Hedione
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Meijiff
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Iso Rose
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Pure
Jasmonyl Acetate
Linalol S 97
Mugone S 207 M
Lily Aldehyde
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
1
.1
24
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Tuberose Substitute
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iritone V
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
80
11
6
.1
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
109
14
23
9
1
83
4
21
6
4
1
.1
314
5
.1
13
1
33
5
3
Benzyl Alcohol
Amyris Oil - West Indian Sandal
Civette Givco 73
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Sandalwood - New Caledonia
Vanisal
Polarose
Di Hydro Iso Jasmonate - Pfw
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate Coeur
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 850 - ( BBA ) or IFF
Iso Jasmone
Linalool
Muguet Alcohol
Fleuramone
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
4
.1
26
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Irisone Bis
Meranol
Linalyl Acetate
Pomarose
1,000
81
Glen O. Brechbill
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
112
14
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
1
.1
309
2
.1
13
1
33
5
3
Benzylbenzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civette Givco 77
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Woodynol I
Vanisal
Polarose
Benteine
Mallow
Benzylacetate
Muguet Base
Geraniol 99 %
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Lioral - Flextrail
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Vanilla Resinoid
Citronellol - L
Iso Jasmone
Linalol S 97
Muguet Alcohol
Petilyn
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
3
.1
24
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 10
Cassis Fragrance
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Para Cresyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iris Beurre Oil
Terpineol Prime
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
82
.1
7
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
108
6
2
21
5
14
25
91
7
1
3
6
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
.1
Exaltolide
Vanillin
Coumane
Musk Xylene Substitute
Benzyl Salicylate
Y samber K
Hydroxycitronellal A
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Sandela
Hydroxycitronellol Substitute
Alicate
Heliotropine
Galaxolide Gx 50 in DEP
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Mohaganol
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Jasmone
Geranyl Acetate 60 FCC
Orange Blossom Base
Violet Leaf Abs. - France
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Bigarade Ivory Coast
Geraniol Extra Ex - Citriodora
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Wardia
Rhododendrum Oil - China
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Ylang Ylang II Petals
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydrofix R
1,000
83
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
6
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
109
6
2
21
5
12
25
91
7
1
3
6
5
310
2
1
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
Nepalva
Vanilline
Coumane
Benzyl Salicylate
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Hydroxycitronellal
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Sandela
Coumarin Crystals
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Mohaganol
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Iso Jasmon
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Turkey Abs.
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Oil Sweet
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Rose Bulgarian Distilled Extra
Carnaline
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugneol
Hydrofix R
1,000
84
.1
7
49
33
39
7
1
23
2
3
54
9
4
108
4
2
23
5
14
25
91
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
.1
Exaltolide
Coumane
Chandanone
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Benzyl Acetate
Amyris Oil ( Sandalwood ) Fine
Alicate
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Mohaganol
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Myraldyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geraniol 98 %
Ribes Mercaptan
Ethyl Linalool - Givaudan
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Wardia
Caraway Oil Bourbon
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Hydrofix L
1,000
85
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
7
46
33
39
10
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
105
6
3
21
5
13
25
93
7
1
3
6
5
310
3
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
.1
Exaltolide
Vanillin
Coumane
Benzyl Salicylate
Ambrox D’L Coeur
Lilial
Rose Crystals
Musk R - 1
Acetato Benzila
Sandela
Alicate
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Santalyl Acetate
Iso Raldeine 70
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Scennal
Orange Blossom Base
Myraldyl Acetate
Top Rose ABQ 5644
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
cis - 3 - Hexenyl Salicylate - Zeon
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Acetate De Geranyle
Iso E Super
Rose Turquie
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydrofix R
1,000
86
.1
7
41
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
112
6
2
18
5
14
25
91
7
1
3
6
5
310
2
1
3
.3
14
.1
3
.1
Exaltolide
Vanillin
Coumane
Benzyl Salicylate
Amber Core - Kao Corp. Japan
Hydroxycial
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Amyris
Alicate
Heliotropine
Muskylein
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandiff
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol from Citronela
Jasmal
Orange Blossom Base
Kephalis
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
28
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
7
.2
1
3
1
29
5
7
1
4
3
Geraniol 60
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Alpha Damascone
Lioral
Rose Essence Abs.
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydrofix R
1,000
87
Glen O. Brechbill
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
126
12
5
19
75
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
6
16
11
8
4
1
3
Vanilys
Musk 50 ( DEP )
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Augustus 19
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Osyrol
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ Super
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Cashmeran
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
( DPG )
Benzyl Phenyl Acetate
Citronellol
Pomarose
Lyral
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Egypt
.3
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol, Perfumery Grade
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
88
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
21
4
.1
126
12
5
75
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
3
Vanilys
Musk Emeressence
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Augustus 17
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Claigeon
Hidroxicitronelal
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
( DPG )
Citronellol Ex Citriodora
Pomarose
Lyrame
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Egypt
.3
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Methyl Octine Carbonate Substitute
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Linalool
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
89
Glen O. Brechbill
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
21
4
.2
130
12
5
75
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
3
Vanilys
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Augustus 17
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Claigeon
Hidroxicitronelal
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
( DPG )
Pomarose
Lyrame
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Oliffac
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Linalool
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
90
7
8
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
5
14
67
.1
7
4
.1
126
8
5
19
75
1
25
14
2
319
3
7
6
3
16
11
4
5
1
3
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Ethiopia
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Osyrol
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Benteine
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 09
Brahmanol F
Serenolide
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
( DPG )
Tonalid II - Pfw
Citronellol Nat.
Pomarose
Lyral
Wardia
Melonyl 86471 VMF
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Artessence - Biolandes - Fr.
.3
.1
5
34
31
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Acetal
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
91
Glen O. Brechbill
8
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
2
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
125
12
5
19
77
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
1
Vanilys
Musk 50 ( DEP )
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Augustus 19
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Osyrol
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Nerolin ( Yara Yara Crystals )
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Cashmeran
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
( DPG )
Citronellol
Iso Rose
Lyral
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Nerolidol
.3
.1
4
32
29
7
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
38
Rose Turca Assoluta
Florantone T
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Geranium over Roses - Naradev
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
92
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
111
3
9
9
2
107
6
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumane
Benzophenone
Civet Tincture
DEP
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Jasmon Oil M/F
MDJ
alpha Amyl Cinnamic Aldehyde
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Di Hydro Coumarex
Geraniol Savon
Eugenol / Clove
Phenafleur
Nerol
Musk Emeressence
Carnaline
Iso Raldeine 85
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
3
Methyxycitronellal Q
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Core
Orange Blossom Augaflor
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Pearalate
Acetate de Neryle
1,000
93
Glen O. Brechbill
47
1
58
1
.2
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
111
3
9
9
2
117
6
3
9
36
27
310
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumane
Benzophenone
Amberfleur
Civet Tincture
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Ionone Alpha Refined
Vanillin
Muskylein
Jasmon Oil P.G. - India
MDJ
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Di Hydro Coumarex
Geraniol Extra
Iso Eugenol Replacement
Phenafleur
Nerol
Musk Emeressence
Eugenyl Acetate
Iso Raldeine 85
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
3
Lilivert
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Petilyn
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Rose Abs.
Perryfix ( Symrise ) Creaions, PB
Neryl Acetate
1,000
94
47
3
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
111
3
9
9
2
109
6
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumane
Benzophenone
Civet Givco 81
DEP
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Jasmon Oil M/F
MDJ
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Helional
Hydroxy Citronellol
Geraniol Pure
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Musk Emeressence
Carnaline
Iso Raldeine 85
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
3
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Core
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Acetate de Neryle
1,000
95
Glen O. Brechbill
47
1
55
.1
.2
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
114
3
9
9
2
107
6
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.1
7
16
32
Coumane
Benzophenone
Civet Tincture
DEP
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Jasmon Oil M/F
MDJ
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Di Hydro Coumarex
Hysimal
Geraniol 970
Eugenol / Clove
Phenafleur
Nerol
Musk Emeressence
Cassia Oliffac
Iso Raldeine 70
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
2
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
2
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Core
Meranol
Iso - Eugenol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Pearalate
Neryl Acetae
1,000
96
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
111
3
9
11
2
107
6
3
9
36
25
320
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumane
Benzophenone
Civet Tincture
Heliotropine
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
MDJ
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Di Hydro Coumarex
Hydroxycitronellaldimethylacetal
Geraniol Savon
Eugenol / Clove
Phenoxy Ethyl Iso Butyrate
Nerol
Musk Emeressence
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Raldeine 85
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol 99 %
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
27
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
1
1
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Core
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame
Rose Givco 119
Geraniol 600
Pearalate
Geranyl Acetate
1,000
97
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
49
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
61
15
4
7
5
94
53
.1
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
Civet Artificial 1A
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vanisal
Sandec Givco
Benzyl Salicylate - Ventos
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Acetate Iso Eugenyle
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol 850 - Bush Boake Allen
Sandalore
Lyral
Ionone Intrmediate Base
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol 60 % ( Nerol 39 % )
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol Extra
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rosealva
Orangeflor
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Wardia
Trinalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Tangerine Oil Sichuan
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate 95 %
Top Muguet
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Palmarosa, Guatemala
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Linalyl Acetate Extra
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
98
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
106
53
.1
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vanillin
Amyris Oil West Indies ( Sandal )
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol Extra
Kephalis
Lyral
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol 970
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol Pure
Jasmonyl Acetate
Undecavertol
Orangeflor
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
10
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Wardia
Trinalool
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Tangerinol
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Top Muguet
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
1,000
99
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
46
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
104
53
.1
6
3
1
9
86
7
9
290
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
Civet Artificial 1A
Benzyl Benzoate
Muskylein
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Vanisal
Sandec Givco
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix L
MDJ Super
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Sandalore
Lyral
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol Extra
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rosealva
Orangeflor
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Wardia
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Phenylethylalcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
100
.1
8
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
61
17
4
7
5
94
55
.3
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
Civet Givco 83
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide Gx 50 in DPG
( DEP )
Vanillin
Sandec Givco
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol Pure
Sandalore
Lyral
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol 60
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg - Sri. Lanka
Geraniol Extra
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rosealva
Orangeflor
5
27
14
3
1
12
3
5
3
.2
1
3
5
3
9
.1
1
.1
.1
2
2
Wardia
Trinalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Oliffac
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Neryl Acetate
Fleuramone
Bourgenal
1,000
101
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
49
38
5
11
23
41
6
4
1
61
15
4
7
5
104
53
.1
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
Civet Artificial 1A
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Vanisal
Sandec Givco
Benzyl Salicylate
Coumane
Iso E Super
Hydrofix R
Benzyl Acetate nat.
Fleuramone
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Sandalore
Laurine Extra
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol BRI FCC
Thesaron
Muguet Aldehyde
Bisabolene
Geraniol Extra
Jasmonyl Acetate
Polarose - Polarome
Orangeflor
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Wardia
Trinalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Phenylethylalcohol
Meijiff
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Palmarosa, India
Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
102
47
8
9
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
103
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
25
10
300
9
24
1
3
77
3
Coumarin Substitute
Musk T - Takasago
Benzyl Salicylate 98 % China
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Santalex T Neat
Benzyl Acetate Coeur - Quest Intl.
Beta Damascone
Anisaldehyde Di Methyl Acetal
Muguet Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Lioral
Cashmeran
Benzylacetate
Sandasweet
Rose for Soap Base
Methyl Ionone
Jasmone
Muguet Aldeido
.4
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Aldehyde C - 11 lenic
Nerol Petals
Massoia Ecorce - India
Laurine Extra
Linalool
Rose Otto Augaflor
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Neo - Geranium Oil
Vetiver Oil Indonesia ( Haiti )
Iris odor
Wardia
Pamplemousse E. Blanc
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerine Oil - Florida / Brazil
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Isobergamote
1,000
103
Glen O. Brechbill
44
8
9
4
31
47
8
7
9
45
11
1
4
106
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
28
13
300
9
24
1
3
77
3
Coumarin Substitute
Musk T - Takasago
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hydroxyciol
Sandranol
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Hydroxycitronellol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Lilivert
Cashmeran
Benzylacetate
Sandasweet
Rose for Soap Base
Geranium Rose Givco 115
Muguet Aldehyde
.4
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Nerol Petals
Laurine Extra
Linalol
Rhodinol - Natural Isolate
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Neo - Geranium Oil
Irisone Bis
Wardia
Grapefruit Oil of Florida C.P.
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Alcohol - Symrise
Verger de Bergamot - Italy
1,000
104
44
8
9
4
31
45
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
108
5
4
7
12
4
13
1
8
3
25
10
310
9
24
1
3
77
3
Coumarin Substitute
Etilen Brassilato
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Santalex T Neat
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Muguet Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Lioral
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Endanol
Rose for Soap Base
Methyl Ionone
Jasmal
Muguet Alcohol
.4
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
16
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Nerol
Laurine Extra
Linalool
Rose Otto Augaflor
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Geranium Rose Egyptian
Iritone V
Wardia
Nootkatone 80/85 %
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerine Oil - Brazil
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Bergamot Oil Orpur - Givaudan
1,000
105
Glen O. Brechbill
47
8
9
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
113
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
25
10
300
9
24
1
3
75
3
Coumarin
Cashmeran
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Laurine
Santalex T Neat
Benzyl Acetate Coeur - Quest Intl.
Beta Damascone
Hydroxycitronellal
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Mallow
Nepalva
Acetate Benzyle
Sandasweet
Geraniol Prime
Methyl Ionone
Eugenol
Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
.4
1
2
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
5
6
.7
3
5
2
19
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Nerol Petals
Laurine Extra
Linalol
Rose Otto Augaflor 7
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Neo - Geranium Oil
Vetiver Oil Indonesia ( Java )
Irisone Bis
Wardia
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Bergamot Oil FCC
1,000
106
47
8
9
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
109
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
25
4
300
9
24
1
3
82
3
Rhodiascent
Musk Ambrette
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Santalex T Neat
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Hawthorn ( Anisic Aldehyde )
Muguet Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 80 % ( Geraniol 15 % 0
Lioral
Cashmeran
Benzylacetate
Iso E Super
Rose for Soap Base
Iso Jasmone
Hydroxycitronellol
.4
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
19
10
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Nerol Petals
Laurine Extra
Linalool
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Neo - Geranium Oil
Iris odor
Wardia
Grapefruit Oil Pink ( C.P. ) - Fla.
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Isobergamote
1,000
107
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Jasmin
Jasminum grandiflorum (Oleaceae) found in other flowers, e.g. gardeSpanish jasmine
nia. The main component of jasmine absolute is benzyl acetate (ca.
Spanish jasmine originates in the 34 %), having a fruity-floral odour.
valleys of the lower Himalayas. It p-Cresol and indole contribute to
was brought to Spain by the Moors the animal aspects of the jasmine
and was spread through the fragrance.
Mediterranean area during the 17'th
century. By extraction of the flow- About 200 species of jasmines are
ers, the so-called jasmine absolute known from tropical and subtropiis obtained, one of perfumery's cal areas around the world. Most of
most precious materials. Jasmine them are heavily scented, their fraabsolute is a brownish paste with an grance varying around the common
intensely floral, warm, rich and jasmine theme. Arabian jasmine, J.
highly diffusive odor. Minimal sambac, also called 'Maid of
amounts create wonders in per- Orleans', Pikake (on Hawaii) or Tea
fumes of exotic-floral character. It jasmine, is characterized by a diffutakes about 8000 freshly picked sive, green-herbaceous nuance
flowers to make 1 g of absolute. from derivatives of 3-hexen-1-ol .
Egypt is the main producer, but
demand is lowering. In recent years Jasmine (Jasminum /; via Arabic
reconstructed oils have been avail- from the Persian Yasameen, i.e.
able, almost identical with the natu- "gift from God") is a genus of
ral product, but at a much lower shrubs and vines in the olive family
prize.
(Oleaceae), with about 200 species,
native to tropical and warm temperThe fragrance of jasmine is charac- ate regions of the Old World. The
terized by 'jasmonoid' compounds, leaves can be either evergreen
whose biosynthesis from unsaturat- (green all year round) or deciduous
ed fatty acids probably follows the (falling in autumn).
same routes as the biosynthesis of
prostaglandins in us. They are also
Cultivation and uses
Widely cultivated for its flowers,
jasmine is enjoyed in the garden, as
a house plant, and as cut flowers.
The flowers are worn by women in
their hair in southern and southeast
Asia. The delicate jasmine flower
opens only at night and may be
plucked in the morning when the
tiny petals are tightly closed, then
stored in a cool place until night.
The petals begin to open between
six and eight in the evening, as the
temperature lowers.
Jasmine tea
Jasmine tea is consumed in China,
where it is called jasmine-flower
tea ( pinyin: mò lì hua- chá).
Jasminum sambac flowers are also
used to make so-called jasmine tea,
which often has a base of green tea,
but sometimes an Oolong base is
used. Flowers and tea are "mated"
in machines that control temperature and humidity. It takes four
hours or so for the tea to absorb the
fragrance and flavour of the jasmine blossoms, and for the highest
grades, this process may be repeat-
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Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC - Jasmin
ed as many as seven times. Because
the tea has absorbed moisture from
the flowers, it must be refired to
prevent spoilage. The spent flowers
may or may not be removed from
the final product, as the flowers are
completely dry and contain no
aroma. Giant fans are used to blow
away and remove the petals from
the denser tea leaves. If present,
they simply add visual appeal and
are no indication of the quality of
the tea.
especially in the island of Java.
In Pakistan, where Jasminum officinale is known as the "Chambeli" or
"Yasmin" is the national flower.
In the Philippines, Jasminum sambac is the national flower. Adopted
in 1935, it is known as
"Sampaguita" in the islands, and is
usually strung in garlands which
are then used to adorn religious
images.
Jasmine essential oil
In Hawaii, Jasminum sambac is
called "Pikake" and is perhaps the
Jasmine essential oil is in common most popular of flowers. It is often
use. Its flowers are either extracted strung in leis and is the subject of
by the labour-intensive method of many songs.
enfleurage or through chemical
extraction. It is expensive due to In Tunisia, it's the national flower
the large number of flowers needed
to produce a small amount of oil. As a weed
The flowers have to be gathered at
night because the odour of jasmine Jasminum fluminense, which is
is more powerful after dark. The sometimes known by the inaccurate
flowers are laid out on cotton cloths name "Brazilian Jasmine", is an
soaked in olive oil for several days invasive species in Hawaii and
and then extracted leaving the true Florida. J. dichotomum, also called
jasmine essence. Some of the coun- Gold Coast Jasmine, is also an
tries producing jasmine essential invasive weed in Florida.
oil are India, Egypt, China and
Morocco.
Jasmine as the national flower
* In Indonesia, where the variety
Jasminum sambac is the "puspa
bangsa" (national flower) adopted
in 1990. It goes by the name
"Melati Putih" and is the most
important flower in wedding ceremonies for ethnic Indonesians,
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Jasmin Fragrance Chemicals
BOOK # 1 ( A - H )
Alfa Chem - USA
Aromatic International LLC - USA
A & E Connock Ltd. - U.K.
Jasmin Abs. - Various sources
Jasmin
Aromatic Waters
Jasmin Concrete - Various sources
Aromatics Adl - France
Jasmine
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Acetate Benzyle 99 %
A. Fakhry & Company - Egypt
Benzyl Acetate
Artiste Flavor / Essence - USA
Jasminum Grandiflorum
Jasmine Organic
c,a,w Jasmine
Amen Organics - India
Jasmine Oil
Jasmine Oil
Jasmine Oil Pg
Jasmine Sambac
Astral Extracts - USA
Jasmine “Special”
Jasmine ( Benzol )
Jasmin Absolute ( Grandiflorum )
Jasmin Absolute ( Sambak )
Augustus Oils Ltd. - U.K.
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Abs.
A.N.E.C. - France
AROMATIC MATERIALS
Axxence SARL - France
Jasmin
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmin Sambac Concrete
Adrian Industries - France
Anupan Industries - India
Bansal Aroma - India
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Jasmine Oil
Albert Vieille SA - France
Aromatic Collection - France
Jasmine Abs. - Egypt, India
Jasmine Abs. Sambac - India
Jasmin Egyptian
Bedoukian Research, Inc. - USA
Di Hydro Iso Jasmone
110
Berje Inc. - USA
China Perfumer - China
Creative Fragrances Ltd. - USA
Jasmine Absolute
Jasmine Abs. Egypt
Jasmine Abs. India
Jasminum Sambac Abs.
Jasmin Absolute Maroc - Morocco
AROMA CHEMICALS
Benzyl Acetate
Firmenich SA
Biolandes Parfumerie - France
Jasmolactone
Jasmophore
Givaudan SA
Jasmine Absolute
Jasmine India Absolute
Destilerias Munoz Galvez - Spain
Dist - FD Copeland & Sons
Jasmin Egyptian Abs.
Jasmin Moroccan Abs.
Diffusions Aromatiques - France
Jasmin Etoile Givco 144
Jasmone CIS
Jasmine Concrete
Bordas Destilaciones SA - Spain
Quest Intl.
Produit De Synthese
Acetate De Benzyle
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Acetate
Super Cepionate
Brighten Colorchem - The Neth.
MDJ
Eramex Aromatics - Germany
Benzyl Acetate F.C.C.
Zeon Corp.
Jsminlactone
Jasmoneige
Jasmin Absolute / Concrete
Egyptian
Jasmin Sambac Absolute /
Concrete
Jasmin Concrete
Guinea Hexane
Chinessence Ltd. - China
AROMA CHEMICAL NATURAL
Carrubba Inc. - USA
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmine Extract
Citral Oleos Essenciais - Brazil
cis - Jasmone
dihydro - Jasmone
iso - Jasmone
Central States Chemical - USA
Acetato Benzila
Esencias y Materiales - Mexico
Acetato Di Methyl Benzil Carbinol
Acetato Bencilo
Hedione
Hedione
Clos D’Aguzon - France
Buckton Page Ltd. - U.K.
Jasmine Abs. - Egypt
Champon Vanilla, Inc. - USA
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmin Abs. / Concrete
China Aroma Chemical Co. - China
Cosmark - Australia
Jasmine Abs.
Jasmine Concrete
Benzyl Acetate
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Essencia, Aetherische Oele - Switz.
Flavodor - The Netherlands
Jasmin Absolue Egypte
Jasmin Absolute
Jasmin AB13
Jasmin AB410
Jasmopyrane
Jasmopyrane Forte
Fleurchem, Inc. - USA
Global Essence Ltd - U.K.
MATIERES PREMIERES AROMATIQUES
Benzyl Acetate
Flexitral, Inc. - USA
Jasamansi Oil
Jasmine Absolute / Concrete
Jasphene
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Frencharoma Imports Co., - USA
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Acetate
Good Scents Company - USA
Jasmin Moroccan Abs.
Frey - Lau GmbH - Germany
Jasmin Oil Italy
Fayyum Gharbya Aromatic - Egypt
Jasmine Absolute
Jasmine Abs.
Jasmine Concrete
Givaudan Fragrance Corp. - Switz.
Jasmin Absolute Chassis
Jasmin Concrete Absolute
Jasmin Pommade Absolute
Acetate De Benzyle
Euma - Argentina
Jazmin Absoluto
FD Copland & Sons Ltd. - UK
Jasmin Italy Concrete
Jasmin Morocco Concrete
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Fine Chmical Trading Ltd. - U.K.
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Isojasmone B - 11
Jamrosa
Jasmine Grandiflorum Abs.
Jasmine Grandiflorum Concrete
Jasmine - Juuhi
Jasmine Sambac
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmone Cis
Jasmonyl LG
Di Hydro Jasmone
Di Hydro Jasmone Ketone
Myraldyl Acetate
FLORAL
Firmenich SA - Switzerland
Quest International - Givaudan
Benzyl Acetate
Hedione
Hedione FAM
Hedione HC
Benzyl Propionate
Di Hydro Jasmone
Jasmolactone
Jasmophore
Di Hydro Jasmone
Di Hydro Jasmone Lactone
Jasimia
Jasmin
Jasmin Absolute Chassis
Jasmin Absolute Concrete Egypt
Iso Jasmone
Jasmacylene
Jasmatone
112
Jasmin Absolute Pommade
Jasmin Acetate
Jasmin Concrete Italy
Jasmin Concrete Morocco
Jasmin Cyclopentanol
Jamsin Cyclopentanone
Jasmin Lactone
Jasmin Oil Italy
Jasmin Pyranol
Jasmin Pyranone
Jasmone - ( Z )
Jasmone Iso
Jasmone Para
Benzyl Salicylate
Kato Aromatic S.A.E. - Egypt
Hemani Ex - Imp Corp. - India
Jasmin Benzol Abs.
Jsmine Hexane
Jasmin Benzol Concrete
Jasmine Hexane Concrete
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Salicylate
BOOK # 2 ( I - Z )
IPRA Fragrances - France
Katyani Exports - India
Graham Chemical Corp. - USA
Jasmin Oil
Jasmin Egypte Abs.
Jasmin Indes Abs.
Jasmin Egypte Concrete
Jasmin Indes Concrete
Jasmin Indes Sambac Concrete
Jsmine Abs.
Jasmine Abs.
Jasminum Sambac
International Flavors & Frag. - USA Attar Jasmine
Benzyl Acetate, natural
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Salicylate
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Salicylate
Laboratoire Monique Remy - France
( IFF )
Fleuramone
Jasmine Abs. Egypt
Jasmine Abs. India
Jasmin Concrete Ref. A
Iso Jasmone natural
HC Biochem - China
Jasmine Abs.
Jasmine Concrete
Jasmal
Jasmelia
Jessemal
H. Reynaud & Fils - France
JC Buck Ltd. - U.K.
Jasmine Abs.
Jasmin Absolute - Egypte
Jasmin Indian Abs.
SYNTHETIC AROMA CHEMICALS
Lluche Essence - Spain
Handa Fine Chemicals Ltd. - UK
Joint American Ventures - USA
Jasmine Oil
Jasmine Concrete
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmin Extract
Kao Corporation - Japan
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
MDJ
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Propionate 98 %
Benzyl Propionate 99 %
Benzyl Salicylate
Di Hydro Jasmone
Di Methyl Benzyl Carbinyl
Acetate
Iso Jasmone Pure
113
Glen O. Brechbill
Jasmaone
Jsmine Lactone
Jasmone - CIS
Jasmopyrane
Jasmopyrane Forte
Jeseate
Payan Bertrand SA - France
Jasmine Egypt Abs.
Jasmine India Abs.
Jasmonato Metila
Jasmonil ( Jessemal )
Jasmophore
Jessemal
Penta Manufacturing - USA
Polarome International - USA
Methyl Jasmonate
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmin Abs. ( Various Sources )
Lorthar Streek - Germany
Perfume & Flavor Manuf. - Aust.
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Jamsone Cis
Jasmonyl LT
Jasmin Oil - Grandiflorum
Jasminum Oil - Grandiflorum
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Myraldyl Acetate
Peter Jaris Cosmetic - U.K.
Premier Chemical Corp. - India
M.X.D. Enterprise System - Korea
Jasmin EG
Jasmin EO
Jasmine Granfiflorum Abs.
Jasmine Sambac Abs.
Petigara Chemicals - India
AROAMTIC OILS
Jasmine
( Grandi Florum ) Abs.
Jasmine
( Grandi Florum ) Concrete
Jsmin Sambac Abs.
Jasmine Sambac Concrete
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmine Egyptian Abs. Extra
Mane SA - France
Jasmin Abs. MD
MelChem Distribution - USA
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Moraflor Aromatiques - France
Petit Marie - Brazil
Jasmine Oil MF
Jasmine Abs.
Jasmin Egipto Abs.
PFW Aroma Chemicals - The Neth.
Prima Fleur - USA
Jasmine Abs.
Egypt
Jasmine Smabac Abs.
Jasminum Sambac
India
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Prodasynth - France
Iso Jasmone
Paul Kaders Gmbh - Germany
Acetato Benzila
Acetato Di Metil Benzil Carbinol
Benzyle Acetate
Jasmin Concrete / Absolute
Hedione
Di Hydro Jasmone
AROMA CHEMICALS
Iso Jsmone
Quality Analysis Ltd. - U.K.
Benzylacetate
Jasmal
Jasmolactona
Jasmin Abs. - Egypt, Ukraine
114
Rai Ingredients - Brazil
Sarcom Inc. - USA
Sundial Fragrances & Flavors - USA
Jasmone CIS
Benzyl Acetate 99 % China
Benzyl Propionate
Science Lab - USA
Sunrose Aromatics - USA
Jasmine Oil
Seema International - India
Jasmine Grandiflorum 20 % in Jojoba
Jasmine Sambac
Jasmine Oil
Jasmine Abs., Egypt
Sensient Essential Oils - Germany
SINGLE NOTES 10 % DILUTION
Jasmin Abs. - India
Jasmine Grandiflorum - 10 %
in Jojoba
Symrise Gmbh - Germany
Myraldyl Acetate
Raj Aromatics Aroma Corp. - India
Henkel
DMBC - A
Robertet SA - France
Jasmin Chassis Abs.
Jasmin Eyptian
Shanghai M & U Intl. - China
Osmanthus CC Abs.
Benzyl Acetate
Rosetta Enterprises, LLC - USA
Di Methyl Benzyl Carbinyl - A.
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Salicylate
Benzyl Propionate
NATURAL AROMA CHEMICALS
Jasmaprunat
SAT Group - India
Benzyl Acetate
Lactojasmone
Jasmine Oil
Shreeji Aroma - India
Synaco Group - Belgium
SRS Aromatics Ltd. - U.K.
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Absolute
Jasmin Concrete
Jasmine Abs. Egypt A
Jasmine Abs. Egypt 2455
Jasmine Abs. India A
Jasmine Abs. India 1057
Jasmine Extract
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
AROMA CHEMICALS
Som Santi House - India
Jasmarome Absolute
Jasmin 8188 - 1
Jasmin 8842 - 1
Jasmin Concretarome
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Salicylate
Jasmine Abs. - Nat.
Synarome - France
Benzyl Acetate
Hedione
Sovimpex - France
Acetate Benzyle
China
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Concrete
115
Glen O. Brechbill
Treatt Inc. - USA
Egypt
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Concrete
Firmenich, S.A. - Switz.
Jasmolactone
France
IFF - USA
Jasmin
France
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Concrete
Jasmal
Jessemal
Egypt
Nippon Zeon Co., Ltd.
Jasmin
India
Claigeon ( MDJ )
China
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Concrete
Methyl Jasmonate
Jasmin
Supercepionate
India
Italy
Synarome
Jasmin
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Concrete
Morocco
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Concrete
Trisenx, Inc. - USA
Jasmylone 99
Jasmin Floraline ( P - 99 )
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
LIBRARY OF FINE CHEMICALS
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Acetate
Hedione
Jasmal - IFF
Jasmin Lactone - Zeon
Jasmolactone - Firmenich
Jasmorange
Jasmylone 99 - Synarome
Jesemal - IFF
South Africa
Jasmin Abs.
Jasmin Concrete
U.K. Aromatic & Chemicals - India
Th. Gyer Gmbh - Germany
Benzyl Propionate
Benzylacetate
Uhe Company, Inc. - USA
Methyl Jasmonate - Zion
Jasmaprunat
Benzyl Acetate
W & W Australia Pty Ltd. - Aust.
Tianjin Jiete Fine Chemical - China
Ventos, Ernesto S.A. - Spain
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Propionate
Jasmine Abs.
SPECIALTY PRODUCTS
Di Methyl Benzyl Carbinyl
Acetate
116
Walsh, Johm D., Co. - USA
cis-2-Pentenol
Jasmin Abs.
2-n-Heptyl Cyclopentanone
2-n-Hexyl Cyclopentanone
AROMATIC CHEMICALS & NATURALS
Benzyl Acetate
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Salicylate
Hedione
Jasmacylene
Jasmal
Jasmatone
Jasmin Absolute Oliffac
Jasmopyrane
Jasmopyrane Forte
Jessemal
Wambesco Gmbh - Denmark
Jasmin Egyptian Absolute
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Benzyl Propionate
Iso Jasmone
Zeon Corporation - Japan
Cepionate
Cis - Jasmon
Claigeon
Jasmin Lactone
Super Cepionate
Zeppin
OTHERS
117
Glen O. Brechbill
Jasmin Notes
Benzyl Acetate
Strong sweet fresh fruity floral odor of many types of flowers.
A richer, softer jasmin.
Benzyl Acetate FFC
Floral, jasmine
Benzyl Propionate
Fruity sweet, floral undertone type jasmin.
Claigeon
Jasmin-like.
Cepionate
Powdery long lasting, jasmin.
Cis-Jasmon
Diffusive, fruity jasmin.
Cis-2-Pentenol
Powerful, jasmin, like.
CIS Jasmone
Diffusive, warm spicy fruity, dilution - floral.
Delphone
Powerful, diffusive and complex floral aromatic and fruity, jasmin.
Lactonic, floral, jasmine.
Fruity odor floral jasmin.
Di Hydro Jasmone
Fruity sweet floral woody with a powdery nuance.
Di Jasmone
A full, deep jasmin type odor, intensely floral.
D M B C - Acetate
Fresh powerful fruity floral odor of jasmin, lily.
2-Heptyl Cyclopentanone
Floral, herbal, jasmin-like.
2-n-Hexyl Cyclopentanone
Green floral, jasmin-like.
118
Iso Jasmone
Isomeric floral jasmin mixture.
Iso Jasmone Pure
Powerful, latonic, celery - jasmin.
Jasmacylene
Low cost, fresh diffusive green, woody anise, herby, - jasmin.
Jasmal
Powerful oily herbaceous warm jasmin odor.
Jasmaprunate
Fruity like apple jasmin dry slightly green like wild grapes.
Jasmatone
Diffusive, warm spicy celery, with a hint of frutiness, - jasmin.
Jasmelia
A pungent jasmin, jasmone odor with a hint of parsley.
Jasmin # 187
A sweet floral fruity jasmin floral complex.
Jasmin AB13
Economical but tenacious base with a fruity top note.
Jasmin AB 410
Long lasting, absolute note of floral jasmin.
Jasmin Abs.
Floral jasmin not overly sweet like cananga oil.
Jasmin Abs. Concrete Syn
A pleasant fruity sweet floral jasmin odor.
Jasmin Abs. Italian Max.
The purest heart of the floral jasmin.
Jasmin Abs. Oliffac
An economical approach of the precious jasmin flower.
Jasmin Chassis Abs.
Resembles orange flower absolute, warm sweet and heavy.
Jasmin Concrete
With a varying source odor is waxy, fatty sweet jasmin like.
Jasmin Egyptian
An extremely fine floral jasmin fragrance.
Jasmin Egyptian C2612
Has fine jasmin top note quite diffusive.
Spicy warm floral.
Jasmin Lactone
Powerful cream, jasmine, peach coconut note.
Jasmin Petals Abs. Egypt
A sweet strong jasmin green floral petal like odor.
Jasmin 74D
A reconstitution of jasmin absolute.
119
Glen O. Brechbill
Jasmine
The sweetest and most celebrated flower of North Africa.
Jasmolactone
Sweet fruity floral jasmin.
Jasmolactone CNC
Oily, fruity floral petal like suggestive of many floral absolutes.
Jasmo Lactone XC
Jasmin absolute odor with a buttery note.
Jasmoneige
Natural jasmin.
Jasmonol
Floral waxy odor works well in tuberose, honeysuckle and jasmin.
Jasmonyl
Intensely sweet floral jasmin.
Jasmonyl Acetate
Jasmin somewhat pear like odor.
Jasmophyll
Sweet floral fruity like jasmin slight green herbal woody nuance.
Jasmorange
Fruity balsamic, green floral, aldehydic.
Jasmopyrane
Rich, waxy, sweet floral jasmin complex.
Jasmopyrane Forte
More tenacious floral jasmin, and has a slight mushroomy note.
Jessemal
Herbaceous floral jasmin.
Lactone CIS Jasmone # 114 Soft floral odor of jasmin.
Lactone of CIS Jasmone # 411 A floral waxy, jasmine absolute odor. Used in jasmine fragrances.
Methyl Jasmonate
The floral heart of jasmin, petal soft and tenacious, elegant.
Methyl Jasmonate Extra
More powerful and floral than standard material extremely diffusive.
Zeppin
Diffusive, sweet, noble jasmin.
120
Floral Aldehydic - Jasmin # 1a
3
46
9
35
.1
25
2
6
3
6
10
1
117
19
6
14
4
7
8
14
5
66
18
4
310
3
31
3
4
5
24
67
8
Kephalis
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Augaflor 9
Galaxolide 50 in DPG
Amberfleur
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandec Givco 75
Iso - Rose
Hydroxycitronellal
Irotyl
Ethyl Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol
Laurinal
Liral
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Ivyal
Ionone Alpha Extra
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
.1
15
7
5
3
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 850
Citronica
Verdantiol - Givaudan
Geraniol 970
Tea Essence
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Lyral
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Pearalate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
C - 14 “ Peach “
Iso Eugenol
Stemone
Florosia
Geranyl Acetate
Vanilla Resinoid
1,000
121
Glen O. Brechbill
Floral Aldehydic - Jasmin # 1b
3
46
9
35
.1
22
2
6
3
7
10
1
120
19
6
14
4
7
8
14
5
64
18
4
310
3
32
3
4
5
24
67
8
Iso E Super
Coumane
Vanillin
Ethylene Brassylate
Amberfleur
Benzyl Alcool
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandec Givco 75
Iso - Rose
Iso Jasmone
Irotyl
Ethyl Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol
Liral
Di Propylene Glicol
Iso - Eugenol
Rose For Soap Base
Bnezophenone
Jasmin P.G.
Ionone Pure 100 %
Muskylein
Benzyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
.1
15
7
5
3
1
38
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
1
1
1
.2
1
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 850
Jasmonyl Acetate
Geraniol 970
Mirabelle 2000 D
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Lyral
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Pearalate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
C - 14 “ Peach “
Para Cresyl Redistilled
Stemone
Florosia
Geranyl Acetate
Vanilla Resinoid
1,000
122
Floral Aldehydic - Jasmin # 1c
3
45
9
35
.1
24
2
6
3
4
10
1
117
19
6
14
4
7
8
14
5
66
18
4
310
3
35
3
4
5
24
67
8
Osyrol
Coumane
Civet Augaflor 9
Ethylene Brassylate
Amberfleur
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandec Givco 75
Damascenia 185 SA
Hydroxycitronellal
Irotyl
Ethyl Vanillin
MelonOrg
Eugenol
Laurinal
Liral
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Ivyal
Ionone Alpha 60
Muscomer 810 P
Benzyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
.1
15
7
5
3
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Prime
Citronica
Geraniol 970
Tea Essence
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Lyral
Nerol Petals
Jasmone
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Pearalate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Aldehyde C - 14
Carnaline
Stemone
Florosia
Geranyl Acetate
Vanilla Resinoid
1,000
123
Glen O. Brechbill
Floral Aldehydic - Jasmin # 1d
3
46
10
35
.1
22
2
6
3
6
10
3
117
19
6
14
4
7
8
14
5
67
18
4
310
2
31
3
4
5
24
67
8
Sandalore
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Augaflor 9
Musk T - Takasago
Iso E Super
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandec Givco 75
Iso - Rose
Hydroxycitronellal
Jasmin Oil Italy
Ethyl Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Di Propylene Glicol
Dianthanol
Rose Substitute # 60
Bnezophenone
Iridales
Ionone Alpha Extra
Musk TM II
MDJ Super
Kir Base # 9741
.1
15
7
5
3
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Geraniol 600
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 850
Citronica
Geraniol 60
Jasmin Petals Abs. Egypt
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Lyral
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Jasmin Oil M/F
Rose Oil - Turkey
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
C - 14
Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
Florosia
Acetate de Geranyle
Vanilla Resinoid
1,000
124
Floral Aldehydic - Jasmin # 1e
3
46
9
35
.1
25
2
6
3
6
10
1
117
19
6
14
4
7
8
14
5
66
18
4
310
3
31
3
4
5
24
67
8
Woodynol II - FFC Aroma
Di Hydro Coumarex
Vanisal
Civet Powder # 1B
Amber Core - Kao Corp. - Japan
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandec Givco 75
Iso - Rose
Jasmin Oil
Ethyl Vanillin
Ozonfleur
Eugenol
Laurinal
Hidroxicitronelal
( DPG )
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Ivyal
Ionone Alpha Extra
Musk Xylene ( IFRA )
Super Ceptionate
Kir Base # 9741
.1
15
7
5
3
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Alcohol C - 9
Citronellol 850
Citronica
Aurantiol
Geraniol 970
Jasmin Absolute - Egypt
Orange Flower Base
Cinnamalva
Mallow
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Pearalate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Aldehyde C - 14
Iso Eugenol
Liveche
Neryl Acetate
Fleuramone
Vanilline
1,000
125
Glen O. Brechbill
14
5
3
12
36
7
39
3
8
4
1
51
13
3
111
29
1
5
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
310
1
34
75
18
1
.1
22
5
7
38
Koavonne
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanillin
Musk 50 DPG
Amberfleur
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Benzylacetate
Jasmophore
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Lioral
alpha - Ionone
Rose Substitute
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Laurine Extra
Iso Rose
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate Pur
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
7
Citronellol 750
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Cetonal V
Wardia Substitute
Bourgeon De Cassis
Bourgenal
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Phyllos
1,000
126
14
5
3
10
36
7
39
3
10
4
2
51
13
3
111
28
2
5
6
4
10
5
7
6
2
310
1
32
75
18
1
.1
22
5
7
38
Iso E Super
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanillin
Musk 50 DPG
Amberfleur
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Benzy Acetate FCC
Jasmophore
Hydroxycitronellal
Eugenol
Galbanum Resinoid
Lioral
Irisone Bis
Rose Substitute
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Di Propylene Glycol
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 60
Lyral
Adoxal
Jasminum Sambac Abs.
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate Pur
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
7
Citronellol 750
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Givco 188
Cetonal V
Wardia Substitute
Bois Amberene Forte
Bourgenal
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Phyllos
Orange Oil of California ( Sweet )
1,000
127
Glen O. Brechbill
16
5
3
12
36
7
35
3
8
4
1
51
11
3
114
29
1
5
6
3
11
5
7
6
2
310
1
34
70
18
1
.1
22
4
7
38
Sandalwood Oliffac
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanillin
Musk 50 DPG
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Muskylein
Ethyl Vanisal
Alpha Damascone
Benzylacetate
Jasmophore
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Lioral
Iridales
Rose Substitute
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
alpha Ionone Pure
Laurine Extra
Rosa Crystals
Jasmine Abs. - Egypt, India
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate Pur
3
9
.3
1
3
12
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
1
9
.1
4
25
4
3
3
2
7
Citronellol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Cetonal V
Wardia Substitute
Bourgeon De Cassis
Scennal
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxy Citronellal Di Methyl A.
Undecavertol
Wardia - Firmenich
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Jasmine Oil Pg
1,000
128
14
5
3
12
36
7
39
3
8
4
1
51
13
3
111
29
1
5
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
320
1
34
70
18
3
.1
22
5
7
38
Koavonne
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandec Givco 83
Vanillin
Galbanolide
Patchouli Amber
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Damascenone
Benzylacetate
Jasmophore
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Jasmin Etiole Givco 144
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose For Soap Base 73
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 970
Laurine Extra
Iso Rose
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geraniol from Citral
Linalyl Acetate Pur
3
12
.3
1
3
11
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
6
.1
3
26
4
6
3
2
7
Citronellol 800
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Cetonal V
Wardia Substitute
Bourgeon De Cassis
Bourgenal
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Lilivert
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol 98 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Phyllos
1,000
129
Glen O. Brechbill
14
5
3
12
36
7
39
3
8
4
1
51
13
3
111
29
1
5
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
310
1
34
75
18
1
.1
22
5
7
38
Koavonne
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanillin
Musk 50 DPG
Amberfleur
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Jasmophore
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Lioral
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Acetato Benzila
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Laurine Extra
Damascenia 185
Jasmin Abs. Italian Max.
Carnaline
Linalylacetate
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
7
Citronellol 750
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Cetonal V
Wardia Substitute
Bourgeon De Cassis
Ionone Alpha Coeur
Bourgenal
Nerolin Crystals
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Folione
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Benzyl Propionate - Hemani Ex Jasilyn
Methyl Benzoate
Orange Orpur Italy - Givaudan
1,000
130
.1
7
45
37
19
8
22
6
5
2
16
5
6
15
2
1
5
119
28
53
.1
5
64
9
1
2
9
17
320
2
.1
28
Musk Abs. C Less
Benzyl Benzoate
Coumane
Woodynol I
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanilla Beans
Anisyl Alcohol
Propionate Benzila
Methyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Benzophenone
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Jasmin Indes Abs.
Methyl Ionone Alpha Coeur
Beta Damascone
Vanillyl Alcohol
Ionone Pure
Lioral
Nerolin Crystals
Rosalva
Galaxolide 50 DPG
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
6
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol 99 %
Citronellol 850 FCC
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 95
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Givco 225
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Florymoss
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone 100 %
Tuberose Oliffac
Stemone
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
131
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
7
39
37
19
8
22
6
5
2
17
5
6
15
2
1
5
124
28
53
.1
5
64
9
1
2
9
17
320
2
.1
28
Musk Abs. C Less
Benzyl Benzoate
Coumrin Substitute
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Woodynol II
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanilla Beans
Cashmeran
Anisyl Alcohol
Benzyl Propionate
Methyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Geranodyle
Irisone Bis
Cinnamic Alcohol
Hydroxycitronellol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Jasmin Indes Abs.
Heliotropine
Jasmone - ( Z )
Vanillyl Alcohol
Lioral
Nerolin Crystals
Rosalva
Galaxolide 50 DPG
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
6
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol Pur
Citronellol 850 FCC
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 95
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Givco 225
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Pomarose
Top Galbanum
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone 100 %
Tuberose Oliffac
Stemone
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
132
.1
7
45
37
19
8
22
6
5
2
16
5
6
15
2
1
5
119
28
53
.1
5
64
9
1
2
9
17
320
2
.1
28
Exaltolide
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumane
Musk Pierre
Woodynol I
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanilla Beans
Anisyl Alcohol
Propionate Benzila
Methyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Benzophenone
Green Ivy Givco 117
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Jasmine Abs.
Beta Damascone
Vanillyl Alcohol
Ionone Pure
Lyral
Nerolin Crystals
Rosalva
Etilen Brassilato
24
5
12
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
1
2
1
3
1
3
5
1
1
6
2
1
1
34
.3
Linalol 99 %
Citronellol 850 FCC
Musk Gazalle
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Givco 225
Neryl Acetate
Floranton T
Wardia
Florymoss
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone 100 %
Tuberose Oliffac
Bois Amberene Forte
Iso Jasmone
Farnesyl Acetate
Acetate De Linalyle
1,000
133
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
7
45
37
19
8
22
6
5
2
16
5
6
15
2
1
5
119
28
53
.1
5
64
9
1
2
9
17
320
1
.1
28
Musk Abs. C Less
Benzyl Benzoate
Coumane
Chandanone
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanilys - Pfw
Anisyl Alcohol
Propionate Benzila
Methyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Benzophenone
Cinnamic Alcohol
Hydroxycitronellal
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Jasmin Indes Abs.
Coriander Oil - Russian
Beta Damascone
Lyrame Super
Neroli Artessence
Rosalva
Musk Clear
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
7
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol 99 %
Citronellol 850 FCC
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 95
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Givco 225
Isoeugenol ( Dianthanol )
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Acetate Geranyle
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone 100 %
Tuberose Oliffac
Stemone
Benzyl Propionate
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalylacetate
1,000
134
.1
8
45
37
19
8
22
6
5
2
16
5
6
14
2
1
4
119
28
53
.1
5
65
9
1
2
9
17
320
2
.1
28
24
Musk Abs. C Less
Benzyl Benzoate
Coumane
Macrolide
Woodynol I
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanilla Beans
Anisyl Alcohol
Propionate Benzila
Methyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Benzophenone
Givescone
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Jasmin Indes Abs.
Geranium 2222
Vanillyl Alcohol
Ionone Pure
Meijiff
Nerolin Crystals
Rosalva
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Linalol 99 %
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
6
2
1
1
35
.3
Citronellol Pur
Jasmine Abs. Sambac - India
Iso Raldeine 95
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol 60
Petilyn
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Florymoss
Scennal
Ylang Odorata Oil
y - Irone
Tuberose Oliffac
Stemone
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
135
Glen O. Brechbill
7
45
1
32
37
4
8
2
79
1
6
17
10
5
6
2
1
125
3
22
7
.1
23
89
20
300
2
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
Kephalis
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Amberfleur
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Ethylene Brassylate
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Jasmine
Hydroxy Citronellal
Citronellol
Carnation Base
Mallow
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Ethyl Linalool
4
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
1
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Hawthorn
Iso Rose
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Acetate De Benzyle
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Bourgeons De Cassis
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rhodiaflor SnH
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Eugenyl Acetate
Benzylacetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
136
7
45
1
32
37
4
8
2
79
1
6
17
10
5
6
2
1
125
3
24
7
.1
23
89
20
300
2
12
7
2
5
.4
24
.7
Kephalis
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Amber
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thyme Oil White ( O ) - Canada
Liral
Musk TM II
Jasmoneige
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Jasmine
Hydroxy Citronellal
Citronellol
Carnation Base
Mallow
Alcohol C - 9
Jasmine Oil P.g.
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Phenylethylalcohol
Liveche
Linalool
Perryfix - Creations Aromatiques
4
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
9
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
1
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Aubepine
Iso Jasmone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Acetate De Benzyle
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Bourgeons De Cassis
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Bugaflor - Synarome
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Jasmine Sambac
Eugenyl Acetate
Benzylacetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
137
Glen O. Brechbill
9
45
1
32
37
4
8
2
79
1
6
17
10
4
6
2
1
125
3
22
7
.1
23
86
20
304
2
14
7
2
5
.4
28
.7
Kephalis
Coumane - Flexitrail
Civet Tincture
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Candanone
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Hedione
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Iso Jasmone
Citronellol 850 FCC
Carnation Base
Mallow
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 60
Jasmin Oil - Grandiflorum
Phenylethylalcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Linalool
Anapear - Givaudan
4
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
1
11
1
4
.1
1
1
18
Anis Aldehyde
Folione
Iso Rose
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Acetate De Benzyle
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Bourgeons De Cassis
Scennal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rhodiaflor SnH
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg W.I.
Leaf Alcohol
Eugenyl Acetate
Benzylacetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
138
7
48
1
32
37
4
8
2
79
1
6
14
10
5
6
2
1
128
3
22
7
.1
23
86
20
300
2
12
7
4
5
.4
25
.7
Kephalis
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Amberonne
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Ethylene Brassylate
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Methyl Jasmonate
Hydroxy Citronellal
Citronellol - L
Mallow
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Super Cepionate
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Linalool
Pearalate
4
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
8
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
1
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Hawthorn
Tuberose Abs. India A
Iso Rose
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Verdox
Acetate De Benzyle
Muguet Aldehyde
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Bourgeons De Cassis
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rhodiaflor SnH
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Eugenyl Acetate
Jasmopyrane
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
139
Glen O. Brechbill
7
45
1
32
37
4
8
2
79
1
3
17
10
2
6
2
1
128
3
25
7
.1
23
89
20
300
2
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
Kephalis
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thyme Oil Red
Laurine Extra
Ethylene Brassylate
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Jasmine
Hydroxy Citronellal
Citronellol
Carnation Base
Mallow
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Jasmacylene
Boisnal
Ethyl Linalool
C - 14 ( Peach ) Pure
1
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
8
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
1
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Anisic Aldeido
Iso Rose
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Oliffac
Acetate De Benzyle
Meranol
Bourgeons De Cassis
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Iso - Eugenol
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Acetal
Eugenyl Acetate
Benzylacetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
140
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
21
8
3
62
103
14
25
8
1
85
4
22
6
4
1
.1
318
4
.1
15
1
33
Benzyl Alcohol double distilled
Amyris Oil ( West Indies ) Sandal
Civet Tincture
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Woodynol I
Vanillin
Polarose
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Iritone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Laurine Extra
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Alpha Damascone
Iridales
Citronellol Nat.
Iso Jasmone
Linalol S 97
5
3
19
7
.2
5
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
3
2
3
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
Orange Flor Deco
Jasmine Abs.
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iris Beure Oil
Benzyl Propionate
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Alcohol C - 10
Nerol
Iridales
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
141
Glen O. Brechbill
11
8
.1
4
38
43
5
9
.1
21
6
3
62
105
14
45
8
1
75
4
22
6
4
1
.1
318
4
.1
15
1
33
Benzyl Alcohol FR
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civette Givco 85
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Woodynol II
Vanillin
Polarose
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Iritone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Laurine Extra
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Lyral
Alpha Damascone
Irisone Bis
Citronellol - High Purity
Iso Jasmone
Linalol S 97
5
3
19
7
.2
5
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
3
2
3
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
Orange Flor Deco
Jasmine Grandiflorum
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Folrosia
Benzyl Propionate
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Alcohol C - 10
Nerol
Iris Beure Oil
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
142
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
21
8
3
62
103
14
25
8
1
85
4
22
6
4
1
.1
316
4
.1
15
1
33
Sandalore
Civet Tincture
Heliotropine
Woodynol I
Vanillin
Polarose
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Iritone
Zeppin
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Laurine Extra
Eugenol / Clove
Di Methyl Octanol
Troenan
Alpha Damascone
Ionone 100 %
Citronellol Nat.
Linalol S 97
5
3
19
8
.2
5
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
2
15
4
3
1
.4
2
3
2
3
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
Orange Flor Deco
Jasmine Abs.
Meranol
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iris Beure Oil
Jasmolactona
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Alcohol C - 10
Rhodinol Ex Citronellal
Iridales
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Neryl Acetate
1,000
143
Glen O. Brechbill
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
21
8
3
62
103
14
25
8
1
85
4
22
6
4
1
.1
318
4
.1
15
1
33
Amyris Oil ( West Indies ) Sandal
Civet Tincture
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Sandel SR
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Iritone
Benzylacetate
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Laurine Extra
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Alpha Damascone
Iridales
Citronellol
Iso Jasmone
Linalol S 97
5
3
19
7
.2
5
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
3
2
3
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Petilyn
Orange Flor Deco
Jasmine Abs.
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Damascenia 185 SA
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Alcohol C - 10
Nerol
Benzyle Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
144
11
9
.1
4
33
53
5
9
.1
21
8
3
60
109
14
25
8
1
85
4
23
6
4
2
.1
318
4
.1
15
1
33
Alcool Benzila
Sandalwood - Australia
Civet Artificial 1a
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Osyrol
Vanillin
Polarose
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Iritone
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosa Crystals
Laurine Extra
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hydroxyciol
Damascone
Iridales
Citronellol
Iso Rose
Linalol S 97
5
3
19
5
.2
7
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
1
2
3
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
Orange Flor Deco
Jasmine Abs.
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Tuberose Substitute
Iris Beure Oil
Benzyl Propionate
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia - Firmenich
Alcohol C - 10
Bois Amberene Forte
Iridales
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
145
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
6
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
109
6
2
21
5
12
25
91
7
1
3
6
5
310
2
1
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Vanilline
Coumarin Substitute
Benzyl Salicylate
Sandol-SA
Hydroxycitronellal
Nerolin Crystals
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate
Sandela
Diola
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Jasmin Oil Pg
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Turkey Abs.
Jasmin 74 D
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Oil Sweet
Geraniol Prime
Ribes Mercaptan - Cassis
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Carnaline
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Meranol
Methyl Iso Eugneol
1,000
146
.1
6
47
33
34
8
1
23
2
6
52
9
4
115
3
2
21
5
12
25
91
7
1
3
6
5
310
2
1
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Vanilline
Coumarin Substitute
Benzyl Salicylate
Amberfleur
Hydroxycitronellal
Nerolin Crystals
Musk Xylene ( IFRA )
Benzyl Acetate
Sandela
Diola
Isoeugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Jasmin Oil Pg
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Turkey Abs.
Jasmin 74 D
Perryfix - Creations Aromatiques, S
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Oil of Florida ( C.P. )
Geraniol Prime
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cinnamon Leaf Oil - India
Cassifix
Rose ( 752 P59 )
Aldeido Muguet
Carnaline
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Meranol
Methyl Iso Eugneol
1,000
147
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
6
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
58
9
4
119
6
2
21
5
6
25
91
7
1
3
6
5
310
2
1
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Vanilline
Coumarin Substitute
Benzyl Salicylate
Sandol-SA
Hydroxycitronellal
Nerolin Crystals
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate
Sandela
Diola
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Fleuriff
Citronellol S 97
Jasmophore
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Turkey Abs.
Jasmin 74 D
Geranium over Roses
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Oil Sweet
Geraniol Prime
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Carnaline
Iso E Super
Meijiff
Linalyl Acetate
Meranol
Methyl Iso Eugneol
1,000
148
.1
6
38
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
119
6
2
21
5
12
25
91
7
1
3
6
5
310
2
1
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Vanillin
Coumarin
Galaxolide 50
Benzyl Salicylate
Sandol-SA
Hydroxyciol
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Benzyl Acetate
Osyrol
Diola
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandela
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Acetal
Citronellol 96 FCC
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Geranyl Acetate SP
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Essence Abs.
Jasmin Etiole Givco 55
Ionone
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Oil Sweet
Geraniol Prime
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Rose Givco 83
Cassifix
Damascenonel
Muguet Aldehyde
Carnaline
Bacdanol
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Meranol
Methyl Iso Eugneol
Jasmine Oil
1,000
149
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
6
48
33
39
8
1
23
1
3
52
9
4
126
6
2
21
5
12
25
84
7
1
3
7
5
300
2
1
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Vanillys - Pfw
Coumarin Substitute
Macrolide
Benzyl Salicylate
Sandol-SA
Hydroxycitronellal
Oranger Crystals
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate
Sandela
Hydroxycitronellol
Diola
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Iso Eugenol
alpha - Ionone
Sandalore
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Turkey Abs.
Jasmin 74 D
Fleuramone
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Oil Sweet
Geraniol 970
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Carnaline
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Meranol
Methyl Iso Eugneol
1,000
150
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
126
12
5
19
75
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
5
17
11
8
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1A
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Osyrol
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Anisyl Alcohol
Hedione
Vanillinethyl
Iso Rose
Kephalis
Cashmeran
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol
Laurine Extra
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Citronellol
Geraniol Ex Citronella
Mallow
Wardia
MelonOrg
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
.1
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Egypt
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Pure
Tuberose Augaflor 17
Trinalool
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance B
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
151
Glen O. Brechbill
7
4
9
.1
35
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
129
12
5
19
75
1
23
14
2
319
3
8
5
6
16
11
8
Vanillin
Traseolide
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1A
( DEP ) - Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyl Salicylate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Anisyl Alcohol
Hedione
Vanillinethyl
Iso Rose
Kephalis
Cashmeran
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol
Laurine Extra
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Benzyl Acetate Coeu
Citronellol 850
Geraniol Ex Palmarosa
Mallow
Wardia
Melon Oliffac
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
31
.1
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
1
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Morocco
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Pure
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Benzyl Propionate
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Scennal
Eugenyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance B
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
152
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
126
12
5
19
75
1
23
14
2
329
3
7
6
2
16
11
8
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1A
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Osyrol
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Anisyl Alcohol
Hedione
Vanillinethyl
Iso Rose
Brahmanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Rose Crystals Ex Benzaldehyde
Laurine Extra
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Citronellol - L
Mallow
Wardia
Aquamor
4
1
3
.2
.1
3
34
.1
29
10
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
37
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Egypt
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Extra
Trinalool
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Cassis Fragrance B
Linalylacetate
1,000
153
Glen O. Brechbill
7
4
9
.1
28
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
136
12
5
19
75
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
Vanillin
Nepalva
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 3b
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Osyrol
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Anisyl Alcohol
Iso Jasmone Pure
Ethyl Vanillin
Iso Rose
Lilial
Kephalis
Cashmeran
Hidroxicitronelal
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Laurine Extra
Methyl Benzoate
Di Propylene Glycol
Citronellol
Geraniol
2
16
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
34
.1
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Mallow
Wardia
MelonOrg
Jasmone
Neroli Egypt
Rose Bourbon Abs. - France
Florantone T
Geraniol Pure
Linalol Extra
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Neryl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Lyrame Super
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance B
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
154
7
4
9
.1
38
19
20
5
1
4
15
64
.1
7
4
.1
126
12
5
21
75
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
3
16
11
8
Vanillin
Musk Emeressence
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Ethiopia
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyl Salicylate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Anisyl Alcohol
Vanillinethyl
Rose
Kephalis
Cashmeran
Hidroxicitronelal
Ionone For Soap Base
Rosone
Eugenol
Laurine Extra
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Citronellol
Geraniol 80 %
Mallow
Wardia
Fruitaleur
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
.1
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
6
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
37
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Egypt
Rose Essence Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Pure
Trinalool
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Acetal
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance B
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
155
Glen O. Brechbill
47
1
55
.1
.1
35
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
110
3
11
9
2
105
1
6
7
36
27
320
6
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
Coumane
Rose Crystals
Anisyl Alcohol
DEP
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Jasmon Oil M/F
Super Cepionate
Methyl Benzoate
Iso Eugenol ( Carnation )
Citronellol 70 %
Geraniol Savon
Eugenol / Clove
Phenafleur
Nerol
Vanilla Sur Abs. C’Less MD
Carnaline
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
16
33
3
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
4
Linalol Pur
Di Hydro Coumarex
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang III
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Pearalate
Acetate de Neryle
1,000
156
47
1
55
.1
.1
35
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
110
3
11
9
2
105
1
6
7
36
27
320
6
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
Coumane
Rose Crystals
Vanilla Resinoid
Cinnamic Alcohol
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanillin
Musk TM II
Jasmon Oil M/F
MDJ Super
Methyl Benzoate
Carnaline
Citronellol 70 %
Geraniol 970
Eugenol / Clove
Jasmin EG
Nerol
Eugenyl Acetate
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 10
16
33
3
2
.4
3
19
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
3
5
1
.1
2
4
Linalol Pur
Helional
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang III
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Laurinal
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Pearalate
Neryle Acetato
1,000
157
Glen O. Brechbill
47
1
55
.1
.1
25
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
110
3
11
9
4
115
1
6
7
36
25
320
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
Coumane
Rose Crystals
Anisylalcohol
DEP
Acetato D’Iso Eugenyl
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Carnation Oil M/F
Super Cepionate
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Geraniol Ex Palmarosa Oil
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Phenafleur
Nerol
Carnaline
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Stemone
16
29
3
2
.4
3
20
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
4
Linalol Pur
Di Hydro Coumarex
Lyral
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang III
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Isoeugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia - Firmenich
Iso Rose
Anapear
Acetate de Neryle
1,000
158
43
1
55
.1
.1
35
4
2
10
31
5
3
8
4
114
3
11
9
2
105
1
6
7
36
27
320
6
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
Coumarin Crystals
Benzophenone
Anisyl Alcohol
DEP
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Damascenone ( Firm )
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Hydroxycitronellal
Jasmin 8188 - 1
MDJ ( Mehyl Di Hydro Jasmonate )
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Hydroxy Citronellal
Geraniol ( 970 ) Pure
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Carnaline
Ionone Alpha
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Bois Amberene Forte
16
33
3
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
4
Linalol 98 %
Methyl Lavender Ketone
Hyacinth PP
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang III
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Dianthanol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Pearalate
Geranyl Acetate
1,000
159
Glen O. Brechbill
47
3
55
.1
.1
34
4
1
9
33
5
3
9
2
110
3
11
9
2
105
1
6
7
36
27
320
6
2
.1
1
3
8
.1
.2
7
Coumane
Rose Crystals
Etilen Brassilato
Anisyl Alcohol
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Acetate Pure
y - Irone
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Iso Jasmon
Super Cepionate
Methyl Benzoate
( Carnation )
Citronellol 70 %
Geraniol Savon
Eugenol
Phenafleur
Nerol
Carnaline
Ionone Alpha
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Petilyn
16
33
3
2
.4
3
17
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
7
1
.1
2
4
Linalol Pur
Di Hydro Coumarex
Melonyl 85471 VMF
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang III
Iridales
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Pearalate
Acetate de Neryle
1,000
160
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
108
53
.1
6
3
1
7
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
5
4
.1
3
5
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vanillin
Amyris Oil Extra - Payan Bertrand
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Benzyl Acetate
Fleuramone
Sandalwood Oliffac
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellol
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol Prime
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Lyral
Benzylacetate
y - Irone
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Iso Jasmon
Geraniol Pure
Jasmonyl Acetate
Methy Octyne Carbonate Substitute
Orangeflor
Wardia
27
16
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
10
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Rose
Tangerinol
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate Pure - IFF
Top Muguet
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Fleuramone
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Hedione
1,000
161
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
110
53
.1
6
3
1
8
76
7
6
300
3
24
2
3
7
1
5
4
.1
3
5
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vanillin
Sandolen
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Benzyl Acetate
Fleuramone
Sandalwood Oliffac
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellal
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol Prime
Woodynol II
Lyral
Benzyl Acetate
y - Irone
Geraniol ( 970 ) Pure
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Jasmony Acetate
Geraniol 60
Jasmonyl Acetate
Orangeflor
Wardia
27
16
3
1
15
3
5
2
.4
1
3
5
2
7
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Rose
Tangerine Oil Florida
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate
Mugone S 207 M
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
2, 6 Nonadienal 1 al
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Hedione
1,000
162
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
108
53
.1
6
3
1
7
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
5
4
.1
3
5
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vanillin
Sandalore
Benzyl Propionate
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Benzyl Acetate
Fleuramone
Florasantal
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellol
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol Prime
Osyrol
Lyral
Benzylacetate
y - Irone
Geraniol 98 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Iso Jasmon
Jasmonyl Acetate
Violiff
Orangeflor
Apple Blossom
27
16
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
10
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Palmarosa India
Tangerinol
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate
Lioral
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Wardia
1,000
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.1
10
44
38
5
11
23
48
6
7
1
50
15
4
7
5
114
53
.1
6
3
1
7
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
5
4
.1
3
5
Civet Ethiopia
Hercolyn - D
Traseolide 100 Base
Vanillin
Amyris Oil Extra - Payan Bertrand
Coumane
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Hydrofix L
Heliotropine
MDJ Super ( Methyl D Hydro Jas. )
Fleuramone
Amyris Oil West Indies
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellol
Alcohol C - 09
Lilivert
Citronellol Prime
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Lyral
Benzylacetate
alpha Ionone
y - Irone
Geraniol Coeur
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Jasmonil
Geraniol Pure
Orangeflor
Rhodinol
27
16
3
1
15
3
2
2
.4
1
3
5
2
10
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate ( Rose Crysals )
Tangerinol
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Mugone S 207 M
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Palmarosa, India
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Anisyl Alcohol
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Hedione
1,000
164
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
108
53
.1
6
3
1
7
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
4
1
5
4
.1
3
5
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vanillin
Sandal Wood Oil
Coumane
MCKhac
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Benzyl Acetate
Folrosia
Sandalwood Oliffac
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellol
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol Prime
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Lyral
Benzylacetate
Irisone Bis
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Jasmonil
Geraniol Pure
Jasmonyl Acetate
Folione
Orangeflor
Alpha Damascone
27
19
3
1
12
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
11
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Rose
Phenylethylalcohol
Lyrame Super
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Stemone
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Phyllos - Bell Flavors & Fragrances
Bourgenal
1,000
165
Glen O. Brechbill
44
8
9
4
34
47
8
7
6
45
11
1
4
116
5
4
7
9
4
15
1
8
3
28
11
299
9
24
1
3
77
3
.4
1
3
Coumarin Substitute 5091 P
Ethylene Brassylate - Musk T
Benzyl Salicylate
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hydroxyciol
Sandranol
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Anisaldehyde
Hydroxycitronellol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 850
Lilivert
Cashmeran
Methyl Di Hydro Jasmonate
Sandasweet
Rose for Soap Base
Eugenol
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Lacton Jasmon
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Laurine Extra
Linalol
Neroli Artessence
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Jasmin Oil P.G.
Vetiver Oil Indonesia
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Grapefruit Oil of Texas ( White )
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Bergamal
1,000
166
44
7
9
4
34
45
8
7
6
45
11
1
4
119
5
4
7
9
4
15
1
8
3
28
11
299
9
24
1
3
77
3
.4
1
3
Coumane
Musk T - Takasago
Benzyl Salicylate
Heliotropine
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hydroxyciol
Sandalwood Oil West Indies
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Anisaldehyde
Hydroxycitronellol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 850
Liral
Cashmeran
Sandasweet
Rose for Soap Base
Eugenol
Geranium Rose India
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Jasmonil
8
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
3
.7
3
5
2
17
1
35
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Laurine Extra
Linalol 98 %
Neroli Artessence
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranylacetate
Cassis Fragrance B
Jasmin Etiola Givco 271
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerinol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Amyl Salicylate
Leaf Alcohol
Bergamal
1,000
167
Glen O. Brechbill
44
8
9
4
31
47
8
7
6
45
11
1
4
119
5
4
7
9
4
15
1
8
3
28
11
299
9
24
1
3
77
3
.4
1
3
Helional - IFF
Musk T
Benzyl Salicylate
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hydroxyciol
Sandalwood Oil W.I.
Benzyl Acetate
Damascone
Anisaldehydedimethylacetal
Hydroxycitronellol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 850
Lilivert
Musk Emeressence
Sandasweet
Rose for Soap Base
Eugenol
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Jasmon
5
3
22
.5
1
3
19
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
18
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Laurine Extra
Linalol
Meranol
Neroli Artessence
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Jasmin Oil P.G.
Vetiver Oil Java
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Meijiff
Leaf Alcohol
Bergamot Oil FCC
1,000
168
42
8
9
4
34
47
8
7
6
45
11
1
4
118
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
30
11
300
9
25
1
3
77
3
.4
1
3
Ethylene Brassylate - Musk T
Benzyl Salicylate
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hydroxyciol
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Beta Damascone
Anisaldehyde
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 850
Lilivert
Cashmeran
Sandasweet
Rose for Soap Base
Eugenol
Geranium Rose Bourbon
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Benzyl Acetate Pure
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
15
1
36
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Lyral
Linalol
Methyl Jasmonate
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassifix
Jasmin Oil P.G.
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Neroli Artessence
Leaf Alcohol
Bergamal
1,000
169
Glen O. Brechbill
44
8
9
4
34
45
8
7
6
45
11
1
4
116
5
4
7
9
4
17
1
8
3
28
11
299
9
24
1
3
75
3
.4
1
3
Coumarin
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Salicylate
Heliotropine
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Traseolide 100 Base
Vanillin
Lioral
Sandiff - IFF
Benzyl Acetate
alpha - Amil Cinnamic Aldeido
Anisyl Alcohol
Anisaldehyde
Hydroxycitronellol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 850
Lilivert
Musk Emeressence
Sandalwood Oil New Caledonia
Rose for Soap Base
Eugenol
Myraldyl Acetate
Ionone Alpha 60
Muguet Aldehyde
Jasilyn
5
3
22
.5
1
2
17
8
5
6
.7
3
5
2
19
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Iso Jasmone Pure
Linalool
Iso Rose
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Jasmin Oil P.G.
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Grapefruit Oil of Fla. Cold Pressed
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerine Dancy Type
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
DMBC - Acetato
Jasmonyl LG
1,000
170
Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC - Muguet
Muguet ( Lily of the Valley )
Convallaria majalis, commonly
known as the lily-of-the-valley, is a
poisonous woodland flowering
plant native throughout the cool
temperate Northern Hemisphere in
Asia and Europe.
It is possibly the only species in the
genus Convallaria (or one of two or
three, if C. keiskei and C. transcaucasica are recognised as separate
species). In the APG III system, the
genus is placed in the family
Asparagaceae,
sub
family
Nolinoideae (formerly the family
Ruscaceae). It was formerly placed
in its own family Convallariaceae,
or earlier, like many lilioid monocots, in the lily family Liliaceae.
A limited native population occurs
in Eastern USA (Convallaria
majalis var. montana). There is,
however, some debate as to the
native status of the American variety.
stems called rhizomes. New upright
shoots are formed at the ends of
stolons in summer, these upright
dormant stems are often called
pips. These grow in the spring into
new leafy shoots that still remain
connected to the other shoots under
ground, often forming extensive
colonies. The stems grow to 15–30
cm tall, with one or two leaves
10–25 cm long, flowering stems
have two leaves and a raceme of
5–15 flowers on the stem apex. The
flowers are white tepals (rarely
pink), bell-shaped, 5–10 mm diameter, and sweetly scented; flowering
is in late spring, in mild winters in
the Northern Hemisphere it is in
early March. The fruit is a small
orange-red berry 5–7 mm diameter
that contains a few large whitish to
brownish colored seeds that dry to a
clear translucent round bead 1–3
mm wide. Plants are self-sterile,
and colonies consisting of a single
clone do not set seed.
some botanists.
Convallaria majalis var. keiskei from China and Japan, with red
fruit and bowl-shaped flowers (now
widely cited as Convallaria keiskei)
C. majalis var. majalis - from
Eurasia, with white midribs on the
flowers
C. majalis var. montana - from the
USA, with green-tinted midribs on
the flowers
Convallaria transcaucasica is
recognised as a distinct species by
some authorities, while the species
formerly called Convallaria japonica is now classified as Ophiopogon
japonicus.
Garden Use
Convallaria majalis is a popular
garden plant, grown for its scented
flowers and for its ground-covering
Description
Taxonomy
abilities in shady locations. Some
consider it a weed, as it can spread
C. majalis is a herbaceous perenni- There are three varieties that have over a wide area in gardens and can
al plant that forms extensive sometimes been separated out as be difficult to contain or remove.
colonies by spreading underground distinct species or subspecies by
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Various kinds and cultivars are
grown, including those with double
flowers, rose-colored flowers, variegated foliage and ones that grow
larger than the typical species.
C. majalis 'Albostriata' has whitestriped leaves
C. majalis 'Green Tapestry',
'Haldon Grange', 'Hardwick Hall',
'Hofheim', 'Marcel', 'Variegata' and
'Vic Pawlowski's Gold' are other
variegated cultivars
Lady's tears, since, according to
Christian legend, the lily of the valley came into being from Eve's
tears after she was driven with
Adam from the Garden of Eden,
although this seems unlikely, since
in Catholic parlance, "Our Lady"
refers to the Virgin Mary. Another
Christian legend states that Mary's
tears turned to lily of the valley
when she cried at the crucifixion of
Jesus, and because of this it is also
known as Mary's tears. According
to another legend, lilies of the valley also sprang from the blood of
Saint Leonard of Noblac during his
battles with a dragon.
C. majalis 'Berlin Giant' and C.
majalis 'Géant de Fortin' (syn.
'Fortin's Giant') are larger-growing
cultivars
The name "lily of the valley" is also
used in some English translations
C. majalis 'Flore Pleno' has double of the Bible in Song of Songs 2:1,
flowers.
although whether or not the
Hebrew word "shoshana" (usually
C. majalis 'Rosea' sometimes found denoting a rose) originally used
under the name C. majalis var. there refers to this species is uncerrosea, has pink flowers.
tain.
Traditionally Convallaria majalis
has been grown in pots and winter
forced to provide flowers during
the winter months, both for as potted plants and as cut flowers.
All parts of the plant are poisonous
and the red berries may be attractive to children; if eaten even in
small amounts, the plant can cause
abdominal pain, vomiting, and a
reduced heart rate.
It is a symbol of humility in religious painting. Lily of the valley is
considered the sign of Christ's second coming. The power of men to
envision a better world was also
attributed to the lily of the valley.
Norse mythology
In Norse mythology lilies are associated with the virgin goddess of
spring Ostara. The lily symbolizes
life to Pagans and the blooming of
Christian Legend
lily of the valley flower heralds the
feast of Ostara. The sweet fraThe flower is also known as Our grance and whiteness of the flowers
symbolize the humility and purity
of its patron goddess
Other names and legends
Other names include May lily, May
bells, lily constancy, ladder-toheaven, male lily, and muguet
( French ).
Its scientific name, majalis or
maialis, means "of or belonging to
May", and old astrological books
place the plant under the dominion
of Mercury, since Maia, the daughter of Atlas, was the mother of
Mercury or Hermes.
In the "language of flowers", the
lily of the valley signifies the return
of happiness. Legend tells of the
affection of a lily of the valley for a
nightingale that did not come back
to the woods until the flower
bloomed in May.[citation needed]
[edit] Symbolic uses
Traditionally, lily of the valley is
sold in the streets of France on May
1.
Lily of the valley was the floral
emblem of Yugoslavia and it also
became the national flower of
Finland in 1967.
The Norwegian municipality
Lunner has a lily of the valley in its
coat-of-arms. It is the official
flower of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity,
Kappa Sigma fraternity, Delta
Omicron fraternity, Alpha Epsilon
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Phi sorority, and Alpha Phi sorority. (0.88 %), green-grassy notes: (Z)It is also the official flower of Job's 3-hexen-1-ol (11 %), (Z)-3-hexenyl
Daughters International.
acetate (7.8 %), (Z)-3-hexenal
(trace) and (E)-2-hexenal
Lily-of-the-valley
(0.18 %), green pea and galbanumConvallaria majalis (Liliaceae)
like
notes:
2-isopropyl-3methoxypyrazine (trace) and 2Lily-of-the-valley is a flower of the i s o b u t y l - 3 - m e t h o x y p y r a z i n e
forest-floor on poor and calcareous (trace), fatty, waxy, aldehydic
soil. In Scania in southern Sweden, notes: octanal (0.15 %), nonanal
for example, it is found in dense (0.1 %), decanal (0.07 %) and
stands close to the bed-rock. Lily- fruity, raspberry notes: beta-ionone
of-the-valley is widely distributed (trace). In another study of lily-ofin the northern hemisphere. The the-valley,
phenylacetaldehyde
whole plant is poisonous.
oxime was identified.
The intense and elegant fragrance
of the flowers may be described as
"delicately floral, with a distinct
touch of greenness, surrounded by
fresh, rosy-lemony nuances"
Etymologi: Lat. convallis, valley;
Lat. majalis, belonging to May or
blooming in May. In France lily-ofthe-valley is called muguet.
about new, artificial lily-of-the-valIn a study on the headspace of lily- ley odorants
of-the-valley flowers using GC-MS
and GC-sniffing/GC-olfactometry Already in 1908 it was discovered
techniques, Brumke, Ritter and that the compound 3,7-dimethyl-7Schmaus from the company hydroxyoctanal or hydroxycitronelDragoco (today Symrise, Germany) lal has a beautiful lily-of-the-validentified some 23 compounds con- ley-like odour. This famous odorant
tributing to the lily-of-the-valley is used in countless perfumes for
fragrance, among these several this nuance. Unfortunately it is
newly detected trace constituents rather unstable and has shown up to
[210]. The odorants could be divid- be slightly allergenic, so its use
ed into floral-rosy-citrusy notes: level is restricted. Alcohols are
citronellol (9.6 %), geraniol more stable, and a number of suc(8.4%), nerol (1.3 %), citronellyl cessful alternatives have been
acetate (1.1 %), geranyl acetate (3.3 developed, Mayol ® and Florol ®
%), geranial + benzyl acetate (0.96 being examples.
%), neral (0.02 %), benzyl acohol
(35 %), phenethyl alcohol (0.78 %),
phenylacetonitrile (3.0 %), farnesol
(1.9 %) and 2,3-dihydrofarnesol
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Muguet Fragrance Chemicals
BOOK # 1 ( A - G )
Bell Flavors & Fragrances - USA
Alfa Chem - USA
Green Base Augaflor 10
Lilie
Hydroxycitronellal
Muguet Augaflor 16
Hydroxycitronellal
Methyl Anthranilate
Lily Aldehyde
Basf - Germany
Anupam Industries - India
Berje Inc. - USA
Hydroxyciol
Hydroxycitronellal
Green Acetate
Lysmeral
Hydroxycitronellol
Hydroxy Extra
Hydroxycitronellal
Hydroxycitronellal For Soap
Hydroxycitronellal Fractions
Nerolidol
Brighten Colorchem - The Neth.
Leaf Acetal
Liffarome
Lilial
Lolitol
Lyral
Lyrame
Basf - Japan Ltd. - Japan
Hydroxy Citronellal
Hydroxyciol
Hydroxycitronellal
Lilial
Lyral
Jasmorange
Jasmorange F
Carrubba Inc. - USA
Neo Folione
Lysmeral
Lily of the Valley
Stemone
Hydroxycitronellal Pur
Hydroxy Citronellal
Di Methyl Acetal
Hydroxycironellal
Lyral
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Trifernal
The Good Scent Co. - USA
Lilyall
Florhydral
Hydroxycitronellal
FLORAL - BY NOTE
Lilial
Flexitral, Inc. - USA
Hydroxycitronelall
Hydroxycitronellal Di Ethyl Acetal
Hydroxycitronellal Di Methyl A.
Hydroxycitronellal / Methyl Anth.
Hydroxycitronellol
Givaudan Fragrance - Switz.
Quest International - Givaudan
Lioral
Dossinia Givco 167 PFM
Hidroxicitronelal
Florhydral
Lilial
Lyral
Glycolierral
Hidroxicitronelal
Lilial
Lyral
Essencia, Aetherische - Switz.
Folrosia
Hydroxycitronellal
Hydroxycitronellal
Di Methyl Acetal
Lilial
Lyral
Silvial
Stemone
Lily
Lily Absolute
Lily of the Valley
Lily of the Valley Absolute
Lily Propanol
Lilyall
Lilyall / Methyl Anthranilate
Muguet Butanal
Quest Int. ( Givaudan ) - Switz. Muguet Butanol
Muguet Carbaldehyde
Muguet Carboxaldehyde
Anther
Muguet Ethanol
Muguet Nitrile
Dorina SA
Muguet Oxtadienol
Dupical
Muguet Propanol
Muguet Shiseol
Efetaal
Elintaal
Elintaal Forte
Hydroxycitronellal Sub AB 2040
Lily Aldehyde
Petilyn
Handa Fine Chemicals Ltd., - UK
Global Essence Ltd. - U.K.
Hydroxycitronellol
Firmenich SA - Switz.
Hydroxy Citronellal - Usa
Doremox
Dorina SA E
Feuillage Vert Base 47661
Muguet Aldehyde
( Empetaal, Myraldene,
Myrac Aldehyde ) - Usa
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BOOK # II ( I - Z )
Lothar Streek - Germany
Raj Aromatics Corp. - India
Lilial
Hydroxycitronellal
Ex - Citriodora
Hydroxycitronellal
Ex - Citronnelle
Stemone
Lyral
Millennium Chemicals - USA
SRS Aromatics Ltd. - UK
Hydroxycitronellal Pure FCC
SPECIALTY BASES
IFF
Innospc Inc. - USA
PFW Aroma Chemicals - The Neth. Lyronalia 3917 P
Hydroxycitronellal Pure 55
Lilestralis
Lilestralis 22
Lilivert
Melfloral
Methoxycitronellal PQ
Floralyn
Mugone S 207 M
AROMA CHEMICALS
Hidroxi Citronelal
Hidroxi Citronelal Di Metil Actal
Hydroxycitronellal BM
Hydroxycitronellal Pure
Hydroxy Dimethyl Acetal
Lilial
Liral
Lilanate 3275 P
Lilial / Methyl Anthranilate
IFF - USA
Stemone
Sundial Fragrances - USA
Lyral
Lyrame
Lyrame Super
Hydroxycitronellal BM/CJ 99 %
Hydroxycitronellal Pure 99 %
FCC
Lily Aldehyde
Meijiff
Melafleur
Prodasynth - France
Symrise GmbH & Co. - Germany
Hydroxycitronellal
Hydroxycitronellal
Hydroxycitronellol
Hydroxy Diethyl Acetal
Farnesol Special
Farnesyl Acetate
RAI Ingredients - Brazil
Hydroxycitronellal
Hydroxycitronellal DMA
Hydroxycitronellol
Florhydral
Mugetanol
Muguet Aldehyde
Lilial
Synarome - France
Liral
Myraldyl Acetate
Hydroxycitroenllal
Di Ethyl Acetal
Muguet Des Bois 11793
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Takasago International Corp. - Japan Muguesia
Muguet Aldehyde 50 DEP - IFF
Muguet Aldehyde 50 IPM - IFF
Heliobouquet
Kovanol
Stemone - Givaudan
1-Laurinal
Laurinal
Walsh, John D., Co. - USA
Hydroxycitronellal
Hydroxycitronellol
Hydroxyol
Taytonn Pte Ltd. - Singapore
IFF
Lilestralis
Lilivert
Lyral
Lyral
Hydroxycitronellal
Lilestrallis Ordinary
Lilestrallis 22
Lilivert
Hydroxycitronellal “E”
Hydroxycitronellal Ex Citronellal
Hydroxycitronellal Di Methyl
Acetal
Hydroxycitronellol synthetic
Trisenx, Inc. - USA
Hydroxycitronellal
Lilial
Lyral
IFF
Hydroxycitronellol ( Hydroxiol )
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Hydroxycitronellal - BASF
Hydroxycitronellol - IFF
( Hydroxiol )
Lily Alcohol ( Muguet Alcohol )
Meijiff
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Glen O. Brechbill
Green Notes
Acetate C - 9
Powerful fruity green leafy.
Aldehyde C - 6
Powerful fatty green grassy odor.
Aldehyde C - 8
Soft woody green mildly floral odor.
Alfania Base 38228
If a compound based on alfalfa most likely green or herbal.
Ambrose Abs.
A very strong green floral type fragrance.
A C A Di Methyl Acetal
Peculiar animal green odor.
Amyl Salicylate
Sweet herbaceous green slightly floral.
Anisyl Formate
Sweet herbaceous green somewhat dry odor.
Armoise Oil
Herbaceous green.
Balinol
A green floral compound.
Benzyl Formate
Powerful fruity green herbaceous.
Bois Amberene Forte
Green floral odor.
Bourgeon De Cassis
Green.
Cassis Base 345 B
A green fruity floral character.
Cassis Fragrance
Strong green fruity floral fragrance.
CIS 3 Hexenyl Acetate
Intensely green sharp fruity, very diffusive, dilution - banana.
CIS 3 Hexenyl Benzoate
Mild, but tenacious green herbaceous woody odor.
178
CIS 3 Hexyl Alcohol
Powerful, and intensely green grassy odor.
CIS 3 Hexyl Salicylate.
Sweet, slightly green balsamic odor.
Citralva
Powerful oily green lemony fresh odor.
Citronellal
Powerful fresh green citrusy, slight woody odor.
Citronellyl Formate
Pw leafy green fruity rosy fresh and light Rem of geranium rose.
Cortex Aldehyde
Powerful green woody sap like, but fresh aldehydic sweet.
Cumin Aldehyde
Extremely powerful diffusive green spicy, slightly fatty odor.
Cuminic Aldehyde
Pungent green herbaceous odor.
Cyclal - C
Powerful green leafy floral odor.
Cyclamen Aldehyde
Diffusive powerful floral green stem like odor.
Cyclo Galbonate
Strong herbaceous green.
Decatone
A strong green odor.
Di Ethyl Malonate
Sweet pleasant fruity green reminiscent of apples.
Di M Phenyl Ethyl Carbinol Soft floral green.
Di Phenyl Oxide
Harsh floral green.
Ethyl Levlulinate
Ethereal fruity, somewhat green and sweet odor.
Ethyl 2 Methyl Butyrate
Powerful diffusive green fruity pungent odor Rem of apple peels.
Farnesol
Mildly floral delicately sweet oily fresh green odor.
Feuillage Vert Base 47.062
Green floral base possessing a cool natural freshness.
Fleuroxene
A strong green floral woody nondescript odor.
Floral N
A soft slightly green floral odor.
Floromat
A floral green type odor.
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Glen O. Brechbill
Floropal
Herbal fresh floral green.
Florosa
A light sweet delicately floral green fragrance.
Florosia
A light sweet green floral.
Galbanum Oil
Spring green leafy like.
Galbex 183
Woody green herbaceous odor.
Geranium Bourbon
Green leafy rosy strong.
Geranyl Acetone
Fresh floral light, but rather penetrating sweet rosy light green.
Geranyl Formate
Fresh somewhat dry green leafy rosy odor.
Grapefruit Body Fleurom
Extremely powerful green grapefruit odor.
Gyrane
A diffusive herbal green type odor.
Heptavert
A green woody odor.
Herbaflorat
Green sweet fruity.
Hexadrenyl Iso Butyrate
Oily sweet fruity green apple, and galbanum like odor.
Hexyl Benzoate
Woody green piney balsamic odor.
Homo Cumminic Aldehyde 50 Pw, diffusive green twiggy effect with cut grass hedge like odor.
Hyacinth Body
Powerful leafy green with hyacinth note.
Very powerful penetrating green earth foilage.
Hydratropic A D M Acetal
Powerful, earthy warm spicy green deep fruity odor.
Hydrofix L
Sweet floral lily with a fresh green dry out.
Hydroxycitronellal X Citronellol Muguet sweet floral green, citrusy fresh.
Iso Cyclo Citral
Powerful and diffusive floral green.
Jacintheme 135 SA
Reminiscent of the green floral heart of hyacinth.
180
Leaf Acetal Extra
Powerful oily green odor with a sweet vegetable undertone.
Leaf Acetate
Intensely green diffusive odor.
Leaf Alcohol
Powerful fruity green slightly fruity.
Leaf Salicylate
Sweet, slightly green balsamic odor.
Liffarome
Violet green.
Ligustral
Fresh green.
Lilial
Sweet yet refreshing floral green.
Lile Strallis 22
Fresh light green floral, reminiscent of lilial.
Linalyl Formate
Fresh citrusy green bergamot like.
Lyral
Delicately sweet, light and floral.
Mallow
A slightly green sweet floral fragrance.
Mayol
A sweet green floral material.
Melon Enhancer
A diffusive green melon type odor.
Melonyl 86471 VMF
A very nice light sweet green melon odor very diffusive.
Methyl Heptenone Extra
Fruity green slightly waxy.
Methyl Hexyl Ketone
Pleasant floral bitter green, slightly musty.
Green violet leaf like.
Methyl Phenyl Carbinol
Earth green reminiscent of gardenia and hyacinth.
Mimosa Abs. Essence
A green floral delicately mimosa like.
Muguet Aldehyde 50
Diffusive green muguet lily type odor.
Nerolidol
Mild and delicately floral slight green reminiscent of apple lily.
Nerolidyl Acetate
Sweet woody and mildly refreshing green.
181
Glen O. Brechbill
Olibanum Oil
Strongly diffusive fresh terpeney green.
Orris Resinoid
A very herbaceous slightly green floral like odor.
Phenyl Acetaldehyde
Powerful green wood sap like.
Phenyl A Glycerine Acetal
Peculiar oily green earthy ranty, but mild and sweet.
Phenyl Di Methyl Acetal
Powerful green earthy flower stem like odor.
Phenyl Ethyl Acetal
Warm, green leafy also rosy balsamic odor.
Phenyl Propyl Acetate
Fresh floral powerful fruity green.
Phenyl Propyl Aldehyde
Floral hyacinth, lilac, balsamic green.
Rhodinyl Formate
Fresh leafy green delicate rosy.
Rhodinyl Valerate
Heavy fruity, slight earthy green, but also sweet odor.
Rose Crystals
Mild, at first very weak green rosy balsamic odor.
Scentenal
Powerful green refreshing watery floral.
Stemone
Green slightly herbaceous odor.
Strallyl Acetate
Powerful and penetrating green floral in dilution.
Strallyl Propionate
Balsamic green floral type odor.
Syringa Aldehyde
Powerful and refreshing green fruity forest like sweet odor.
Taget Abs.
Intensely herbaceous green with a sweet fruity undertone.
Tolyl Acetate
Sweet floral fruity and mildly green.
Trans 2 Hexenyl Acetate
Powerful and fresh green sweet fruity very natural odor.
Tri Cyclo Decenyl Acetate
Powerful herbaceous green and fresh woody odor.
Undecavertol
Strong, however not over powering slightly green floral odor.
182
Vern Aldehyde
Fresh green.
Vetchouli
Green herbaceous odor.
183
Glen O. Brechbill
Floral Aldehydic - Muguet # 1a
3
36
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
134
19
6
17
4
26
7
3
5
72
18
4
307
3
20
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
Amber Substitute
Coumarine Chine
Vanillin
Civet Tincture
Musk R - 1
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Rhodinol - X
Irotyl
Carnation Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Melon Org
Hidroxcitronelal
Lily of the Valley
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Tuberose Substitute
Geranodyle
Lioral
Ionone Alpha 60
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Alcohol C - 9
12
7
5
3
1
36
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
5
3
1
3
.2
1
Ionone Alpha 60
Citronellol 850
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol 970
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol Petals
Iso Jasmon
Rose Oil - Morocco
Tea Essence
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Parmanyl
C - 14 “ Peach “
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
1,000
184
Floral Aldehydic - Muguet # 1b
3
36
9
38
.1
27
3
9
3
6
8
1
132
19
6
17
4
26
7
3
5
72
18
4
307
3
20
3
4
2
21
57
8
.1
Amber Substitute
Coumarin
Vanillin
Civet Tincture
Osyrol
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandela
Rhodinol - X
Irisone Bis
Carnation Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Fruitaleur
Hidroxcitronelal
Lily of the Valley
Di Propylene Glicol
Eugenol
Tuberose Substitute
Geranodyle
Lioral
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Alcohol C - 10
12
7
5
3
1
35
.1
7
6
9
3
.6
4
.8
3
1
.1
5
2
3
5
3
1
3
.2
2
Ionone Alpha 60
Citronellol 850
Folione
Florantone T
Geraniol 970
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol Petals
Iso Jasmon
Scennal
Rose Oil - Morocco
Tea Essence
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Parmanyl
Aldehyde C - 14
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
1,000
185
Glen O. Brechbill
Floral Aldehydic - Muguet # 1c
3
36
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
134
19
6
17
4
26
7
3
5
62
18
4
307
3
28
3
4
1
24
57
8
.1
Coumane
Vanilys - Pfw
Oud Orpur - Givaudan
Musk Clear
Sandiff
Benzyl Benzoate
Roseone
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Rhodinol - X
Amyl Cinnamic Aldehyde - Alpha
Irotyl
Carnation Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Melon Org
Hidroxyciol
Mallow
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Tuberose Substitute
Lyral
Ionone Alpha
Musk 50 DEP
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Alpha Damascone
15
7
5
3
1
36
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
5
3
1
3
.2
1
Ionone Alpha 60
Citronellol 850
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol 970
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol Petals
Palmarosa Oil - India
Rose Oil - Morocco
Tea Essence
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Parmanyl
C - 14 “ Peach “
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
1,000
186
Floral Aldehydic - Muguet # 1d
3
36
7
38
.1
27
2
9
3
9
8
3
136
19
6
17
4
23
7
3
5
70
18
4
305
3
20
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
Patchouli Old Oil
Coumarine Chine
Vanillin
Civet Tincture
Musk R - 1
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Iso E Super
Irotyl
Carnation Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Apple Oliffac
Hidroxcitronelal
Lily of the Valley
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Tuberose Substitute
Geranodyle
Lysmeral
alpha - Ionone
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Cassis Fragrance B
y - Irone
12
7
5
3
1
36
.1
7
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
5
3
1
2
.2
1
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol 970
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Muguet Aldheyde
Nerol Petals
Iso Jasmon
Rose Oil - Morocco
Tea Essence
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iris Beurre Oil
C - 14, Aldehyde
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate Prime
Vanilla Resinoid
1,000
187
Glen O. Brechbill
Floral Aldehydic - Muguet # 1e
3
36
9
38
.1
24
2
9
3
6
8
1
137
19
6
17
4
29
8
3
5
72
18
4
307
3
20
3
1
2
24
55
8
.1
Amberlyn
Di Hydro Coumarex
Vanillin
Civet Tincture
Galaxolide 50 in DEP
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Rhodinol - X
Irotyl
Carnation Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Melon Org
Hidroxcitronelal
Lily of the Valley
Di Propylene Glicol
Eugenol 100
Tuberose Substitute
Geranodyle
Tonka Beans Orpur - Givaudan
Ionone Alpha 60
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzylacetate
Iso Jasmone
12
7
5
3
1
40
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
5
2
3
5
3
1
3
.2
1
alpha - Ionone
Citronellol 850
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol 60
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Kovanol
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rose Oil - Morocco
Tea Essence
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Neryl Acetate
Aldiedo C - 14
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
1,000
188
14
5
3
12
35
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
123
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
79
6
2
300
1
38
8
1
.1
20
5
7
38
3
12
Osyrol
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Ethylene Brassylate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Iso Jasmone
Cyclogalbaniff
Lyral
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Jacinthaflor
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Meijiff
Alcohol C - 9
Ylang Ylang Substitute
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
6
Muguet Aldehyde
Ylang Core - IFF
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Nectaryl
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Neroli - Comoros Island
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
Orange Oil Sweet
1,000
189
Glen O. Brechbill
14
5
3
12
35
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
127
26
1
5
2
3
9
5
7
79
6
2
300
1
38
6
1
.1
20
5
4
38
3
12
Osyrol
Amborol 50
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 in DEP
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Iso Jasmone
Cyclogalbaniff
Stemone
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Jacinthaflor
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Petilyn
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
.3
1
3
11
6
.2
11
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
6
Muguet Aldehyde
Ylang Core - IFF
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Vert de Cassis Givco 119
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
C - 14, Peach ( Aldehyde )
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Hydroxycitronellal - BASF
Orange Oil Orpur - France ( G. )
1,000
190
14
5
3
12
35
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
10
3
127
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
75
6
2
302
1
38
8
1
.1
22
5
7
38
3
12
Brahmanol F
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Ethylene Brassylate
Galaxolide 50
Vanilys - Pfw
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Iso Jasmone
Amyl Salicylate
Lyral
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Super Cepionate - Zeon Corp. Japan
Jacinthaflor
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 60
Lyrame Super
Jasmin Abs. ( Various Sources )
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Rhodinol X
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
.3
1
3
9
5
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
2
26
4
6
3
1
5
Muguet Aldehyde
Ylang Core - IFF
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Nectaryl
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol Pure
Neroli Oliffac
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
Sweet Orange
1,000
191
Glen O. Brechbill
14
5
3
12
35
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
123
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
79
6
2
300
1
38
8
1
.1
20
5
7
38
3
12
Osyrol
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Ethylene Brassylate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Hydroxycitronellal ( Muguet )
Eugenol / Clove
Jasmonyl Acetate
Cyclogalbaniff
Jasmin Province Base - LMR
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
MDJ - Methyl Di Hydro Jasmonate
Jacinthaflor
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Di Propileno Glico
Meranol
Geraniol 100 %
Liral
Jasmonil ( Jessemal )
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol 80
Orange Blossom Base
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
5
Muguet Aldehyde
Ylang Core - IFF
Wardia Substitute
Bois Amberene Forte
Cassis Fragrance
Italian Mandarin Orpur - Givaudan
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Iso Jasmone
Nectaryl
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Myraldyl Acetate
y - Irone
Phyllos
1,000
192
14
5
3
12
35
7
49
3
8
4
1
46
12
3
128
24
1
5
7
3
11
5
7
79
6
2
300
1
38
8
1
.1
20
5
7
38
3
12
Amyris Oil W.I. ( Sandalwood )
Iso E Super
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Ethylene Brassylate
Mugetanol
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Geranium Oil - Chine
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Cyclogalbaniff
Mugone S 207 M
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Jacinthaflor
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Di Propileno Glico
Rhodinol X
Geraniol 60
Melafleur
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Rose Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol FCC
Orange Blossom Base
.3
1
3
12
6
.2
8
1
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
6
Muguet Aldehyde
Fleuramone
Wardia Substitute
Bourgenal
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Nectaryl
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 97 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
Mandarin Israel Orpur - Givaudan
1,000
193
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
48
30
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
5
6
17
1
1
6
131
28
55
.1
5
60
9
310
1
2
8
16
2
.1
28
Civet Base # 9
Benzyl Alcohol FR
Coumarin Substitute
Ethylene Brassylate
Osyrol
Benzyl Salicylate 98 % - China
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Anisyl Alcohol
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Iridales
Lyral
Nerol
Rosalva
Galaxolide 50 ( DPG )
24
5
9
3
.1
6
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
1
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol
Citronellol 850
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol 60
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Geranyl Acetate
Floranton T
Wardia
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Irisone Bis
Nerol Petals
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
194
.1
12
48
30
19
8
27
8
5
3
17
5
6
17
1
1
4
131
28
55
.1
3
60
7
310
1
2
8
16
2
.1
28
Civet Powder # 2 A
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumarin Substitute
Ethylene Brassylate
Osyrol
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellol
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilla Resinoid
Benzophenone
Anisyl Alcohol
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
MDJ Super - Methyl Di Hydro Jas.
Alcohol C - 9
Coriander Oil
Phenylethylalcohol
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Iridales
Lyral
Nerol
Rosalva
Galaxolide 50 ( DEP )
24
5
9
3
.1
6
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
1
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol
Citronellol 850
Musk Emeressence
Irisone Bis
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol 60
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate Coeur
Floranton T
Wardia
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone 100 %
Nerol Petals
Bourgenal
Fleur de Rose - Synarome, France
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
195
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
10
44
30
19
8
27
6
3
3
15
7
6
17
1
1
2
139
28
55
.1
5
60
9
310
1
2
8
16
2
.1
28
Civet Artificial # 3D
Benzyl Alcohol FR
Coumarin Crystals
Ethylene Brassylate
Osyrol
Vanilys
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Anisyl Alcohol
Styrax Coeur
Hydroxycitronellal Pure 99 % BCC
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Delta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Lyonalia 3917 P
Nerol
Rosalva
22
5
9
3
.1
6
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
1
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
36
.3
Linalol
Citronellol 850
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol 970
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol
Neryl Acetate
Floranton T
Wardia
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Jasmonyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Nerol Petals
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
196
.1
10
45
30
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
5
6
17
1
1
5
134
28
52
.1
5
60
9
314
1
2
8
16
2
.1
28
Civet Artificial
Benzylalcohol
Coumarin Substitute
Ethylene Brassylate
Sandalore
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Anisyl Alcohol
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
Damascenia 185 SA
Vanilla Resinoid
Iridales
Lyrame
Nerol
Rosalva
Musk Xylene ( IFRA ) - Givaudan
24
5
9
3
.1
6
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
1
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol 98 %
Citronellol 850
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol 60
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Geranyl Acetate Pure
Floranton T
Wardia
Irisone Bis
Top Galbanum
Ylang Odorata Oil
Irisone Bis
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Blossom Orpur - Givaudan
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
1,000
197
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
9
41
30
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
5
6
17
1
1
6
139
28
55
.1
5
60
9
310
1
2
8
16
2
.1
28
Civet Base # 9
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumane
Macrolide
Osyrol
Vanilys
Musk
Fleuramone
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Anisyl Alcohol
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Iridales
Lyrame Super
Lily of the Valley ( Muguet )
Polarose
Cashmeran
24
5
9
3
.1
6
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
1
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
34
.3
Linalool Special
Citronellol 850
Musk T
Irisone Bis
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol 970
Ylang Givco 225
Jasmine Oil
Geranyl Acetate
Floranton T
Wardia
Iso Rose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Lilial
Nerol Petals
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
198
5
43
1
32
37
6
7
2
74
1
8
17
10
5
7
2
1
125
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
Kephalis
Civet Tincture
Kephalis
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal
Heliotropine
Lyral
Musk Emeressence
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol 850
Eugenol / Clove
Lioral
Alcohol C - 9
MDJ
Geraniol 60
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Linalol S 97
Lily Alcohol
3
.1
2
1
9
11
3
1
3
9
1
.3
1
1
4
1
.4
11
3
1
5
.1
1
1
17
Aubepine
Undecavertol
Synabran
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Iris Beurre Oil
Hidroxicitronelal
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Stemone
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Lily of the Valley
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
199
Glen O. Brechbill
5
43
1
32
37
6
7
3
74
1
8
17
9
5
7
2
1
125
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
25
.7
Sandiff
Coumarin
Civet Tincture
Kephalis
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal
Heliotropine
Lyral
Musk Emeressence
Jasmoneige
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Irone V
Citronellol 850
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Alcohol C - 10
MDJ
Geraniol 98 %
Jasmonyl Acetate
Amyl Salicylate
Linalol S 97
Muguet Alcohol
3
.1
2
1
9
11
3
1
3
9
1
.3
1
1
4
1
.4
14
3
1
4
.1
1
1
17
Aubepine
Undecavertol
Synabran
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Oliffac
Iris Beurre Oil
Hidroxicitronelal
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Stemone
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Bergamot Oils
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Lily of the Valley
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
200
5
41
1
32
37
6
7
2
74
1
8
17
12
5
7
2
1
125
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
25
.7
Kephalis
Civet Tincture
Kephalis
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxy Citronellal
Heliotropine
Lyral
Musk Emeressence
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol 850
Eugenol / Clove
Lioral
Alcohol C - 9
MDJ
Geraniol 60
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Linalol S 97
Mugone S 207 M
3
.1
2
1
9
14
3
1
3
9
1
.3
1
1
4
1
.4
11
3
1
4
.1
1
1
17
Aubepine
Undecavertol
Synabran
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Iris Beurre Oil
Hidroxicitronelal
Tubereuse 181
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Scennal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Lily of the Valley
Cinnamalva
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalylacetate
1,000
201
Glen O. Brechbill
5
43
1
30
39
6
7
2
73
1
8
15
10
5
7
2
1
131
3
28
7
.1
22
77
20
310
3
12
7
2
5
.4
28
.7
Iso E Super
Civet Powder # 1 A
Kephalis
Amber Fleur
Laurine Extra
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Lyral
Ethylene Brassylate
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol Prime
Carnation Base
Lioral
Alcohol C - 9
Acetato de Benzila
Geraniol 60
Ionone Alpha 60
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Hydroxycitronellol
Linalol S 97
Hyacinth PP
3
.1
2
1
9
11
3
1
3
9
1
.3
1
1
4
1
.4
11
3
1
5
.1
1
1
17
Synabran
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Iris Beurre Oil
Petilyn
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Stemone
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Hydroxy Citronellal Di Methyl A.
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
202
5
43
1
32
37
6
7
2
64
1
8
17
10
5
7
2
1
135
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
Brahmanol
Coumane
Civet Paste
Musk Tibetine
Iso & Super - Citral, Brazil
Vanillin Crystals
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal
Heliotropine
Troenan
Jasmonyl Acetate
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol 850
Eugenol / Clove
Lioral
Alcohol C - 9
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Geraniol 60
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Linalol 98 %
Lily Alcohol
3
.1
2
1
9
11
3
1
3
9
1
.3
1
1
4
1
.4
11
2
1
5
.1
1
1
17
Lilie
Undecavertol
Thesaron
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia - Firmenich
Apple Oliffac
Iris Beurre Oil
Hidroxicitronelal
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Stemone
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Fleuramone
Lily of the Valley
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
203
Glen O. Brechbill
11
8
.1
5
28
53
6
9
.1
21
10
3
62
127
13
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
1
.1
304
4
.1
13
1
33
5
Benzyl Alcohol
Civette Givco 77
Heliotropine
Musk NC
Sandalore
Vanillin
Rosalva
Benzyl Salicylate
Hedione
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Melafleur
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Iso Rose
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Select
Jasmonyl Acetate
Linalol S 97
Hysimal
2
19
7
.2
3
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
8
3
1
.4
3
5
1
1
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance B
Geraniol 600
CIS - Jasmone
Eugenyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Tuberose Substitute
alpha - Ionone
Iritone V
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia Base
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol Petals
Hydrofix R
Pomarose
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
204
12
8
.1
5
28
53
6
8
.1
21
8
3
62
127
13
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
1
.1
306
4
.1
13
1
33
5
Benzyl Alcohol
Civet - Ethiopia
Heliotropine
Serenolide
Amyris Oil W.I.
Vanillin
Rosalva
Benzyl Salicylate
Iso Jasmone
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate
Geraniol 60
Meijiff
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Rhodinol
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 850
Jasmonyl Acetate
Linalol 98 %
Troenan
2
19
7
.2
3
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
8
3
1
.4
3
5
1
2
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 10
Cassis Fragrance B
Geraniol 600
CIS - Jasmone
Eugenyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Tuberose Substitute
Ionone
Iritone V
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia Base
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol Petals
Hydrofix R
Jasmin Sambac Abs. - India
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
205
Glen O. Brechbill
11
8
.1
5
28
51
4
7
.1
22
6
3
62
129
13
25
8
1
92
4
21
6
4
1
.1
304
4
.1
13
1
33
5
Benzylalcohol
Sandalwood - South Australia
Civet Augaflor 9
Heliotropine
Traseolide 100 Base
Sandalore
Vanillin
Galbanodor
Hedione
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Muguet Base
Geraniol ( 980 Pure )
Melafleur
Rosone
Eugenol 100 %
Di Methyl Octanol
Laurine Extra - Givaudan
Iso Rose
Vanilla Resinoid
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 850 ( BBA ) - IFF
Jasmonyl Acetate
Linalol S 97
Ionone 100 %
2
19
7
.2
3
.8
.1
3
1
3
15
1
12
3
10
8
3
2
.4
3
2
1
1
.1
24
1
Top Galbanum
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance B
Geraniol 600
CIS - Jasmone
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Bourgenal
Tuberose Substitute
alpha - Ionone
Iritone V
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia Base
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol Petals
Hydrofix L
Lily of the Valley
Pomarose
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
206
11
8
.1
5
28
53
6
7
.1
21
10
3
62
129
13
25
8
1
85
1
21
6
4
1
.1
304
4
.1
16
1
33
5
Benzyl Alcohol
Amberonne
Heliotropine
Sandalore
Vanilys - Pfw
Rosalva
Benzyle Salicylate
Hedione
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Melafleur
Rosone
Hydroxyciol
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Iso Rose
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Prime
Jasmonyl Acetate
Linalol S 97
Petilyn
2
19
7
.2
3
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
8
3
1
.4
3
1
1
1
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance B
Geraniol 600
CIS - Jasmone
Eugenyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Tuberose Substitute
alpha - Ionone
Iritone V
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia Base
Hyacinth PP
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol Petals
Hydrofix R
Pomarose
Linalyl Acetate
Tea Essence
1,000
207
Glen O. Brechbill
9
8
.1
5
28
53
6
9
.1
21
10
4
58
127
16
25
8
1
89
4
20
6
4
1
.1
302
4
.1
13
1
33
2
Benzyl Alcohol
Civette Givco 77
Heliotropine
Ethylene Brassylate ( Musk T )
Sandalore
Vanillin
Rosalva
Benzyl Salicylate
Jasmone
Petilyn
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Melafleur
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Iso Rose
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Select
Myraldyl Acetate
Linalol S 97
2
21
7
.2
3
.8
.1
3
2
3
18
1
12
3
10
8
3
1
.4
3
5
1
1
.1
24
1
Muguet Alcohol
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance B
Geraniol 600
Cis - Jasmone
Eugenyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Tuberose Substitute
Iritone V
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia Base
Traseolide
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol Petals
Hydrofix R
Orange Flower Orpur - Givaudan
Lyral
Jasmine Abs. India A
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
208
.1
7
49
33
29
7
1
23
2
3
54
9
4
128
4
2
23
5
14
25
81
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Sandiff
Nerolin Crystals
MDJ Super
Alicate
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Anthea Sandal Coeur
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Lioral
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geraniol Special 98 % AT
Ribes Mercaptan
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Lilial
Aldeido Muguet
Wardia
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
Iso E Super
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol natural
Myraldyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Stemone - Givaudan
1,000
209
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
7
49
32
29
8
1
21
2
3
54
9
4
130
4
2
23
5
14
25
81
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
12
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Vanilys
Coumarin Substitute
Sandal Forte - Forte
Nerolin Crystals
MDJ Super
Helional
Heliotropine
Ethyl Vanillin
Benzylacetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Ionone Alpha
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Lioral
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
7
3
26
.5
1
10
34
.7
1
4
2
1
4
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Ribes Mercaptan
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil pure
Hydroxycitronellal 55 Pure
Lysmeral
Wardia
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
Iso E Super
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol natural
Myraldyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Scennal - ( Quest Intl. ) - Givaudan
1,000
210
.1
7
49
32
29
7
1
23
2
3
54
9
3
130
4
2
23
5
14
23
81
7
1
3
6
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Woodynol II
Nerolin Crystals
MDJ
Sandalore
Amyl Salicylate
Heliotropine
Vanillin ethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Fleuriff
Citronellol 96 FCC
Anisyl Alcohol
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Timber Forte
Rose Essence Abs.
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Ribes Mercaptan
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg West Indies
Geranium Oil pure
Lilial
Aldeido Muguet
Wardia
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
Vanillyl Alcohol
Jasmorange F
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
1,000
211
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
7
46
33
29
10
1
23
1
3
54
10
4
128
5
2
23
5
14
25
81
6
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Tonka Beans Orpur - Givaudan
Hydroxy Citronellal
Nerolin Crystals
MDJ Super
Santalol
Hydroxycitronellol
Alicate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
Iritone V
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Lioral
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rose Givco 221
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Oil Sweet ( Cold Pressed )
Ribes Mercaptan
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium Oil Egypte
Bourgenal
Lilial
Aldeido Muguet
Wardia
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Linalylacetate
Nerol natural
Myraldyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Stemone - Givaudan
1,000
212
.1
7
49
33
29
11
1
23
2
3
54
9
1
128
4
2
23
5
14
25
81
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
.1
Vanillin
Coumarin Substitute
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Santalol
Nerolin Crystals
MDJ Super
Sandal Mysore Core
Coumarin Crystals
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalwood Oliffac
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol Coeur FCC
Sage - Yugoslovia
Orange Blossom Base
Violiff
Jasmonyl Acetate
Damascenia 185 SA
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
2
Geraniol Prime
Ribes Mercaptan
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Shiso
Geranium over Roses
Lilial
Muguet Aldehyde
Wardia
Cinnamon Beaf Oil
Iso E Super
Elintaal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol natural
Myraldyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Stemone
1,000
213
GLen O. Brechbill
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
13
69
.1
7
19
4
.2
130
12
1
5
79
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
Vanilys
Coumane
Civet Powder # 3C
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Traseolide
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Hedione
Cinnamic Alcohol
Parmanyl
Hidroxicitronelal
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 9
Sandela
Iso - Eugenol
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
( DPG )
Citronellol 850
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
36
Pomarose
Lyrame
Wardia
Lemon Oil California Orpur - Giv.
Rhodiascent
Neroli Oliffac
Rose Abs. - Egypt
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Alpha - Ionone
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
214
7
4
9
.1
32
19
17
5
1
4
13
69
.1
7
19
4
.2
136
12
1
5
79
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
Vanilys
Coumane
Civet Powder # 3C
( DEP )
Salicylate de Benzila
Sandalwood Oliffac
Traseolide
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Cinnamic Alcohol
Liral
Hidroxicitronelal
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 9
Santalox T Neat
Iso - Eugenol
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Ivyal
Propylene Glycol
Citronellol 900
6
4
16
11
7
1
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
11
.1
7
1
.1
4
3
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
36
Pomarose
Lyrame
Wardia
Fruitaleur
Rhodiascent
Neroli Oliffac
Rose Abs. - Egypt
Florantone T
Geraniol Pur
Linalol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Alpha - Ionone
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
215
Glen O. Brechbill
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
13
69
.1
7
24
4
.2
125
12
1
5
83
1
20
14
1
323
3
7
Vanillin
Coumane
Civet Artificial
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Serenolide
Vanillin
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Hedione
Anisalcohol
Parmanyl
Hidroxicitronelal
Vanillinethyl
Iso Rose
Sandalwood Oil - India
Iso - Eugenol
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Carnation Base
Lyral - IFF
Methyl Benzoate
( DPG )
Citronellol 850
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
36
Pomarose
Lyrame
Wardia
Melonyl 86471 VMF
Rhodiascent
Neroli Oliffac
Rose Damascenia Abs. - France
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Alpha - Ionone
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
216
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
13
67
.1
7
22
4
.2
130
12
1
5
79
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
Vanillin
Coumane
Civet Powder # 3C
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Santalol
Traseolide - Quest Intl. ( Givaudan )
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Super Cepionate
Cinnamic Alcohol
Geraniol Pure
Hidroxicitronelal
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 9
Sanjinol - IFF
Iso - Eugenol
Nepalva
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
( DPG )
Citronellol 850
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
1
36
Pomarose
Lyrame
Wardia
Melon Oliffac
Lily Aldehyde
Neroli Oliffac
Rose Abs. - Egypt
Florantone T
Geraniol ex Palmarosa Oil
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Nonadien 1 al
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Nerol
Cassifix
Leaf Acetal
Alpha - Ionone
Orange Augaflor 9
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Kir Base # 9741
Acetato de Linalyl ex Bois de Rose
1,000
217
Glen O. Brechbill
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
13
69
.1
7
13
4
.2
130
12
1
5
85
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
Vanilys
Coumane
Rionyl
Di Ethyl Phthalate ( DEP )
Amyris Oil W.I. ( Sandal )
Musk Zylene ( IFRA ) - Givaudan
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Acetate de Benzila
Cinnamic Alcohol
Parmanyl
Hydroxy Citronellal
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 9
Sandela
Iso - Eugenol
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
( DPG )
Citronellol 850
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
36
Pomarose
Lilivert
Wardia
Lyrame Suepr
Rhodiascent
Neroli Artessence
Rose Abs. - Egypt
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Iris Beurre Essence
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranylacetate
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Ionone Alpha 60
Orangeflor
Mallow
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
218
47
3
55
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
114
3
9
7
2
112
6
3
9
36
27
319
4
2
.1
Coumane
Benzophenone
Musk T - Takasago
Anisyl Alcohol
Civet Givco 81
DEP
Heliotropine
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Jasmon Oil P.g.
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol AJ FCC
Helional
Lyral
Geraniol Pure
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Musk Abs. C’Less - Quest Intl.
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
3
Eugenyl Acetate
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Absolute
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang III Petals
Jasmin Oil M/F
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Tuberose Oliffac
Pearalate
Neryl Acetate
1,000
219
Glen O. Brechbill
47
3
55
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
29
5
3
9
2
114
3
9
7
2
112
6
3
9
36
27
321
4
2
.1
Coumarin Crystals
Benzophenone
Musk T - Takasago
Anisyl Alcohol
Civet Givco 81
DEP
Heliotropine
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Cashmeran
Vanilys
Musk Clear - India
Jasmon Oil P.g.
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol AJ FCC
Helional
Lyral
Geraniol Pure
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Musk Emeressence
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
3
Isoeugenol
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs.
Alcohol C - 10
Bourgenal
Linalol Ex Bois De Rose Oil
Meijiff
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Jasilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Tuberose Oliffac
Pearalate
Neryl Acetate
1,000
220
47
3
55
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
119
3
9
7
2
108
6
3
7
36
27
320
4
2
.1
Coumane
Rose Crystals
Musk 50 in DPG
Anisyl Alcohol
Civet Powder # 4g
Phthalate Di Ethyl ( DEP )
Heliotropine
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Jasmon Oil P.g.
Benzylacetate Coeur
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol AJ FCC
Helional
Lyral
Geraniol Pure
Phenafleur
Nerol
Musk Emeressence
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
6
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
3
1
.1
1
3
Eugenyl Acetate
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Absolute
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
Lyral
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Tuberate Pure
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Wardia
Tuberose Oliffac
Anapear - Givaudan ( Pear )
Neryl Acetate
1,000
221
Glen O. Brechbill
47
3
46
.1
.1
32
4
1
15
31
5
3
9
2
118
3
19
7
2
112
6
3
7
38
27
309
4
2
.1
Coumane
Benzophenone
Anisyl Alcohol
Civet Givco 81
DEP
Heliotropine
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Iso Jasmone
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol AJ FCC
Helional
Lyral
Geraniol Prime
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Serenolide - Givaudan
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
3
Eugenyl Acetate
Jasmin Absolute
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
Cetone V
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Orange Blossom Augaflor 17
Jasmin Oil M/F
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Lyral
Wardia
Tuberose Oliffac
Pearalate
Neryl Acetate
1,000
222
47
3
55
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
114
3
19
7
2
102
6
3
9
36
37
309
4
2
.1
Coumane
Benzophenone
Etilen Brassilato ( Musk T ) - Tak.
Anisyl Alcohol
Civet Givco 87
DEP
Heliotropine
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Vanilys
Muskylein
Jasmon Oil P.g.
Jasmatone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol AJ FCC
Helional
Lyral
Geraniol Pure
Eugenol
Di Propylene Glycol
Phenafleur
Nerol
Musk Abs. C’Less - Quest Intl.
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
31
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
3
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
4
2
.1
1
3
Iso - Eugenol
Phenylethylalcohol
Iris Beurre Essence
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
Melon Org
Phyllos
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmin Oil M/F
Stemone - Givaudan
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tuberose Abs. - Morocco
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate Pur
Lyrame
Wardia
Tuberose Oliffac
Pearalate
Neryl Acetate
1,000
223
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
11
36
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
48
15
4
7
5
114
53
.1
6
3
1
12
86
7
9
290
3
24
1
3
5
1
7
4
Civet Paste - Somaliland ( Italy )
Benzyl Benzoate
Macrolide - Symrise
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Vanisal
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Koavonne
Hydrofix L
Benzyl Acetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Amyris Oil ( East Indies ) Sandal
Petilyn
y - Irone
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol Extra
Jasmonyl Acetate
.1
3
1
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
8
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Polarose
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Muguet Aldehyde
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Folione
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
224
.1
12
36
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
47
15
4
7
5
114
53
.1
6
3
1
12
86
7
9
290
3
24
1
3
5
1
7
4
Benzyl Benzoate
Macrolide - Symrise
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Vanisal
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Koavonne
Hydrofix L
Benzyl Acetate Pure - Polarome
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol 900
Sandol - SA
Lioral - Flextrail
y - Irone
Geraniol Prime
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Geraniol Extra
Jasmone
.1
3
1
5
27
16
3
1
13
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
8
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Polarose
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Tangerinol - Givaudan
Muguet Aldehyde
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Linalyl Acetate Special
Folione
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
225
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
11
36
34
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
48
15
4
7
5
118
53
.1
6
3
1
12
86
7
9
290
3
24
1
3
5
1
7
4
Exaltolide
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide Gx 50 in IPM
Vanisal
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Koavonne
Hydrofix L
Benzyl Acetate
Fleuramone
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Amyris Oil - Haiti
Petilyn
y - Irone
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol Pur
.1
3
1
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
8
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Polarose
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Muguet Aldehyde
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Neroli Artessence - Biolandes
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
226
.1
11
36
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
48
15
4
7
5
118
53
.1
6
3
1
10
86
7
11
290
3
24
1
3
2
1
7
4
Civet Tincture
Benzyl Benzoate
Macrolide - Symrise
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Vanisal
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Koavonne
Hydrofix L
Benzyl Acetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Benzylacetate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Sandal Amiris
Petilyn
Irisone Bis
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol Extra
.1
3
1
5
27
18
3
1
15
3
4
1
.4
1
3
1
2
8
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Polarose
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Galbaniff
Muguet Aldehyde
Perryfix ( Symrise ) - Creations A.
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Eugenyl Acetate
Sensient
Folione
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
227
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
11
36
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
48
15
4
7
5
114
53
.1
6
3
1
12
86
7
9
290
3
24
1
3
2
1
7
4
Benzyl Benzoate
Macrolide - Symrise
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Vanillin
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Koavonne
Hydrofix L
Benzyl Acetate
Florosia
Sandalore
Metil Benzoato
Acetate Benzyle
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol FCC
Sandalwood Oil E.I.
Petilyn
y - Irone
Geraniol Synthetic 95 FCC
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Cis - Jasmone
Geraniol Extra
Gardenia Acetal
.1
3
1
5
27
16
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Polarose
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Muguet Aldehyde
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Folione
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bois Amberene Forte
1,000
228
44
8
9
4
31
45
8
6
9
45
11
1
4
128
5
4
7
17
4
13
1
7
3
25
10
300
9
24
1
3
67
3
.4
Coumarin Substitute
Etilen Brassilato
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandalore
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Beta Damascone
Hawthorn
Muguet ( Lily of the Valley ) Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Hydroxycitronellol
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Endanol
Rose for Soap Base
Carnation Base
Lioral
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
4
2
16
1
38
1
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Nerol
Petilyn
Linalool
Rose Otto Augaflor
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Mugone S 207 M
Wardia
Methyl Pamplemousse
Linalyl Acetate
Rhodiaflor
Tangerine Oil Florida / Brazil
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
1,000
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9
4
31
45
7
5
9
45
11
1
4
130
5
4
7
17
4
13
1
9
3
25
10
300
9
22
1
3
67
3
.4
Coumarin
Muskylein
Benzylsalicylate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Lioral
Sandalore
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Beta Damascone
Hawthorn
Muguet ( Lily of the Valley ) Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Hydroxycitronellol
Musk Clear
Benzyl Acetate Pur
Endanol
Rose for Soap Base
Carnation Base
Myraldyl Acetate
Hydroxy Ciol
1
3
5
3
20
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
5
4
2
16
1
38
1
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Nerol Pure
Petilyn
Linalool
Rose Otto Augaflor
Caraway Oil Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Prime FCC
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Geranium Rose Orpur - Egypt
Mugone S 207 M
Wardia
Grapefruit Oil of Florida ( C.P. )
Linalyl Acetate
Rhodiaflor
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
1,000
230
44
8
9
4
31
42
8
6
9
44
11
1
4
132
5
4
7
17
4
13
1
7
3
25
10
300
9
24
1
3
67
3
.4
Coumane
Etilen Brassilato
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandalore
MDJ - Kao Corp. Japan
Damascenia 185 SA
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Acetate de Benzila
Citronellol 850
Lilial
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Endanol
Rose Base # 60
Carnation Base
Lyral
Irisome Bis
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
4
2
16
1
38
1
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Nerol
Petilyn
Linalool
Rose Otto Augaflor
Iso - Eugenol ( Dianthanol ) Carnat.
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Bourgeon De Cassis
Mugone S 207 M
Wardia
Pamplemousse
Linalyl Acetate
Rhodiaflor
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Alcohol
1,000
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8
9
4
31
45
8
6
9
45
11
1
4
128
5
4
7
17
4
13
1
7
3
25
10
300
9
24
1
3
67
3
.4
Musk T ( Ethylene Brassylate )
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandalore
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Beta Damascone
Hawthorn
Lily of the Valley Base
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Hydroxycitronellol
Musk GX
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Rose for Soap Base
Eugenol 100 %
Jsmone
Liral
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
4
2
16
1
38
1
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Geranyl Acetate
Stemone
Linalool
Rose Otto Augaflor
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Rose
Cassis Fragrance
Mugone S 207 M
Wardia
Methyl Pamplemousse
Linalylacetate
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Acetal
Mugetanol
Bergamot Oil Pure - C.C.C. ( Italy )
1,000
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8
9
4
31
45
8
6
9
42
11
1
4
133
5
4
7
17
4
13
1
7
3
25
10
300
9
24
1
3
67
3
.4
Coumarin Substitute
1
Serenolide
3
5
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
3
22
Galaxolide 50
.5
Vanillys
1
Hidroxicitronelal
3
Sandalwood Oliffac
17
Methyl Di Hydro Jasmonate ( MDJ ) 8
4
Beta Damascone
6
Anisic Aldehyde
.7
Hydroxycitornellal
3
4
Ethyl, Vanillin
2
Methyl Benzoate
16
Hedione
1
Citronellol 850
38
Hydroxycitronellol
1
Musk G 50 in BB
1
.3
Endanol
1
Rose for Soap Base
.1
Ionone
1
1
Eugenol
1,000
Lily of the Valley
Meranol
Jasilyn
Linalool
Rose Otto Augaflor
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Mugone S 207 M
Wardia
Grapefruit Oil White or Pink C.P.
Linalyl Acetate
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
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Musk
Musk is a class of aromatic substances commonly used as base
notes in perfumery. They include
glandular secretions from animals
such as the musk deer, numerous
plants emitting similar fragrances,
and artificial substances with similar odors. Musk was a name originally given to a substance with a
penetrating odor obtained from a
gland of the male musk deer. The
substance has been used as a popular perfume fixative since ancient
times and is one of the most expensive animal products in the world.
The name, originated from Sanskrit
mus.ká meaning "testicle," has
come to encompass a wide variety
of substances with somewhat similar odors although many of them
are quite different in their chemical
structures.
Modern use of natural musk pods ues.
occurs in traditional Chinese medicine.
In Ayurveda, Musk has been considered as a life saving drug and
The musk deer belongs to the fami- used in various cardiac, mental and
ly Moschidae and lives in India, neurological disorders. It has also
Pakistan, Tibet, China, Siberia and been included in various compound
Mongolia. To obtain the musk, the formulations like Kasturi Bhairav
deer is killed and its gland, also Ras, Kasturi Modak, Mrignabhyadi
called "musk pod", is removed. Vati and Mrigamadsar etc., which
Upon drying, the reddish-brown have wide therapeutic applications.
paste inside the musk pod turns into
a black granular material called Other animals
"musk grain", which is then tinctured with alcohol. The aroma of Ondatra zibethicus, the muskrat
the tincture gives a pleasant odor
only after it is considerably diluted. Muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus), a
No other natural substance has such rodent native to North America, has
a complex aroma associated with so been known since the 17th century
many contradictory descriptions; to secrete a glandular substance
however, it is usually described with a musky odor. A chemical
abstractly as animalic, earthy and means of extracting it was discovwoody or something akin to the ered in the 1940s, but it did not
Until the late 19th century, natural odor of baby's skin.
prove commercially worthwhile.
musk was used extensively in perfumery until economic and ethical Musk has been a key constituent in Glandular substances with muskmotives led to the adoption of syn- many perfumes since its discovery, like odor are also obtained from the
thetic musk, which is now used being held to give a perfume long- musk duck (Biziura lobata) of
almost exclusively. The organic lasting power as a fixative. Today southern Australia, the muskox, the
compound primarily responsible the trade quantity of the natural musk shrew, the musk beetle
for the characteristic odor of musk musk is controlled by CITES but (Aromia moschata), African civet
is muscone.
illegal poaching and trading contin- (Civettictis civetta), the musk tur-
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Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC - Musk
tle, the alligator of Central mal, nearly all musk fragrance used
America, and from several other in perfumery today is synthetic,
animals.
sometimes called "white musk".
They can be divided into three
In crocodiles, there are two pairs of major classes: aromatic nitro
musk glands, one pair situated at musks, polycyclic musk comthe corner of the jaw and the other pounds, and macrocyclic musk
pair in the cloaca. Musk glands are compounds. The first two groups
also found in snakes.
have broad uses in industry ranging
from cosmetics to detergents.
Plants
However, the detection of the first
two chemical groups in human and
Some plants such as Angelica environmental samples as well as
archangelica or Abelmoschus their carcinogenic properties initimoschatus produce musky smelling ated a public debate on the use of
macrocyclic lactone compounds. these compounds and a ban or
These compounds are widely used reduction of their use in many
in perfumery as substitutes for ani- regions of the world. Macrocyclic
mal musk or to alter the smell of a musk compounds are expected to
mixture of other musks.
replace them since these compounds appear to be safer.
The plant sources include musk
flower (Mimulus moschatus), the Musk Deer
muskwood ( Olearia argophylla ) of
the Guianas and West Indies, and Musk deer are artiodactyls of the
the seeds of Abelmoschus moscha- genus Moschus, the only genus of
tus ( musk seeds ).
family Moschidae. They are more
primitive than the cervids, or true
Artificial compounds
deer, in not having antlers or facial
glands, in having only a single pair
Synthetic musk
of teats, and in possessing a gall
bladder, a caudal gland, a pair of
Galaxolide, a polycyclic musk tusk-like teeth and of particular
commonly found in laundry deter- economic importance to humans a
gents to mask the smell of the musk gland. Moschids live mainly
detergent chemicals. It is also the in forested and alpine scrub habitats
aroma compound in laundry deter- in the mountains of southern Asia,
gents responsible for giving notably Himalayas. Moschids are
washed laundry the "clean scent" entirely Asian in their present disthat consumers have learned to tribution, being extinct in Europe
expect and in many cases, demand. where the earliest musk deer are
known from Oligocene deposits.
Since obtaining the deer musk
requires killing the endangered ani-
Characteristics
Musk deer resemble small deer
with a stocky build, and hind legs
longer than their front legs. They
are approximately 80 to 100 centimetres (31 to 39 in) in length, 50
to 70 centimetres (20 to 28 in) tall
at the shoulder, and weigh between
7 and 17 kilograms (15 and 37 lb).
The feet of musk deer are adapted
for climbing in rough terrain. Like
the Chinese water deer, a cervid,
they have no antlers, but the males
do have enlarged upper canines,
forming sabre-like tusks. The dental formula is similar to that of true
deer:
The musk gland is found only in
adult males. It lies in a sac located
between the genitals and the
umbilicus, and its secretions are
most likely used to attract mates.
Musk deer are herbivores, living in
hilly, forested environments, generally far from human habitation.
Like true deer, they eat mainly
leaves, flowers, and grasses, with
some mosses and lichens. They are
solitary animals, and maintain welldefined territories, which they scent
mark with their caudal glands.
Musk deer are generally shy, and
either nocturnal, or crepuscular.
Males leave their territories during
the rutting season, and compete for
mates, using their tusks as
weapons. Female musk deer give
birth to a single fawn after about
150–180 days. The newborn young
are very small, and essentially
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motionless for the first month of from the male musk deer. The intertheir life, a feature that helps them nal pouches found between the hind
remain hidden from predators.
legs had an intesely smelling secretion. To harvest the secretion the
Musk deers have been hunted for animal was hunted. To obtain 1 kilo
their scent glands which can fetch of musk grains between 30 and 50
up to $45,000/kg on the black mar- animals had to be sacrificed. Musk
ket. It is rumored that ancient royal- tinctures were still used in perty wore the scent of the musk deer fumery till about 1979, when musk
and that it is an aphrodisiac.
deers were protected form extinction by the Conention on
Evolution
International Trade in Endagnered
species of wild fauna and flora.
Musk deer may be a surviving representative of the Palaeomerycidae, Musky smell refers especially from
a family of ruminants that is proba- the smell of the dry-down of the
bly ancestral to deer. They first natural musk tincture after the more
appeared in the early Oligocene volatile parts are evaporated and
epoch and disappeared in the when the more warm, sensual,
Pliocene. Most species lacked sweet-powdery tonality comes forantlers, though some were found in ward. In 1888 Albert Bauer discovlater species. The musk deer are ered the nitro musk Musk Bauer.
however still placed in a separate Soon replaced by three other nitro
family.
musks that he also discovered:
Musk Xylene, Musk Ketone and
Musk
Musk Ambrette. These musks
became really important for the fraMusk impart sensuality to perfume grances for the next 50 years.
it bring volume and diffusitvity and
impart warmth and liveliness. I In 1981 the nitro musks were
think it's safe to say that there's no restricted mainly because of a cerperfume without musk. Musk tinc- tain toxicity ( neurotoxicity ) and
ture smells animalic, sweet and their phototoxicity, but besides they
ammoniacal. But the more one also caused ecological concerns
studies its character, the more con- due to their poor biodegradability.
trasting, vibrant and oscillating it Ernest Beaux the perfumer that crebecomes:
repulsive-attractive, ated Chanel no5 used over 10%
chemical-warm, sweaty-balmy, nitro musks in his formulation
acrid-waxy, earthy-powdery, fatty- mainly Musk Ketone. Musk
chocolate like, pungent-leathery, Ambrette was used by the perfumer
resinous-spicy, fig-like, dry, nutty, Francis Fabron for L'air du Temps.
and woody.
These nitro musks had to be
replaced by other musk smelling
Originally the musk was obtained chemicals and that's not an easy
thing to do without changing the
smell of these perfumes.
The first nitro free aromatic musk
chemical Phantolide was introduced in 1951 by Kurt Fuchs. This
was the start of other Polycyclic
musks like Celestolide, Fixolide,
Tonalide, Galaxolide and many
more. Galaxolide was first synthesized in 1965, and already in the
late 1960s used in dosages up to
40% in fabric softeners such as
Comfort and Soflan and in detergents like Coral at 27%. But high
doses were also incorporated in fine
fragrances, for instance Tresor by
Sophia Grosjsman with its 21,4%
of Galaxolide. Galaxolide possesses a clean sweet musky flowery
woody odour.
There is another group of chemicals
with a musk odour: Macrocyclic
musks. Examples of macrocyclic
musks are Exaltolide, Habanolide,
Velvione and others. Habanolide
has a metallic character which is
used in Emporio Armani white for
her by Alberto Morillas as a component of a white musk accord
together with Helvetolide. In Glow
by J Lo it's used in an intense white
flower accord.
Nirvanolide a chemical produced
by Givaudan has a clean and sweet,
powdery and persistent, and slightly animalic odour and is quite close
to the restricted Musk Ketone. It's
used at 6,7% in the perfume
Forever Elizabeth created by David
Apel. Another chemical with an
odour close to Musk Ketone is
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Muscenone it possesses a very elegant and diffusive musk odour.
Musk odours could also be
obtained in the plant kingdom like
Angelica root oil that possesses the
musk odour Exaltolide(macrocyclic) but also 12-methyl-13-tridecanolide. The discovery of 12methyl-13-tridecanolide in Angelica root oil was really important
because it showed the importance
of the effect of methyl substituents
on the character of macrocyclic
musks. Ambrette seed oil possesses
Ambretollide. When thinking about
musky smells you don't think about
Galbanum because it has a green
note with balsamic nuances and
isn't musky at all, but the isolated
methyl macrolides: 14-pentadecanolide and the 15-hexadecanolide do have a musky odour.
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Musk Fragrance Chemicals
BOOK # I ( A - G )
Skatol
Adrian Industries SAS - France
Civet Oil
Tetrahydro
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Anthea Aromatics Pvt. Ltd. - India
ANIMAL NOTE
Ambrettolide
Agan Aroma Chemicals - Israel
Ambergris
Ambretteseed
Angelica Root
Angelica Seed
Castoreum
Cistus - Labdanum
Civet
Clary Sage
Costus
Musk 50 BB
Musk 50 DEP
Musk 50 DPG
Civet Paste - Ethiopia
Ambrettolide
Cashmeran
Castoreum Abs. 50 BB
Cervolide
Civet Oliffac
Galaxolide
Alfa Chem - USA
Musk
CHEMICALS
Cistus Abs.
Civet Ethiopian
AROMATIC
NOTE
Musk 50 BB
Musk 50 DEP
Musk 50 IPM
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk TM II
Musk Xylol
Ambrox
Skatole
Grisalva
Tetra Hydro Para Methyl
Quinoline
Indole
Iso Butyl Quinoline
ANIMAL
Musk 15
Musk 781
Musk NC
Velvione
p-Methyl Quinoline
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Bordas Destilaciones - Spain
Cistus Abs. / Concrete
Cistus Oil
AROMA CHEMICALS
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Animale Augaflor 2
Civet Abs.
Civet Concrete
Civet Augaflor 6
Cimalide 50
Cistus Oil
Civet Abs. / Concrete
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Castoreum Reco
Brighten Colorchem B.V. - Neth.
Muscenone
Muscone
Myroxyde
Firmenich SA
B.S. Industries - India
Musk Plain
Musk BSI
Musk SF
Musk 105
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk M
Musk Xylol
Barosyl SA - France
Givaudan SA
Civette Givco 208
Cistus
British Society of Perfumers - U.K.
Quest Intl. ( Givaudan )
Berje Inc. - USA
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Cistus Oil
Cistus Inco 30
Cistus Absolute
Cistus Absolute SIS
Silvanone Super
Musk R - 1
Traseolide
Cistus Concrete
Civet Abs.
Castrading - Korea
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk T
Cistus
Civet
Civet Tincture
Ethylene Brassylate
Cistus Bioabsolute
Cistus Bioconcrete
Musc 50 % BB
Musc 50 % DEP
Musk 50 % IPM
PARFUMERIE RECONSTITUTIONS
Civet
Castoreum Artessence CF E 0954
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Pentaline
Musk Ambrette
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Fiveash Data Management - USA
Civet Abs.
Cistus Spain
Traseolide
Traseolide 100
Cistus Oil
Tonalide
Civet Abs.
Essencia Aetherische - Switz.
Civete Absolute
Viverra Civetta
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Musk G 50 in BB
Musk G 50 in DEP
Musk G 50 in DPG
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Mursk R - 1
The Good Scents Co. - USA
Matieres Premieres Aromtiques
Fleurin, Inc. - USA
Crysolide
Ciste Oil
Musc Cetone crist.
Musc NN
Musc 781
Muscomer 810 P
Castoreum Abs. & 50 %
Civet Abs.
Cistus Oil
Cistus Abs.
Cistus Concrete
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Florachem Corporation - USA
Exaflor - France
Muscade Noix
Galaxolide 50 ( IFF )
Galolid
FFC Aromas - India
Frencharoma Imports Co. - USA
Isoambrettolide
Musk Ketone
Musk T
Musk GX
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
MUSK
Cedroxyde
Civettone
Exaltolide
Exaltolide Total
Habanolide
Muscenone
Muscone
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Quest Intl. ( Givaudan )
Ambrettolide
Androst - 16 - en - 3 - ol
Angelica Root Abs.
China Musk Original
Civet Decenone
Cyclohexadecanone
Cyclohexadecenone - 8
Dihydrocivetone
Ethylene Brassylate
Ethylene Dodecanoate
Cervolide
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Juniper Lactone
AROMA CHEMICALS
Muscenone - Delta
Muscogene
Muscone - Dextro
Muscone - Laevo
Muscone - Nor
Musk
Musk Amberol
Musk Ambrette
Musk Decanolide
Musk Decenone
Musk Di Methyl Indane
Musk Dione
Musk Gx 50 % in BB
Musk Gx 50 % in IPM
Musk Gx 50 % in DEP
Musk Indane
Musk Indanone
Musk Ketone
Musk Lactone
Musk Methyl Ketone
Musk Nonane
Musk Pentane
Musk Tetralin
Musk Tibetene
Musk Xylol
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Galaxolide 50 IPM
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Hexadecanolide
HC Biochem - China
Cistus Oil
Civet Abs.
Civette French Abs.
Ciste Essence France
Cistus Oil
Musk Ketone
JC Buck Ltd. - U.K.
Handa Fine Chemicals Ltd. - U.K.
Ambroxan
Ambrette Seed Oil
Pearlide B.B.
Musk Mallow Extract
Kruetz Helmut - Portugal
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Civet Artificial
BOOK # II ( I - Z )
Pentadecalactone - Omega
Civet Natural
Versalide
Castoreum Abs.
Cistus Green Abs.
Musc Cetone
Musc Xylene
Gorlin & Company - USA
Innospec Inc. - USA
Cistus
Cistus Distilled
Civet
Civet Tincture
Astrolide Pure
Tetralide
Cistus Oil
IFF - USA
Cashmeran
Cashmeran
Celestolide
Galaxolide 50 BB
Ganolide
Globanone 50 % DEP
Globanone 50 % DPG
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Globanone 50 % IPM
PFW Aroma Chemicals - Neth.
Tonalid
Phantolid Crystals
Musk 50 BB
Musk 50 DEP
Musk 50 IPM
Musk Al
Musk Ambrette
Musk ED
Musk Ketone
Musk KS
Musk R - 1
Musk Tops
Musk Xylol
Tonalid II
Civet Ethiopian
Ultralid II
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Paul Kaders GmbH - Germany
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk KN
Musk TM II
( 5 - Cyclo Hexa Decenone )
Musk Xylol
Musk Xylol
Castoreum Abs.
Civet Abs.
Prima Fleur - USA
Cistus True
Cistus Landaniferus Oil
Cistus Spp. Oil
Prodasynth - France
Castoreum Abs. Colourless
Castoreum Abs. Extra
Civet Abs.
Civet Abs. Extra
Mane SA - France
Cistus Abs. - Spain
Cistus Abs. Decol - Sapin
Musk Cetone
Musk Xylene
Ambergris
Ambretolide
Puressence Wuersten Inc. - Switz.
Cistus Oil
Cistus Concrete
Cistus Resinoide
Cashmeran
Muller & Koster - France
Exaltolide
Ciste Assoluta
Cistus Landaniferus
Ciste Essenza
Cistus Ladaniferus
Grisalva
Grisambrol
Civette Givco 208
Hexadecanolide - IFF
Nardev - Israel
Cistus Oil - Morocco, Spain
Natural Sourcing, LLC - USA
Cistus, France
Nivandide
Musk 144 - Takasago
Musk Ambrette
Musk Cetona
Musk R 15 ( Exaltone )
Musk RI
Musk Xilol
Serenolide
Cistus Oil
Phantolide
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Science Lab - USA
AROMATIC CHEMICALS NATURAL
Civette Abs.
Civette Artificial Abs.
Musk Oil
Ambarome 2000
Ambarome Absolute
Takasago International Corp. - Japan
SRS Aromatics Ld. - U.K.
Musk Melon Oil
Muscambrone 4300 P
Muscambrone Extra 4301 P
Muscobrette 3570 P
Muscobrette Spezial 3894 P
Muscomer 1151 P
Muscomer 810 P
Muscomer S 900 P
Muscoton 3871 P
Muscotonk 3636 P
Muskylen 206 M
Phantolid Crystals
Phloralid
Shanghai M & U Intl. - China
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Sclareolide
Ambretone
Ambretone 50BB
Ambrinol 20 - T
Musk 144
Musk C - 14
Musk C - 14 Supra
Musk T
Musk T Supra
Oxalide T
Oxalide T Supra
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
Thakker Group - India
Tonalid Crystals
Sigma Aldrich - USA
Musk Ketone - China
Musk T - China
Musk Xylol - China
Ultralid
Musk Ketone
AROMA CHEMICALS
Sovimpex - France
Ethylene Brassylate
Ethylene Glycol Brassylate
Musc BRB
Muscomer Etra 810 P
Musk Ketone
Musk KS
Musk MX III
Musk Xylol
Th. Byer Gmbh - Germany
Musc Ambrette
Musc Cetone
Musc Xylene
Methylphenylacetate
Musk Booster B-2-3
Tonalid
Symrise GmbH - Germany
Ambroxan - KAO
Ambroxan, China
Macrolide
Macrolide 70 % in DEP
Macrolide Supra
Totalide
Ethylene Brassylate
Synarome - France
Ultralid II
Musk Ambrette Substitut
Muscarome J.10 - A.M.C.R.
Muscarome J.5 - A.M.C.R.
Galaxolide 50 BB - IFF
Galaxolide 50 DEP - IFF
Galaxolide 50 IPM - IFF
Galaxolide Undiluted
243
Glen O. Brechbill
Muscenone - Firmenich
Muscone - Firmenich
Musk 15 - IFF
Musk Ketone
Musk Moskene
Musk R1
Musk Xylol
Musk Z 4 - IFF
Musk Xylol
Tonalid - Pfw
Ambrettolide
Rosamusk - IFF
Tetralide
Traseolide 70
Traseolide 100
Ultralid
Scentolide - Synarome
Sclareolide
Tonalid - Pfw
Venus Enterprises Ltd. - U.K.
Musk Ambrette
Musk G.
Musk Ketones
Musk Xylol
W & W Australia Pty - Aust.
Ethylene Brassylate
( Musk - T ) Takasago
Musk Ambrette
Musk Ketone
Musk Xylol
AROMATIC CHEMICALS & NATURALS
Cashmeran
Ethylene Brassylate
Exaltolide
Musk Ketone
Musk R - 1
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Musk Notes
Abalide
Sweet musk similar to tonalid.
Ambargris
A healing panacea made from large chunks of ambergris only when
they are found by fisherman floating on the Atlantic Ocean. A scent
so beautiful and popular in Morocco that it inspired John Singer
Sargent to paint his famous La Furnee d'Ambergris.
Ambergris T Oliffac
A substitute for the traditional 3 % tincture of ambergris.
Ambrain
Labdanum musk.
Ambrette Ess. Beurre Lave
A delicate sweet musk fragrance.
Ambrette C
Sweet musk.
Ambrette XNM
Sweet, but heavy floral musky odor.
Ambrettex
Musk.
Ambrettolide
Floral musky sweet odor.
Ambrinol
Extremely powerful amber with natural somewhat musky.
A C A Di Methyl Acetal
Peculiar animal green odor.
Amyl Phenyl Acetate
Sweet musk animal odor.
Angelic Root Oil
Pleasantly aromatic a mixture of musk.
Animalic 9143
Animal.
Animalone
Musk.
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Glen O. Brechbill
Mild sweet honey floral.
Castaulon
Warm, intense fatty hairy animal odor.
Castorium Hyper Abs.
Very powerful warm animal like scent.
Cashmeran
Diffusive musk.
Celestolid
Mild, and sweet musky odor.
Civet Abs. 394 BF
Civet AAB394
Fine substitute of the original absolute.
Civet AB422A
Excellent reconstitution long lasting.
Civet Abs. 394 BF
Civet Artificial I.A.
Lacks the characteristic softness which is found with powder.
Civet Artificial XBS
Obnoxiously strong fecal odor.
Civet Augaflor 6
Strong, long lasting civet-like specialty, unmistakably animal with
a woody background. A good economical reproduction of the
original and possesses good fixative properties. May be used to
advantage in toiletries where the price of the natural material
precludes use.
Civet Base # 1
A very sweet slightly cloying fecal odor of the abyssinian cat.
Civet Concentrate 50
Strong acidic animal, fecal tone invaluable in fine fragrances.
Civet Concrete
Musky odor extremely diffusive and tenacious.
Civet Ethiopia
A glandular secretion collected from primarily male cats. In small
traces adds a velvety touch to many different fine bouquets.
Civet # 3 S - 788
A strong animal odor of the civet cat close to the natural oil.
Civet 170 BSA
Typical animal sweet musky odor reminiscent of the civet cat.
Civet Powder
Unquestionably animal fecal odor of the civet cat.
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Civet Resin Abs.
Diffusive animal fecal like odor of the civet cat.
Civet Tincture
An odor reminiscent of the civet cat, fecal like.
Civet 241 Oliffac
Strong animal, fecal notes similar to natural civet, sensual.
Civettal
A liquid form which lacks the softness found with natural powder.
Civette Abs.
Animal sweet, free from fecal and urine notes.
Civette Artifical Abs.
Animal sweet.
Civette Givco 169
This Givco is a close reconstitution of civet absolute, which it can replace in
equal amounts. It does not contain any animal extract. It adds diffusive
warmth to fragrances and provides the distinctive effect produced by natural
civet in floral-jasmin, amber, oriental, chypre, and tobacco accords.
Civette 170 BSA
Typical animal sweet odor of the civet cat.
Civettone
A ketone, active element in Abyssinian civet synthesized.
Copaiba Oil
Musk, milder sweeter almost creamy balsamic.
Cyclo Penta De Canolide
Musky somewhat animal.
Di Hydro Ambrettolide
Musky sweet odor of good tenacity.
Ethyl Phenyl Acetate
Powerful sweet honey like.
Ethylene Brassylate
Exaltolide
Delicately animal.
Exaltex
Musk.
Fixolid
Sweet wody musky.
Galaxolide 50
Powerful sweet and musky.
Geranyl Phenyl Acetate
Soft floral honey rose like.
Grisalva
Ambergris.
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Glen O. Brechbill
Horsey Dis
An animal amber complex.
Indoflor Crystals
Distinct civet like slightly obnoxious animal odor.
Powerful leafy rosy musky fragrance.
Labdanum Abs.
A sweet herbaceous recalling ambergris, slightly animal.
Powerful and diffusive honey musk odor.
Monofax
Musk.
Moskene
Musky sweet odor.
Muscambre 66.130
A musky animal odor.
Muscenone
Musk.
Muscomer Extra 810P
An animal musk slightly sweet odor.
Muscone
Musk.
Musk Booster 8-2-3 # DB10253 Musk.
Musk C - 14
Musk, sweet.
Musk C - 14 Supra
Musk, sweet.
Musk 144
Sweet musk.
Musk Abs. C ' Less
An animal musky odor powerful and intense.
Musk Alpha
A weak animal note, not very sweet.
Musk Ambrette
Sweet, but yet heavy floral musky odor.
Musk Emeressence
Sweet musk.
Musk Ketone
Musk KN
Musk.
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Musk T
Musk, sweet.
Musk T Supra
Musky, fatty.
Musk Tibetine
Delicately sweet musky, mildly animal like.
Musk TM II
Sweet tenacious musk like.
Muskylein
Sweet musk.
Musk Xylol
Sweet musk tenacious odor rather harsh.
Nepalva
Sweet musky odor.
Oxahexalid
Sweet tenacious musk with an ambrette note.
Oxalide T
Sweet, soft extremely animal musky odor.
Oxalide T Supra
An isomeric sweet musk mixture.
Phantolid
Sweet, musky somewhat animal odor.
Phenyl Acetic Acid
Sweet honey animalic type odor.
Phenylal
A very sweet honey animal odor.
Very sweet, rosy fruity honey like odor.
Mild and warm rose honey like odor.
Polafix
Sweet, woody musky odor.
Polaride
Sweet and musky odor.
Skatole
Powerful sweet warm animal.
Tetralide
Musky powdery floral.
Tonalid
Sweet woody musky.
Tonalix 50
Strong radiant musk.
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Glen O. Brechbill
Tonquitone
Musk.
Traseolide 100
Sweet musk.
Triflaige - A
Tropical, fruity, floral, musk-like.
250
Floral Aldehydic - Musk # 1a
3
38
9
38
.1
27
2
12
3
6
8
1
135
19
6
15
2
7
3
25
5
73
11
4
310
3
21
3
2
2
24
59
8
.1
12
7
Amberfleur
5
Coumarin Crystals ( hay like )
3
Vanilys
1
36
.1
Musk 50 DPG
4
Sandec Givco 75 - Givaudan
6
Benzyl Benzoate
9
Rose Givco 217
3
Methyl Benzoate
.6
Sandalwood Oliffac
3
Iso - Rose
.8
Hydroxycitronellal
2
1
.1
3
Iritone V
2
Ethyl, Vanillin
3
Aquanol
6
Eugenol
3
1
3
Lilial
.2
1
Di Propylene Glicol
Carnation ( Dianthanol ) Iso - Eugenol
Rose Base # 60
1,000
Geranodyle
Musc 50 in DPG
Benzylacetate
Alcohol C - 9
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
Tea Essence
Nutmeg Oil - India
Meijiff
Galaxolide
Jasmonyl Acetate
Iso Rose
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 14
Velvione
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Anisyl Alcohol
251
Glen O. Brechbill
Floral Aldehydic - Musk # 1b
3
38
9
35
.1
27
2
12
3
6
8
1
138
19
6
14
2
7
3
22
5
73
15
4
310
3
21
3
2
2
24
59
8
.1
12
7
Cashmeran
5
Coumarin
3
Vanillin
1
36
Civet Artificial # 1c
.1
Musk 50 DPG
4
Amyris Oil ( Sandal ) - India
6
Benzyl Benzoate
9
Rose Givco 217
3
Methyl Benzoate
.6
Sandalwood Oliffac
3
Meranol
.8
Hydroxycitronellol
2
1
.1
3
Iritone V
2
Ethyl, Vanillin
3
Ozomor
6
Eugenol
3
1
3
Lilial
.2
1
Di Propylene Glicol
Rose Base # 60
1,000
Geranodyle
Musc 50 in DPG
Benzylacetate
Alcohol C - 9
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
Tea Essence
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Meijiff
Galaxolide
Jasmonyl Acetate
Iso Rose
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 14
Velvione
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Anisyl Alcohol
252
Floral Aldehydic - Musk # 1c
3
38
9
38
.1
27
2
12
3
6
8
1
137
19
6
15
2
7
3
25
5
73
11
2
310
3
21
3
2
2
24
59
8
.1
12
7
Amberfleur
5
Coumarin Crystals
2
Vanilys
1
36
.1
4
Sandalore
6
Benzyl Benzoate
10
Rose Givco 217
3
Methyl Benzoate
.6
Sandalwood Oliffac
3
Iso - Rose
.8
Hydroxycitronellal
2
1
.1
3
Iritone V
2
Ethyl, Vanillin
3
Aquanol
7
Eugenol
3
1
3
Lilial
.2
1
Di Propylene Glicol
Rose Base # 60
1,000
Geranodyle
Musc 50 in DPG
Benzyl Acetate Pur
Alcohol C - 9
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
Tea Essence
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Ethylene Brassylate
Galaxolide
Jasmonyl Acetate
Muscone
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 14
Serenolide
Scennal
Fleuramone
Vanillyl Alcohol
253
Glen O. Brechbill
Floral Aldehydic - Musk # 1d
3
38
9
38
.1
34
2
12
3
6
8
1
130
19
6
15
2
7
3
24
5
73
11
4
309
3
21
3
2
2
24
59
8
.1
12
7
Tonalid I - Pfw
Vanilys
Musk Gazalle
Sandec Givco 75 - Givaudan
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Givco 217
Methyl Benzoate
Sandela
Iso - Rose
Hydroxycitronellal
Macrolide
Iritone V
Ethyl Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal Pure 55
Di Propylene Glicol
Carnation Base
Rose Base # 60
Geranodyle
y - Irone
Musc 50 in DPG
Acetate de Benzila
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone Bis
5
3
1
36
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
2
3
3
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
Tea Essence
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Myraldyl Acetate
Galaxolide 50 - IFF
Iso Jasmone Pure
Meijiff
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 14
Muskylein
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Anisyl Alcohol
1,000
254
Floral Aldehydic - Musk # 1e
3
38
9
36
.1
27
2
12
3
5
8
1
138
19
6
15
2
7
3
25
5
73
11
4
310
3
21
3
2
2
24
59
8
.1
12
7
Chandanone
Vanilys
Musk 50 DPG
Sandalore
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Oil - Bulgaria
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellal
Benzyl Salicylate
Iritone V
Ethylvanillin
Aquamor
Eugenol
Lyrame Super
Di Propylene Glicol
Iso Eugenol - Berje
Rose Base # 65
Geranium 2222
Iso Musk
Musc 50 in DPG
Hedione
Alcohol C - 10
5
3
1
36
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
3
2
3
6
3
1
3
.2
1
Citronellol 850
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol Coeur
Tea Essence
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Meijiff
Galaxolide
Jasmonyl Acetate
Iso Rose
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 14
Musk RI
Petilyn
Florosia
Geranyl Acetate
Anisyl Alcohol
1,000
255
Glen O. Brechbill
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
11
12
3
101
26
1
5
40
6
3
9
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
90
1
Iso E Super
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Osyrol
Vanillin
Traseolide 100 Base ( Quest Intl. )
Amber Core
Galaxolide 50
Vanilla Alcohol
Damascone
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Gardenia Fleuriff
Benteine
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Caraway Oil FCC
8
1
.1
22
5
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
10
1
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
5
Laurine Extra
Rose Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol Select
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Lilial
Wardia Substitute
Fleur de Rose - Synarome - France
Cassis Bourgenons
Bois Amberene Forte
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Rose Oil, Turkish
Orange Oil Sweet
1,000
256
11
5
3
12
36
7
52
3
8
4
2
14
12
3
106
26
1
5
40
4
3
9
4
7
6
2
310
1
38
85
1
Muskylein
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Osyrol
Vanillin
Musk T - Takasago
Amber Core
Galaxolide 50
Vanilla Alcohol
Damascone
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Jasmone
Gardenia Fleuriff
Benteine
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
8
1
.1
22
5
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
10
1
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
2
Hydroxycitronellol
Rose Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol Select
Orange Blossom Base
Damascenone
Lilial
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Ionone Alpha 60
Bois Amberene Forte
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Jasmin Oil ( Perfumery Grade )
Hydroxyciol
Methyl Octine Carbonate Sub.
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Neroli Artessence
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Rose Oil, Turkish
Orange Oil of Florida - ( C.P. ) FCC
1,000
257
Glen O. Brechbill
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
11
12
3
101
26
1
5
40
6
3
9
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
90
1
Iso E Super
Ysamber K
Rose Crystals
Osyrol
Vanillin
Amber Core
Galaxolide 50
Vanilla Alcohol
Damascone
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Gardenia Fleuriff
Benteine
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Di Propileno Glico
Musk Cetona
Geraniol 100 %
Caraway Oil FCC
8
1
.1
22
5
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
10
1
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
4
Musk MX III
Rose Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol FCC
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmonyl
Lyrame Super - IFF
Wardia Substitute
Pommarose
Cassis Bourgenons
Bois Amberene Forte
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Exaltolide
Rose Oil, Turkish
Orange Oil ( Cold Pressed ) - Calif.
1,000
258
11
5
3
12
36
7
45
3
8
4
2
11
12
3
108
26
1
5
40
8
3
9
5
7
6
2
310
1
36
90
1
Anthea Sandal Sweet
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Osyrol
Vanillin
Amber Core
Galaxolide 50
Vanilla Alcohol
Damascone
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Amyl Salicylate
Benteine
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Acetato De Benzila
Hyacinth Body No. 2
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Cinnamalva
7
1
.1
22
5
7
32
3
9
.3
1
3
13
1
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
8
Laurine
Rose Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol Select
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Jasilyn
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Bois Amberene Forte
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Undecavertol
Musk KS
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Gardenia
Nerol Extra LG
Orange Oil Sweet
1,000
259
Glen O. Brechbill
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
11
12
3
101
26
1
5
40
6
3
9
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
90
1
Kephalis
Rionyl
Rosone
Santalex T Neat
Vanillia Resinoid
Amber Core
Galaxolide 50
Vanilla Alcohol
Damascone
Jasmin Artificial Base
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Jasmon
Gardenia Fleuriff
Benteine
Liral
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
MDJ
( DPG )
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Eugenol - Iso
8
1
.1
22
5
7
35
3
9
.3
1
3
10
1
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
6
25
4
5
3
1
5
Laurine Extra
Rose Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Acetato de Bencila
Citronellol Select
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Hydroxycitronellol
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Bois Amberene Forte
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Cedroxyde
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Jasilyn
Rose Oil, Turkish
Orange Oil Sweet
1,000
260
.1
6
45
37
17
8
27
6
4
3
15
5
1
18
1
2
6
134
28
53
.1
4
65
9
1
310
2
11
10
2
.1
28
24
5
9
3
.1
Civet Orpur - Givaudan ( Somalia )
Benzylalcohol
Coumane
Musk Gazalle
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzylsalicylate
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Musk NC
Vanilla Beans
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Cinnamicalcohol
Hydroxycitronellal
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Alpha Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Liral
Musk 781
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
Linalol 98 %
Citronellol 80
Galaxolide
3
.1
5
20
1
2
1
.2
3
2
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
7
2
1
1
35
.3
Iso Raldeine 95
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Dianthanol
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Liveche
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
y - Irone
Musk TM II
Bourgenal
Nepalva
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
261
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
6
45
37
12
8
25
6
4
3
15
5
1
18
1
2
6
141
28
53
.1
4
65
9
1
310
2
11
10
2
.1
28
24
5
9
3
.1
Civet Artificial
Benzylalcohol
Coumane
Musk Gazalle
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzylsalicylate
Vanillin
Muskylein
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Musk Emeressence
Vanillyl Alcohol
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Cinnamicalcohol
Hydroxycitronellal
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Alcohol C - 9
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Alpha Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Liral
Musk Clear
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Polarose
Musc G 50 in BB
Linalol 99 %
Citronellol 80
Galaxolide
3
.1
5
20
1
2
1
.2
3
2
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
7
2
4
1
35
.3
Iso Raldeine 95
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Methyl Dianthanol
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Liveche
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
y - Irone
Jasmin P.g.
Bourgenal
Nepalva
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
1,000
262
.1
6
45
37
17
8
29
6
4
3
15
3
1
18
1
2
6
139
28
53
.1
4
61
9
1
310
1
11
10
2
.1
28
24
5
9
3
.1
Musk Abs. C’Less MD
Benzylalcohol
Coumane
Musk Gazalle
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzylsalicylate
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Musk NC
Vanilla Beans
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Cinnamicalcohol
Hydroxycitronellal
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Ionone Alpha 60
Alpha Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Liral
Musk 144
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
Linalol 98 %
Citronellol 80
Galaxolide
3
.1
5
20
1
2
1
.2
3
2
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
10
2
1
1
35
.3
Iso Raldeine 95
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Carnaline - Rhodia, France
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Liveche
Galbanum Oil Resinoid
Ylang Odorata Oil
Exaltex
Bourgenal
Nepalva
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
263
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
6
45
37
17
8
27
6
4
3
14
5
1
17
1
2
6
136
28
53
.1
4
65
9
1
303
2
11
10
2
.1
28
24
5
9
3
.1
Benzylalcohol
Coumane
Musk Gazalle
Brahmanol F
Benzylsalicylate
Vanillin
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Fixolid
Anisyl Alcohol
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Troenan
Hydroxycitronellal
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Lyral
Celestolid
Polarose
Galaxolide 50
Linalol 98 %
Citronellol - L
Galaxolide
Rose Essence Abs.
3
.1
5
30
1
2
1
.2
3
2
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
7
2
1
1
35
.3
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Isoeugenol ( Carnation ) - Red
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Stemone
Hidroxicitronelal
Ylang Odorata Oil
y - Irone
Bois de Rose Oil
Bourgenal
Nepalva
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
264
.1
6
45
37
7
8
27
6
4
3
15
5
1
18
1
2
6
144
28
53
.1
4
65
9
1
310
2
11
10
2
.1
25
24
5
9
3
.1
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumane
Musk Emeressence
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzylsalicylate
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Musk Ketone
Vanilla Beans
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Cinnamicalcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Alpha Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
Laurine
Musk 781
Acetato de Geranyle FFC
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
Linalol 98 %
Citronellol 80
Muskylein
Violiff
3
.1
5
20
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
9
1
3
2
1
1
7
2
1
1
35
.3
Iris Beurre Oil
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Petals I
Dianthanol
Nerol
Styralyl Acetate
Floranton T
Wardia Substitute
Liveche
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Iridales
Palmarosa Oil
Bourgenal
Nepalva
Farnesyl Acetate
1,000
265
Glen O. Brechbill
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
54
1
8
17
11
5
7
2
1
142
3
28
7
.1
22
75
20
310
3
12
7
4
5
Amyris Oil W.I.
Coumarin Substitute
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Muskylein
Kephalis
Vanillin
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Traseolide
Iso Jasmone
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Ivyal
Citronellol 850 FCC
Eugenol
Troenan
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Hydroxycitronellol
.4
28
.7
4
.1
2
1
9
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
15
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Linalol Pur
Poirinate
Anis Aldehyde
Folione
Orange Blossom Base
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Fleuramone
Cassis Fragrance B
Wardia Substitute
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Oil - W.I.
Leaf Alcohol
Para Cresyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
266
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
54
1
8
17
11
5
7
2
1
142
3
28
7
.1
22
75
20
310
3
12
7
4
5
Brahmanol
Coumarin Substitute
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Kephalis
Vanillin
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Musk BSI
Iso Rose
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Ivyal
Citronellol 850
Eugenol
Troenan
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Benzyl Acetate F.C.C.
Phenylethylalcohol
Boisnal
Mallow
.4
28
.7
4
.1
2
1
9
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
15
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Linalol
Perryfix - Creations Aromatiques, S
Anis Aldehyde
Ionone 100 %
Orange Blossom Base
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Fleuramone
Cassis Fragrance B
Wardia Substitute
Rose Petals - Bulgaria
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Oil - W.I.
Leaf Alcohol
Para Cresyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
267
Glen O. Brechbill
5
49
1
32
27
6
7
2
54
1
8
27
11
5
7
2
1
142
3
28
7
.1
22
75
20
310
3
12
7
3
5
Sandiff
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Tincture
( DEP ) - Di Ethyl Phthalate
Triflaige - A
Kephalis
Vanillin
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Tonalid II
Iso Jasmone
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Ivyal
Citronellol 850 FCC
Troenan
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Phenylethylalcohol
Petilyn
Hydroxy Citronellal
.4
25
.7
4
.1
2
1
9
3
1
2
9
1
.3
1
1
4
15
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Linalol Pur
Anis Aldehyde
Folione
Tetralide
Orange Blossom Base
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Fleuramone
Cassis Fragrance B
Wardia Substitute
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Oil - W.I.
Leaf Alcohol
Lilie
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
268
5
49
1
29
37
6
7
2
54
1
8
17
11
5
7
2
1
145
3
28
7
.1
22
75
20
310
3
12
7
4
5
Timber Forte
Coumarin Substitute
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Muskylein
Kephalis
Vanillin
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal
Iso Bornyl Crystals
Lilial
Traseolide
Iso Jasmone
Ethylvanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Ivyal
Citronellol 850
Eugenol
Troenan
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 970
Di Hydro Jasmone
Jasilyn
Hydroxyciol
.4
28
.7
4
.1
2
1
9
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
15
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Linalol Pur
Poirinate
Anis Aldehyde
Folione
Orange Blossom Base
Verdox
Tuberose Oliffac
Fleuramone
Cassis Fragrance B
Wardia Substitute
Musk T
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Nutmeg Oil - W.I.
Leaf Alcohol
Para Cresyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
269
Glen O. Brechbill
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
54
1
8
17
11
5
7
2
1
142
3
28
7
.1
22
75
20
310
3
12
7
4
5
Amyris Oil W.I.
Coumarin
Mousse De Chenne
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Iso E Super
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Hydroxycitronellal
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Serenolide
Iso Jasmone
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 850 FCC
Eugenol
Troenan
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol Prime
Jasmelia
Mugone S 207 M
.4
28
.7
4
.1
3
1
11
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
3
15
2
.4
11
3
2
.1
1
1
18
Linalool
Iso Rose
Aubepine
Orange Flower Artessence Abs.
Orange Blossom Base
Apple Blossom
Meranol
Methyl Octyl Ketone - Bedoukian
Phyllos
Cassifix
Wardia Substitute
Nerol petals
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
Leaf Alcohol
Para Cresyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Linalylacetate
1,000
270
11
6
.1
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
109
14
23
9
1
83
4
6
4
1
21
.1
314
5
.1
13
1
33
2
3
19
Benzyl Alcohol
Civette Givco 73
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Javanol
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Musk GX
Petilyn
Geraniol Coeur
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Carnation Base
Irisone Bis
Ionone
Linalol
Fleuramone
7
.2
6
1
.8
.1
3
1
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
6
2
4
.1
26
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Thesaron - Givaudan
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Irisone Bis
Meranol
Linalyl Acetate
Jasilyn
1,000
271
Glen O. Brechbill
11
6
.1
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
109
14
23
9
1
83
4
6
4
1
21
.1
314
5
.1
13
1
28
2
3
19
Benzylalcohol
Sandalwood, India
Civet Orpur - Givaudan ( Ethiopia )
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Serenolide
Javanol
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Musk GX
Petilyn
Geraniol Coeur
Hydroxycitronellol
Exaltolide
Hidroxicitronelal
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Musk R - 1
Citronellol 80
Para Cresyl redistilled
Linalol 99%
Nerol Petals
7
.2
6
1
.8
.1
3
1
3
17
1
12
3
15
4
3
1
.4
4
6
2
3
.1
26
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Thesaron - Givaudan
Rose Essence Abs. - Morocco
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Ionone For Soap - Berje
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Irisone Bis
Meranol
Linalyl Acetate
Jasilyn
1,000
272
11
6
.1
38
59
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
109
14
23
4
1
83
4
3
4
1
21
.1
314
5
.1
18
1
33
2
3
19
Benzyl Alcohol
Civette Givco 73
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Javanol
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Musk GX
Petilyn
Geraniol Coeur
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Carnation Base
Iso Mohaganol
Irisone Bis
Styralyl Acetate
Linalool Extra Pure
Iso Rose
7
.2
6
1
.8
.1
3
1
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
6
2
4
.1
26
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Thesaron - Givaudan
Rose Crystals
Eugenyl Acetate
Tuberose Substitute
Ionone Alpha 70
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Irisone Bis
Meranol
Linalyl Acetate
Jasilyn
1,000
273
Glen O. Brechbill
11
6
.1
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
109
14
23
9
1
83
4
6
4
1
21
.1
314
5
.1
13
1
33
1
3
20
Benzyl Alcohol
Civette Givco 73
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Javanol
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Musk GX
Petilyn
Geraniol Coeur
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Lilial
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Carnation Base
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Extra
Meranol
Etil Linalol - Givaudan - Switz.
Folrosia
7
.2
4
1
.8
.1
3
1
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
6
2
4
.1
28
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Bois Amberene Forte
Thesaron - Givaudan
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Benzila Phenil Acetato
Vanillyl Alcohol
Geranium Oil - Chinese
Linalyl Acetate
Stemone
1,000
274
11
6
.1
28
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
62
119
14
23
10
1
83
4
6
2
1
21
.1
316
4
.1
13
1
33
2
4
19
Hercolyn - D
Amyris - Haiti
Exaltolide
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Javanol
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Propionate
Musk GX
Petilyn
Geraniol Coeur
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Rhodinol Ex Palmarosa Oil
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Carnation Base
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
Linalol
Efintaal
7
.2
6
1
.8
.1
3
1
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
6
2
4
.1
26
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Thesaron - Givaudan
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Vanillyl Alcohol
Irisone Bis
Meranol
Linalyl Acetate
Iso Musk
1,000
275
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
7
46
33
39
10
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
115
6
3
21
5
13
83
7
1
3
25
6
5
310
3
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
Exaltolide
Vanillin
Coumane
Benzylsalicylate
Ambrox D’L Coeur
Hidroxicitronelal
Roseone
Musk 144 - Takasago
Acetato Benzila
Sandela
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Santalyl Acetate
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Neo Geranium Oil
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
.1
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
4
1
4
3
Top Rose ABQ 5644
Geraniol Extra Ex Citronella
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium over Roses
Damascenia 185 SA
Muguet Aldehyde
Acetate De Geranyle
Sandalore
Rose Chine
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Musk Clear
1,000
276
.1
7
44
33
39
10
1
23
1
3
52
9
4
118
6
3
21
5
13
83
7
1
3
25
6
5
310
3
1
3
.2
17
.1
3
Vanillin
Coumane
Benzylsalicylate
Ambrox D’L Coeur
Hidroxicitronelal
Roseone
Musk 144 - Takasago
Hedione
Sandela
Hydrofix L
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Santalyl Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Acetal
Citronellol Natural
Geraniu Rose China
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmonyl Acetate
.1
5
2
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
3
.3
1
3
1
28
5
4
1
4
5
Top Rose ABQ 5644
Cassifix
Orange Oil Bitter
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Dianthanol
Geranium over Roses
Damascenia 185 SA
Muguet Aldehyde
Acetate De Geranyle
Sandalore
Rose Chine
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Ylang Ylang I
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Musk Emeressence
1,000
277
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
9
46
33
39
11
1
23
2
1
48
9
4
118
6
3
21
5
13
83
7
1
3
25
6
5
310
3
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
Exaltolide
Vanillin
Coumane
Benzylsalicylate
Amberwood
Hidroxicitronelal
Roseone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Sandela
Hydrofix R
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Vanillinethyl
Sandela
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol Coeur
Neo Geranium Oil
Geranyl Acetate 60
Orange Blossom Base
Lyrame
.1
5
3
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
6
.3
1
3
1
27
5
4
1
4
5
Top Rose ABQ 5644
Geraniol Extra
Heliobouquet
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium over Roses
Damascenia 185 SA
Muguet Aldehyde
Acetate De Geranyle
Sandalore
Damascenia 185 SA
Linalyl Acetate
Meranol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Musk Clear
1,000
278
.1
7
46
33
39
10
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
113
6
3
21
5
16
83
7
1
3
25
6
4
310
3
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
Vanilys
Coumarin Substitute
Benzylsalicylate
Ambrox D’L Coeur
Hidroxicitronelal
Roseone
Triflaige - A
Benzyle Acetate
Sandela
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Santalyl Acetate
Methyl Benzoate
Lyral
Citronellol 96 FCC
Geranium Oil Bourbon
Geranyl Acetate A - IFF ( BBA )
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Otto Oil - Bulgaria
Iso Jasmone
.1
7
3
26
.5
1
9
32
.7
1
4
2
2
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
4
1
4
5
1000
Top Rose ABQ 5644
Geraniol Prime
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium over Roses
Damascenia 185 SA
Muguet Aldehyde
Geranyl Acetate
Iso Jasmone
Sandela
Rose Chine
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
1,000
279
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
7
46
33
39
10
1
23
2
1
52
9
4
111
8
3
21
5
13
87
7
1
3
25
6
5
310
3
1
3
.2
14
.1
3
Anisyl Alcohol
Vanillin
Coumane
Musk Xilol
Benzyl Salicylate
Ambrox D’L Coeur
Hidroxicitronelal
Roseone
Acetatobenzila
Osyrol
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Hedione
Santalyl Acetate
alpha - Ionone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Benzophenone
Geranyl Acetate Ex Palmarosa
Orange Blossom Base
MDJ Super
.1
5
3
26
.5
1
11
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
29
5
4
1
4
3
Top Rose ABQ 5644
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Nutmeg E.I.
Geranium over Roses
Damascenia 185 SA
Muguet Aldehyde
Geranyl Acetate Nat.
Amyris Oil W.I.
Rose Chine
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Ganolide
1,000
280
7
8
9
.1
38
19
17
2
1
5
14
67
.1
7
4
.1
129
8
5
19
75
1
25
14
2
319
3
7
6
3
16
11
Vanillin
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Benzyl Alcohol
Civet Ethiopia
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Osyrol
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Benteine
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 09
Iso E Super
Musk Cetone
Meijiff
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Tonalid II - Pfw
Citronellol Nat.
Honey Rose Givco 75
Lioral
Wardia
4
5
1
3
.3
.1
5
35
31
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
1
.1
2
7
1
1
3
2
34
Melon Oliffac
Muguet Aldehyde
Di Methyl Octanol
Nerolin Crystals
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol 7030 - IFF
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Phantolide
Scennal
Leaf Acetal
Iso Eugenol
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
281
Glen O. Brechbill
7
15
9
.1
38
19
17
2
1
5
14
67
.1
7
4
.1
132
8
5
19
75
1
25
14
2
309
3
7
6
3
16
11
Vanillin
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Benzyl Alcohol
Civet Powder # 4b
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Osyrol
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Benteine
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Iso E Super
Musk Cetone
Meijiff
Rose Crystals
Catnation Base
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Tonalid II - Pfw
Citronellol A.J.
Honey Rose Givco 57
Lioral
Rhodinol Coeur
4
5
1
3
.3
.1
5
35
31
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
1
.1
2
7
1
1
3
2
34
Melon Oliffac
Muguet Aldehyde
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Artessence
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol 7030 - IFF
Linalool Special 99.5 %
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Musk KS
Scennal
Leaf Acetal
Iso Eugenol
Orangeflor
Thesaron
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
282
7
8
13
.1
38
19
17
2
1
5
11
67
.1
7
4
.1
130
8
5
19
75
1
25
14
2
319
3
7
6
3
16
12
Vanillin
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Benzyl Alcohol
Civet Ethiopia
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Osyrol
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Anisyl Alcohol
Benteine
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 09
Bacdanol
Musk Emeressence
Meijiff
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Methyl Benzoate
Tonalid II - Pfw
Citronellol 700 98 - TA - IFF
Phyllos
Iridales
Geraniol Ex Palmarosa Oil - India
4
5
1
3
.3
.1
5
35
31
8
.1
7
1
.1
3
2
1
1
.1
2
7
1
1
3
1
33
Melon Oliffac
Muguet Aldehyde
Di Methyl Octanol
Nerolin Crystals
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol 7030 - IFF
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Geranylacetate
Nepalva
Scennal
Leaf Acetal
Iso Eugenol
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Eugenyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
283
Glen O. Brechbill
7
8
9
.1
38
19
17
2
1
5
14
65
.1
7
4
.1
131
8
5
19
75
1
25
10
2
319
3
7
6
3
19
11
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Benzyl Alcohol
Civet Ethiopia
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Osyrol
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Iso E Super
Macrolide Supra - Symrise
Lilial
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Troenan
Magnol
Tonalid II - Pfw
Citronellol Nat.
Honey Rose Givco 75
Hidroxicitronelal
Wardia
4
5
1
3
.3
.1
5
35
31
9
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
1
.1
2
7
1
1
3
2
34
Melon Oliffac
Muguet Aldehyde
Di Methyl Octanol
Nerolin Crystals
Rose De Mai Abs. - France
Florantone T
Geraniol 7030 - IFF
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Phantolide
Scennal
Leaf Acetal
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
284
7
8
9
.1
38
19
17
2
1
5
14
67
.1
7
4
.1
129
8
5
19
75
1
25
2
14
319
3
7
6
3
16
11
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Benzyl Alcohol
Civet Ethiopia
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Osyrol
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Benzylacetate
Benteine
Vanillinethyl
Alcohol C - 09
Iso E Super
Musk Cetone
Meijiff
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
cis - Jasmone
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Tonalid II - Pfw
Citronellol Nat.
Honey Rose Givco 75
Lily of the Valley
Geranium Oil Extra
4
5
1
3
.3
.1
5
35
31
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
1
.1
2
7
1
1
3
2
34
Melon Oliffac
Muguet Aldehyde
Chandanone
Nerolin Crystals
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol 970
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Phantolide
Scennal
Leaf Acetal
Carnation Flower ( Dianthanol )
Orangeflor
Veraflor
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
285
Glen O. Brechbill
47
1
55
.1
.2
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
11
2
114
3
2
14
2
107
6
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
4
8
.1
.1
7
Int
Helional
Benzophenone
Civet Powder # 1b
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
MDJ
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanillin
Musk Emeressence
Jasmon Oil P.G.
Iso Jasmone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Galaxolide 50 BB
Hysimal
Geraniol 970
Phenafleur
Nerol
Celestolid
Iris Beurre Oil
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
16
1
32
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
2
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
2
Cassia Oliffac
Linalol Pur
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang I
Meranol
Iso - Eugenol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tuberose Oliffac
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellal
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Perryfix ( Symrise ) Creations A.
Neryl Acetate
1,000
286
47
1
45
.1
.2
29
4
1
10
33
5
3
11
2
124
3
2
14
5
107
6
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
4
8
.1
.1
7
Alicate
Benzophenone
Vanilla Absolute.
Civet Powder # 1b
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Alpha Damascone
MDJ
Ionone Alpha 60
Vanillin
Musc T - ( Etilen Brassilato ) Musk
Zeppin
Jasmonyl Acetate
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Galaxolide 50 BB
Hysimal
Geraniol 970
Phenafleur
Nerol
Muscade Noix
Iris Beurre Oil
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Stemone
16
1
32
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
2
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
2
Cinnamon Leaf Oil - Madagascar
Linalol 98 %
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang II
Meranol
Iso - Eugenol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tuberose Oliffac
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellal
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Perryfix ( Symrise ) Creations A.
Neryl Acetate
1,000
287
Glen O. Brechbill
47
1
52
.1
.2
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
11
2
120
3
2
14
2
107
6
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
4
8
.1
.1
7
Helional
Benzophenone
Civet Powder # 1b
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanillin
Musk Emeressence
Jasmon Oil P.G.
Iso Jasmone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Cashmeran
Benteine
Geraniol 970
Phenafleur
Nerol
Muskylein
Iris Beurre Oil
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
15
1
32
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
3
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
2
Cassia Oliffac
Linalol Pur
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang II
Wardia
Meranol
Dianthanol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tuberose Oliffac
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellal
Rhodinol
Rose Oxide CO
Geranyl Acetate
1,000
288
47
1
55
.1
.2
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
11
2
114
3
2
14
2
107
6
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
4
8
.1
.1
7
Coumane
Benzophenone
Civet Powder # 1b
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Salicylate
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanillin
Musk Emeressence
Jasmon Oil P.G.
Iso Jasmone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Galaxolide 50 BB
Hysimal
Geraniol Coeur
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Geraniol Extra
Iris Beurre Oil
Jasmin Sambac Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 10
Bois Amberene Forte
16
1
32
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
2
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
2
Cinnamic Aldehyde
Linalol Pur
Irisone Bis
Hyacinth PP
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang III
Iso - Eugenol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tuberose Oliffac
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geraniol Pur
Hydroxycitronellal
Wardia
Rose Essence Abs. - Morocco
Perryfix - Perry Brothers ( Symrise )
Neryl Acetate
1,000
289
Glen O. Brechbill
47
1
55
.1
.2
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
11
2
125
3
2
14
2
101
6
3
4
36
27
320
4
2
.1
4
8
.1
.1
7
Helional
Rose Crystals
Galaxolide Substitute ( Musk )
Civet Powder # 3c
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyle Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanillin
Musk G 50 in DEP
Jasmon Oil P.G.
Iso Jasmone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Musc Clear
Meijiff
Geraniol 970
Nerol
Celestolid
Jasmin Abs. - India
Alcohol C - 9
Scennal
17
1
32
3
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
2
1
5
.3
27
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
2
Cassia Oliffac
Linalol Pur
Wardia - Firmenich
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang I
Meranol
Iso - Eugenol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tuberose Oliffac
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellal
Iso Rose
Geraniol 600
Anapear - Givaudan
Neryl Acetate
1,000
290
.1
8
47
38
5
11
24
51
6
4
1
61
17
4
7
5
97
55
.3
6
3
1
9
72
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
Civet Augaflor 27
Benzyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Kephalis
Hydrofix L
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Hedione
Florosia
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lili
Citronellol Prime
Vanilys
Lyrame
Bonorax
Givescone
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Prime
Iso Jasmone
Nutmeg - Sri. Lanka
1
7
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
12
3
5
3
.2
1
3
5
3
9
.1
1
.1
.1
2
2
Jasmonyl Acetate
Polarose
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Tuberose Oliffac
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate 99.5 %
Florantone T
Rose Essence Abs. - Bulgaria
Neryl Acetate
Fleuramone
1,000
291
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
8
47
38
5
11
24
51
6
4
1
51
17
4
7
5
107
55
.3
6
3
1
9
72
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
Exaltolide
Benzyl Benzoate
Vanisal
Javanol
Coumane
Iso E Super
Hydrofix L
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Hedione
Florosia
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Citronellol Prime
Vanillin
Lyrame
Mallow
Givescone
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Prime
Iso Jasmone
Nutmeg - Sri. Lanka
1
7
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
12
3
5
3
.2
1
3
5
3
9
.1
1
.1
.1
2
2
Irisone Bis
Polarose
Orangeflor
Rose Acetate
Linalol S 97
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum
Tangerinol - Givaudan ( Fresh )
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Tuberose Oliffac
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Wardia
Musk T
Neryl Acetate
Fleuramone
1,000
292
.1
8
47
31
5
11
24
51
6
2
1
61
17
4
7
5
106
55
.3
6
3
1
9
72
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
Civet Augaflor 27
Benzyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Kephalis
Hydrofix L
Heliotropine
Hedione
Florosia
Woodynol I
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lily of the Valley
Citronellol Prime
Vanilys
Lyrame
Bonorax
Givescone
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Prime
Jasmone
1
7
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
12
3
5
3
.2
1
3
5
3
9
.1
1
.1
.1
2
2
Jasmonyl Acetate
Patchwood - Pfw Fragrance Contest
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate SP
Top Muguet
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Scennal
Linalylacetate
Folione
Florantone T
Neryl Acetate
Fleuramone
Cassis Fragrance D
1,000
293
Glen O. Brechbill
.1
8
53
38
5
11
24
51
6
4
1
61
17
4
7
5
101
55
.3
6
3
1
9
62
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
Civet Augaflor 27
Benzyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Kephalis
Hydrofix R
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Hedione
Lily Aldehyde
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lili
Citronellol Prime
Vanilys
Gardenia Fleuriff
Bonorax
Givescone
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Prime
Terpinyl Acetate
1
7
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
12
3
5
3
.2
1
3
5
3
9
.1
1
.1
.1
2
2
Jasmonyl Acetate
Polarose
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalol synthetic
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum
Mugone S 207 M
Tuberose Substitute
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Scennal
Florantone T
Neryl Acetate
Fleuramone
Cassifix
1,000
294
.1
8
50
38
5
11
24
51
6
4
1
61
17
4
7
5
97
54
.3
6
2
1
8
72
7
9
300
4
23
2
3
5
Civet Powder # 1a
Benzyl Alcohol
Nivandide
Vanillin
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumane
Kephalis
Hydrofix L
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Hedione
Florosia
Sandalwood Oliffac
Methyl Benzoate
Methyl Di Hydro Jasmonate - MDJ
Alcohol C - 10
Lili
Citronellol 98 %
Vanilys
Lyrame
Bonorax
Muskylein
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Extra
Jasilyn
Lilial
Nutmeg - India ( Sambac ) Pure
1
7
2
.1
3
5
27
16
3
1
12
3
5
3
.2
1
3
5
3
9
.1
1
.1
.1
2
2
Jasmonyl Acetate
Polarose
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Tubereuse 181
Orange Flor
Palmarosa, Belize
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Stemone
Linalyl Acetate
Florantone T
Nerol Petals
Meranol
Bois Amberene Forte
1,000
295
Glen O. Brechbill
47
8
9
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
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5
4
7
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25
10
300
9
24
1
3
75
3
.4
1
2
Coumarin Crystals ex Benzaldehyde
Etilen Brassilato
Heliotropine
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Traseolide 100 Base
Vanillin
Laurine
Brahmanol
Super Cepionate
Beta Damascone
Anis Aldehyde
Hydroxycitronellal
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Mallow
Nepalva
Acetate Benzyle
Sandacanal
Eugenol
Geranium Orpur Italy - Givaudan
Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nerol
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
5
6
.7
3
5
2
19
1
1
36
1
.3
1
.1
1
1
Hidroxicitornelal
Linalool
Neroli - Morocco
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Galolid
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerine Oil - Florida
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Alcohol
Bergamot Oil Italy - C.C.C.
1,000
296
47
7
9
4
31
46
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
118
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
15
10
300
9
24
1
3
75
3
.4
1
2
Coumarin 5091 P
Musk Tops
Heliotropine
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Musk 50 DEP
Vanillin
Laurine
Brahmanol
MDJ
Beta Damascone
Anis Aldehyde
Hydroxycitronellal
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Mallow
Cashmeran
Acetate Benzyle
Sandacanal
Eugenol
Geranium Africa, Bourbon
Jasmone
Lyrame Super
Iso Rose
5
3
22
.5
1
3
27
8
5
6
.7
3
5
2
19
1
1
36
2
.3
1
.1
1
1
Hidroxicitornelal
Linalool
Neroli - Morocco
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Galolid
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Grapefruit Oil ( White/Pink )
Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Alcohol
Bergamot Oil Italy - C.C.C.
1,000
297
Glen O. Brechbill
47
7
9
4
30
46
8
7
9
44
11
1
4
123
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
15
10
300
9
24
1
3
75
3
.4
1
2
Coumarin 5091 P
Musk Tops
Heliotropine
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Musk RI
Vanillin
Laurine
Brahmanol
Benzylacetate
Beta Damascone
Anis Aldehyde
Hydroxycitronellal
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 850
Mallow
Cashmeran
Acetate Benzyle
Sandacanal
Geraniol Fine
Iris Beurre Oil
Eugenol
Jasmone
Scennal
Geranylacetate
Lioral
5
3
22
.5
1
3
27
8
5
6
.7
3
5
2
19
1
1
36
2
.3
1
.1
1
1
Scennal
Trinalool - Flexitrail
Terpinyl Acetate
Neroli - Morocco
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Leaf Acetal
Muguet Alcohol
Bergamot Oils
1,000
298
47
7
9
4
31
46
8
7
9
48
11
1
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118
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
15
8
300
8
24
1
3
74
3
.4
1
2
Coumarin 5091 P
Musk Tops
Heliotropine
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Musk 50 DEP
Vanillin
Petilyn
Sandiff
MDJ
Beta Damascone
Anis Aldehyde
Hydroxycitronellal
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Etil Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Mallow
Cashmeran
Acetate Benzyle
Sandacanal
Eugenol
Jasilyn
Mugone S 207 M
Nerol Coeur
5
3
22
.5
1
3
29
8
7
6
.7
3
5
2
19
1
1
36
2
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1
.1
1
2
Wardia
Linalool
Neroli - Morocco
Geraniol Prime
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Galolid
Irisone Bis
Rose For Soap Base
Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerine Oil Dancy Type
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Leaf Alcohol
Macrolide
Bergamot Verger Oil - Cami ( I. )
1,000
299
Glen O. Brechbill
47
7
9
4
31
46
5
7
9
48
11
1
4
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5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
15
10
300
9
24
1
3
75
3
.4
1
2
Coumarin 5091 P
Musk Tops
Heliotropine
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Musk 50 DEP
Laurine
Brahmanol
Beta Damascone
Anis Aldehyde
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol 850
Mallow
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Sandacanal
Iridales
Rhodinol Pure
Jasmone
Efintaal
Geraniol 980 Pure
Pepper Oil Black
5
3
22
.5
1
3
27
8
5
6
.7
3
5
2
19
1
1
36
2
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1
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Bonorax
Linalool
Neroli - Morocco
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Muskylein
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Leaf Alcohol
Hidroxicitronelal
Citrilys Givco 173
1,000
300
Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC - Orange Flower
Orange Flower
Orange flower water, or orange
blossom water, is a clear, perfumed
distillation of fresh bitter-orange
blossoms.
This essential water has traditionally been used in many French and
Mediterranean dessert dishes, such
as the gibassier and pompe à l'huile,
but has more recently found its way
into Western cuisine. For example,
orange flower water is used in
France to flavor madeleines, in
Mexico to flavor little wedding
cakes and Pan de muerto, and in the
United States to make orange blossom scones and marshmallows.
Orange flower water is also used as
an ingredient in some cocktails,
such as the Ramos Gin Fizz.
It has been a traditional ingredient
used often in Middle Eastern cooking. In the Arab world, it is frequently added to hard or otherwise
bad-tasting drinking water to mask
the unpleasant flavor. Orange blossoms are believed to be used in this
manner because they are seen as the
traditional bridal flower and, therefore, symbolize purity (white, small
and delicate).
There are many brands available
that are made in Europe and the
Middle East. There are also several
brands made in the United States.
known as Seville orange, sour
orange, bigarade orange, and marmalade orange, refers to a citrus
tree (Citrus × aurantium) and its
fruit. Many varieties of bitter
In Greece and Cyprus orange blos- orange are used for their essential
som water is called anthonero oil, which is used in perfume and as
while in Malta it is known as Ilma a flavoring. The Seville orange
Zahar.
variety is used in the production of
marmalade.
In Morocco orange blossom water
is called Ilma Zhar, phrase in arabic Bitter orange is also employed in
literally meaning "flower water," in herbal medicine as a stimulant and
contrast to Llma Ward, which is appetite suppressant.[2][3] The
rose blossom water. Orange blos- active ingredient, synephrine, has
som water serves two purposes in been linked to a number of deaths,
Morocco. One usage is a perfume and consumer groups advocate
or freshener, usually given to guests avoiding medicinal use of the fruit.
to wash their hands upon entering
the host house or before drinking Varieties
tea, in a special silver or metal container; recognizable in the Citrus aurantium subsp. amara is a
Moroccan tea set. but this old cus- spiny evergreen tree native to
tom is fading away in the present southern Vietnam, but widely cultiday. The main usage of orange vated. It is used as grafting stock
blossom water however, is in for citrus trees, in marmalade, and
Moroccan cuisine especially as an in liqueur such as triple sec, Grand
ingredient for traditional sweets .
Marnier and Curaçao. It is also cultivated for the essential oil
Bitter Orange
expressed from the fruit, and for
neroli oil and orange flower water,
The name "bitter orange", also which are distilled from the flow-
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ers.
In cooking
Seville orange (or bigarade) is a
widely-known, particularly tart
orange which is now grown
throughout the Mediterranean
region. It has a thick, dimpled skin,
and is prized for making marmalade, being higher in pectin than
the sweet orange, and therefore giving a better set and a higher yield. It
is also used in compotes and for
orange-flavored liqueurs. Once a
year, oranges of this variety are collected from trees in Seville and
shipped to Britain to be used in
marmalade. However, the fruit is
rarely consumed locally in
Andalusia.
The unripe fruit, called narthangai,
is commonly used in Southern
Indian cuisine, especially in Tamil
cuisine. It is pickled by cutting it
into spirals and stuffing it with salt.
The pickle is usually consumed
with thayir sadam. The fresh fruit is
also used frequently in pachadis.
The juice from the ripe fruit is also
used as a marinade for meat in
Nicaraguan, Cuban, Dominican
and Haitian cooking. The peel can
be used in the production of bitters.
In Mexico, it is a main ingredient of
the cochinita pibil.
Bergamot orange, C. aurantium
subsp. bergamia is cultivated in
Italy for the production of bergamot
oil, a component of many brands of
perfume and tea, especially Earl
Grey tea.
Chinotto, from the myrtle-leaved
orange tree, C. aurantium var. myrtifolia, is used for the namesake
Italian soda beverage. This is sometimes considered a separate species.
Daidai, C. aurantium var. daidai, is
used in Chinese medicine and
Japanese New Year celebrations.
The aromatic flowers are added to
tea.
Wild Florida sour orange is found
near small streams in generally
secluded and wooded parts of
Florida and the Bahamas. It was
introduced to the area from Spain.
N-methyltyramine, octopamine and
synephrine, substances similar to
epinephrine, which act on the ?1
adrenergic receptor to constrict
blood vessels and increase blood
pressure and heart rate.There is no
evidence that bitter orange is effective in promoting weight loss.
Following bans on the herbal stimulant ephedra in the U.S., Canada,
and elsewhere, bitter orange has
been substituted into "ephedrafree" herbal weight-loss products
by dietary supplement manufacturers. Like most dietary supplement
ingredients, bitter orange has not
undergone formal safety testing,
but it is believed to cause the same
spectrum of adverse events as
ephedra. Case reports have linked
bitter orange supplements to
strokes, angina, and ischemic colitis. The U.S. National Center for
Complementary and Alternative
Medicine found that "there is currently little evidence that bitter
orange is safer to use than
ephedra." Bitter orange may have
serious drug interactions with drugs
such as statins in a similar way to
grapefruit.
The Belgian Witbier (white beer) is
made from wheat spiced with the
peel of the bitter orange. The
Finnish and Swedish use bitter
orange peel in gingerbread (pepparkakor), some Christmas bread
and in mämmi. It is also used in the
Nordic mulled wine glögg. In
Greece and Cyprus, the nerántzi or
kitrómilon, respectively, is one of
the most prized fruits used for
spoon sweets, and the C. aurantium
tree (nerantziá or kitromiliá) is a
popular ornamental tree. In Iran,
the juice is used as fish marinade.
The blossoms are also used to fla- Following an incident in which a
vor tea and jam.
healthy young man suffered a
myocardial infarction (heart attack)
In medicine
linked to bitter orange, a case study
found that dietary supplement manThe extract of bitter orange (and ufacturers who replaced ephedra
bitter orange peel) has been market- with its analogs from "bitter
ed as dietary supplement purported orange" had in effect found a loopto act as a weight-loss aid and hole in the ephedra ban, substitutappetite suppressant. Bitter orange ing a similarly dangerous substance
contains the tyramine metabolites while labeling the products as
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"ephedra-free".
Use
Other uses
This orange is used as a rootstock
in groves of sweet orange. The fruit
and leaves make lather and can be
used as soap. The hard white or
light yellow wood is used in woodworking and made into baseball
bats in Cuba.
Neroli Oil
Neroli oil is a plant oil produced
from the blossom of the bitter
orange tree (Citrus aurantium
subsp. amara or Bigaradia). Its
scent is sweet, honeyed and somewhat metallic, whereas bergamot,
being rich in linalool (which is the
main component in lavender), has
more of an aromatic, soft, floralcy.
The blossoms are gathered, usually
by hand, in late April to early May.
The oil is produced by water distillation, as the blossom is too fragile
to endure steam distillation.
History
Soft pinky-orange foxglove that's
an attention-getter in a woodland
It is one of the most widely used border.
floral oils in perfumery. It is a nontoxic, nonirritant, nonsensitizing, Pilosella aurantiaca
nonphototoxic substance. More
than 12% of all modern quality per- OK, so it's classed as a weed, but
fumes use neroli as their principal the massed effect of tawny orange
ingredient. It blends well with any flowers held aloft on spindly stems
citrus oil, various floral absolutes, from late spring to early autumn
and most of the synthetic compo- makes this hawkweed a winner.
nents available on the market.
Neroli oil is a classic element in Lonicera x tellmanniana
fragrance design and one of the
most commonly used in the indus- An underrated honeysuckle with
try. It is also used in flavors where burnt-orange blooms in early sumit has a limited use. Neroli oil is mer.
also one of the key flavoring ingre- Likes Its roots in shade and its
dients of some cola beverage leaves in sun; train up a tree.
recipes.
Buddleja globosa
Neroli oil is reportedly one of the
ingredients in the closely guarded If the lilacs and purples of regular
secret recipe for the Coca-Cola soft buddleja aren't for you, try this
drink.
semi-evergreen shrub with striking
orange pompom flowers. It's still a
As an essential oil used in aro- butterfly magnet that's in bloom in
matherapy and massage, neroli is early summer.
considered to have a soothing effect
on
the
nervous
system. Achillea 'Terracotta' and A.
Traditionally, neroli oil was used 'Walther Funcke'
not only to relieve tension and anxiety, but also to increase circulation. Yarrow's newly fashionable but it's
A solution is made by adding three always been a banker for a border.
or four drops of the essential oil to These two will bloom until
one cup of either sweet almond oil September – leave the flower heads
or wheat germ oil. If the solution is standing in the winter for that
to be used on children or pregnant "brown but beautiful" look.
women, only half the quantity of
essential oil should be used.
Echinacea 'Tiki Torch'
By the end of the 17th century,
Anne Marie Orsini, duchess of
Bracciano and princess of Nerola,
Italy, introduced the essence of bitter orange tree as a fashionable fragrance by using it to perfume her
gloves and her bath. Since then, the
term "neroli" has been used to
describe this essence. Neroli has a
refreshing and distinctive, spicy Top 10 Orange Flowers
These deep orange daisy-like
aroma with sweet and flowery
blooms will be the star of a cutting
notes.
Digitalis purpurea 'Suttons Apricot' border.
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Hemerocallis fulva 'Flore Pleno'
orange and red. Hardy in USDA
zones 9 through 11; it grows as an
Long-flowering double daylily that annual or perennial, depending on
looks great in drifts. The blooms the climate of the area. The 4-inchare edible, too.
wide blooms of orange gerbera
resemble true sunflowers. Reaching
Crocosmia × crocosmiiflora 'Lady heights of between 12 to 15 inches,
Hamilton'
gerbera prefer full sun to partial
shade and well-drained soil.
An easy-care hot border stalwart.
Treasure Flower
Verbascum 'Clementine'
Also called gazania, treasure
Stately spires of blooms in the per- flower is an annual that produces
fect shade of orange with a fuzzy sunflower-like blooms in shades of
purple centre.
cream, orange, yellow, pink and
bronze. These flowers grow
Kniphofia 'Bees' Sunset'
between 8 to 10 inches high and
produce greenish-blue foliage. The
A favourite with bees that throws variety 'Aztec Queen' and 'Golden
up torches of flowers from May to Margarita' resemble orange sunJuly.
flowers and bloom from early summer till end summer or early fall.
Look alike Orange Flowers
Treasure flower thrives in USDA
Hardiness Zones 8 through 11 and
Native to the Americas, sunflowers tolerates a variety of soils provided
(Helianthus annuss L.) are cheerful it receives full sun.
annuals that feature a large flower
head in shades of orange, yellow Mexican Sunflower
and bronze, surrounding a rounded
center. Several types of flowers are
Mexican sunflower (Tithonia
mistaken for the orange sunflower rotundiflora) is a warm-season
because of the similarities in form, annual
belonging
to
the
arrangement of petals and petal col- Aster/Daisy family. Growing up to
ors.
6 feet high, the 2- to 3-inch-wide
flowers appear in a variety of colors
African Daisy
including orange and yellow. The
heat-and drought-tolerant plant
An ornamental plant belonging thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 5
to the Sunflower family, African through 10 and prefers full sun to
daisy, also called gerber or gerbera partial shade.
daisy (Gerbera jamesonii), comes
in a variety of colors including
shades of white, pink, yellow,
Rough Heliopsis
Also called false sunflower
(Heliopsis helianthoides), rough
heliopsis is a perennial belonging to
the Aster family. Although most
varieties produce yellow daisy-like
blooms that measure 2 ½ to 3 inches in width, varieties such as
'Incomparabilis' produce orange
blooms that resemble true sunflowers. It thrives in USDA Hardiness
Zones 3 through 9 and prefers welldrained soil in full sun to partial
shade. Rough heliopsis blooms
from mid-summer through early
fall.
Cape Daisy
A genus belonging to the sunflower
family,
cape
daisy
(Venidium fastuosum), also called
monarch of the veldt or prince
daisy, produces semi-double, 4inch-wide blooms in a variety of
colors including white and orange.
The attractive petals surround a
shiny, deep purple/black center.
Delicate, soft hairs cover the silvery-green, lobed leaves, giving the
foliage a silky appearance.
Growing 2 feet tall, the long-lasting
blooms decorate the spot from summer through fall, and do well when
placed in a container or vase. Cape
daisies thrive in USDA Hardiness
Zones 10b through 11 and prefer
full sunlight.
Neroli Oil
The bitter orange tree yields both
neroli and petitgrain essential oils.
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In addition to these, a third essence
known as bitter orange oil is
expressed from the peel of the nearly ripe fruit. Bitter orange oil
resembles bergamot and lime in
aroma. It is most often used in perfumery and flavoring.
Neroli essential oil, which is very
expensive, is distilled from the
freshly picked flowers. The trees
bloom heavily in May. Under optimum growing conditions a large
tree can produce up to 60 pounds of
fresh flowers. Timing is crucial; the
flowers quickly lose their oil when
plucked from the tree. Excessive
handling and bruising greatly
diminishes the quality and quantity
of this precious botanical oil.
A by-product of neroli distillation
is the condensed water from the
still. After the essential oil is drawn
off, this substance, known as
orange flower water, is bottled and
sold as a fragrant cosmetic substance. Orange flower water is usually available in the form of skin
toning facial mists. Often it is an
ingredient in creams and lotions,
lending astringency as well as a
fine aroma. Orange flower water
contains many unstable constituents from the delicate flowers.
It is prone to oxidation and rancidity unless immediately bottled and
sealed in sterile containers. Much
orange flower water sold today
contains large amounts of alcohol
or other chemical preservatives.
Neroli ( Orange flower )
Citrus aurantium ssp. aurantium
(Rutaceae) Bitter orange, Seville
orange
The flowers of various Citrus
species are the source of the famous
neroli oils used in fine perfumery,
particularly in Colognes. One
example is the flowers of the bitter
orange, mainly cultured in North
Africa. Neroli oil is obtained by
careful steam distillation of the
freshly picked flowers in about 0.1
% yield. An even more valuable
material is the so-called orange
flower absolute, obtained by
extraction (see boronia for details
on absolutes).
In both products, linalool is the
main volatile constituent. Nerolidol
and farnesol are characteristic
ingredients. Moreover, a number of
N-containing constituents are
odour-determining, e.g. methyl
anthranilate, indole, phenylacetonitrile and 1-nitro-2-phenylethane.
Etymology: It. neroli, from the
French-born Anna Maria de la
Trémoille (1670-1722), princess of
Nerola, a village near Rome. She
loved the fragrance of the orange
flowers, and was the first person to
have them distilled. The tertiary
sesquiterpene alcohol 3,7,11trimethyl-1,6,10-dodecatriene-3-ol
was first identified in neroli oil,
whence the name nerolidol.
Somewhat later, the isomeric alcohol 3,7,11-trimethyl-2,6,10-dodecatriene-1-ol was also identified. It
was correspondingly named farnesol, from Villa Farnese, another
village near Rome. Eau de
Colognes have been created since
the end of the 17'th century. The
classical ingredients were neroli
oil, bergamot oil, orange oil, lavender oil and rosemary oil. Colognes
are still going strong, a modern
example is
Baldessarini ( Hugo Boss 2002 ).
Orange Blossom/ Neroli
Citrus aurantium L.
Family: Rutaceae
Common Names: Orange Blossom
Citrus vulgaris, Citrus bigaradia~
Orange flower, Neroli bigarade~
Orange, common name for citrus
fruit of several trees. Orange trees
are evergreens, with flowers that
are white and fragrant. Three essential oils are obtained from oranges:
~oil of orange,~ obtained from the
rind of the fruit and used principally as a flavoring agent; ~oil of petigrain,~ obtained from the leaves
and twigs and used in perfumery;
and ~oil of neroli,~ obtained from
the blossoms and used in flavorings
and perfumes.
Neroli was discovered in the late
17th century. It is said to be named
after a princess of Neroli or Nerola,
Italy whose name was Anne-Marie.
It was named after the city Neroli,
she was princess there. She used it
as her personal perfume. Its fragrance relaxes and relieves anxiety,
thus traditionally, orange blossoms
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were used in weddings bouquets
and to calm nerves before the bridal
couple retired to bed.
It has aphrodisiac properties and in
skin care, it stimulates the growth
of new cells and helps clear oily
skin. Oil of neroli is obtained from
the flowers of the ~Bitter orange~
or ~Seville orange~ Known as a
~floral' oil~ it is a pale yellow
colour that darkens as it gets older.
It has a light and sweet floral scent
to it. Tea made from the dried flowers is used as a stimulant and as a
blood cleaner in Europe. Orange
flower water is a popular cosmetic
article. ~Zhishi~ a Chinese traditional name for Citrus aurantium,
has been a folk medicine for indigestion. Orange brings peace and
happiness to the mind and the body.
During the romantic Victorian era,
brides used to carry fresh bouquets
of white orange blossoms on their
wedding day. These bouquets were
so much in demand that they were
transported nationwide from
Florida for this purpose. Fresh garlands were made into little circlets,
and attached to bridal veils. A simple perfumed orange blossom garland was often used to adorn a
bride's hair if she chose not to wear
a veil, making a tiara.
State Flower of Florida
The orange blossom was designated as Florida's official state flower
on May 5, 1909.
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Orange Flower Fragrance Chemicals
BOOK # 1 ( A - G )
Neroli Oil - Morocco, Tunisia
Neroli Oil
Neroli
Petitgrain Bitter Orange Oil - Italy
Orange Oil Bitter
Orange ( Bitter )
ABSOLUTES
Petitgrain
Petitgrain
Orange Flower Abs. - Egypt
Orange Tree Abs. - Tunisia
A.N.E.C. - France
BITTER ORANGE NOTE
Alfa Chem - USA
Neroli
Neroli
Bitter Orange Oil C.P.
Bitter Orange Oil 5 - Fold
Petitgrain
Neroli Moroccan
Neroli Tunisian
Neroli
Orange Bitter
Orange Oil Bitter C.P.
Orange Oil Bitter 5 - Fold
Petitgrain
Orange Flower Abs.
Orange Flower Abs.
Neroli NC
Neroli Super NC
Petitgrain Abs.
ORGANIC ESSENTIAL
EXTRACTS
Orange Bitter Oil
Citrus Aurantium
OILS
& AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Bitter Orange Oil
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara
Neroli Oil
Yara Yara
FLORAL WATERS
Orange - Flower Water
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Glen O. Brechbill
Aromatic Intenational LLC - USA
Baller S.r.l. - Italy
Petitgrain Terpenless
Orange Flower
Petitgrain Bigarade
ABSOLUTES
Orange Flower Absolute
Neroli Egypte
Neroli Maroc
NeroliTunisie
Neroli Oil
Petitgrain Oil
Neroli Bigarade Oil
Neroli Blossom Water
HERBAL EXTRACTS
Neroli Oil
Petitgrain Oil
Petitgrain Bigarade Oil
BOTANICALS
BAROSYL S.A. - FRANCE
Petitgrain Oil
Neroli Comores Island
Citrus Aurantium
Neroli Egyptian
Citrus Aurantium
Neroli Morocco
Citrus Aurantium
Neroli Tunisian
Citrus Aurantium
Neroli Augaflor 17
ESSENTIAL OILS
Bitter Orange Peel, Ribbons
Bitter Orange Peel, Quarters
Neroli Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Nerolin
Neroline Yara Yara
Fleurs d’Oranger Abs. artess
Yara Yara
Berje Inc. - USA
Orange Oil Bitter W.I.
Orange Oil Bitter Brazil
Neroli Oil
Neroli Oils
Eau de Brut Oranger Abs.
Orange Flower Abs.
Australian Botanical Ltd. - Aust.
Neroli Bigarade
Petitgrain Oil
Orange Bitter
CONCRETES
FLOWERS OR FLOWERING HEADS
Neroli Marocco
Orange Flower
Orange Flower Guinea
Orange Flower Spain
NATURAL PRODUCTS
ABSOLUTE
Niroli Oil
Neroli Oil
Orange Flower Water Abs.
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Cami de Fontainilles - Spain
OTHER ORIGIN
Charabot SA
Neroli Bigarade Oil - Tunisia
Petitgrain Oil - France
Orange Flower Water Abs.
Neroli Oil
Neroli Oil Morocco
Neroli Oil Tunis
Capua s.r.l. - Italy
ABSOLUTES
Neroli
THE PETITGRAINS
Orange Flower Abs. - Morocco
Orange Flower Abs. - Spain
Orange Flower Abs. - Tunisia
Orange Flower Water Abs. - Spain
Orange Bitter, W.I.
Petitgrain Bigarade
Carrubba Inc. - USA
DMH Ingredients - USA
De Monchy Aromatics - U.K.
Orange Bitter Dominican
Givaudan SA
BOTANICAL EXTRACTS
Oranger Crystals
Bitter Orange Oil
Orange Expression Bitter
Orange Flower
Petitgrain
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Bromelia Crystals
Castrading - Korea
Neroli, France
Neroli, Morocco
FD Copeland & Sons Ltd.
Neroli Aurantium Oil
Orange Oil Bitter - African,
Sicilian, South American,
Spanish, West Indian
OLEOS ESSENCIAS - NATURALS
Dulcos Trading - France
Neroli Aurantium Oil A0900
Citroflor di G. - Italy
Neroli Italie
Neroli Marocco
Neroli Tunisia
Bitter Orange Oil
Petitgrian Bigaradier
Orangeflor Deco
Orangeflor Sanguim Deco
Dullberg Konzentra - Germany
Petitgrain, Bigarade
Petitgrain Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara
China Aroma Chemical - China
Neroli Oil
Petitgrain Bigarade
Petitgrain Oil
Petitgrain - Dai Dai Oil
Orange Oil Bitter
Neroli Abs.
Neroli Oil
Petit Grain Oil
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Glen O. Brechbill
Earth Oil Plantations Ltd. - U.K.
Neroli Oil
HUILES ESSENTIALES
Italie
Orange Oil Bitter - D.R.
Petitgrain Paraguay
Neroli
Bitter Orange Oils
Petitgrain
Neroli Oil
Neroli Oil
Esencias y Materials - Mexico
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Neroli
Nerolina Yara Yara
Marocco
Orange Oils, Bitter
Neroli
Petitgrain Oil Bigarade
Tunisie
Eau de fleur d’oranger
Neroli, Morocco
Neroli, Tunisia
Orange - Egypte Abs.
Neroli Bigarade Ph. Eur.4
Citrus Amara
FD Copelad & Sons Ltd. - UK
Orange, Bitter C.P.
Orange, Bitter Desensitized
Neroli Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
MATIERES PREMIERES AROMATIQUES Orange Oil Bitter - Africa,
Sicilian, South American,
Sanish, West Indian
Neroline Bromelia
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara
Fleurin, Inc. - USA
Euma - Argentina
Farotti Essences srl - Italy
Neroli Oil
Nerolin Bromelia
Bitter Orange Sicily Essence
Orange Bitter Oil
Neroli Egypt Essence
Naturales Productos
Fayyum Gharbya Aromat. - Egypt
Orange Flower Abs.
Neroli Bigarad
Neroli 1301/M
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara
Bitter Orange Flower Abs.
Citrus Aurantium L.
Petitgrain Bigarade
Fine Chemical Trading Ltd. - U.K.
AROMA CHEMICALS
Orange Bitter
Nerolin Yara Yara Crystals
Exaflor - France
Neroli
Neroli Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia
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Neroline Yara Yara
AROMA CHEMICALS
Orange Oil ( Bitter )
Oange Flower Oil
The Good Scents Co. - USA
Nerolin Bromelia
Neroli Bigarade Oil France
HC Biochem - China
Orange Peel Oil Bitter Brazil
Orange Peel Oil Bitter China
Orange Peel Oil Bitter
Terpeneless
Neroli Oil
Petitgrain Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Nerolin Bromelia
Fritzsche SAICA - Argentina
Petitgrain Oil
Orange Bitter Oil
Neroli Veritable Maroc
Neroli Oil
ABSOLUTE LISTING
Orange Amere Bresil
Bitter Orange Oil
Nerolin Bromelia
Orange Flower Morocco Absolute
Orange Flower Water Absolute
Petitgrain Bergamotier
Yara Yara
Petitgrain France Absolute
Handa Fine Chemicals Ltd., - U.K.
FLORAL
Neroli Oil
Aurantiol Pure
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Oranger Crystals
Neroli
Neroli # 1
Neroli Bigarade Oil France
Verdantiol ( Lilavert )
BOOK # II ( I - Z )
Furest Day Lawson - U.K.
Quest Intl. ( Givaudan ) - Switz. Neroli, France
Neroli, Tunisia
Neroli AB 78
Orange, Bitter, W.I.
Neroli Oil
Neroli Petals Oil
Neroli Phase Oil
Neroli Oil
Orange Oil Bitter Cold Pressed
Orange Oil Bitter Five-Fold
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Nerolin Bromelia
Neroli Bigarade Marocco
Neroli Bigarade Tunisia
Oranger Absolue
Oranger Maroc Concrete
Oranger Tunisie Concrete
IFF - USA
Orange Flower Ether
Neroline Bromelia
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Glen O. Brechbill
JC Buck Ltd. - U.K.
Orange Bitter Brazil
Orange Bigger Ivory Coast
Orange Bitter Spanish
Aurantiol
ESSENTIAL OILS
Orange Oil Bitter 5 - Fold
Orange Oil Bitter C.P.
Methyl Anthranilate
Neroli, Spain
Orange Flower Water Abs. Extra
Neroli Egypt
Neroli Morocco
Neroli Tunisia
Oliganic - USA
Orange Bitter - Brazil
Oranger Egyptian Abs.
Methyl Anthranilate Nat.
J. Piltz & Cia. Ltda. - Brazil
Moelhausen S.p.A. - Italy
Niaouli
Neroli Oil
PFW Aroma Chemicals - The Neth.
Orinox
Kato Aromataic S.A.E. - Egypt
Neroli Oil - Citrus Aurantium L.
Orange Bitter Africa
Orange Bitter Oil
Orange Bitter Oil South America
Moraflor Produits Aromat. - France
Neroli Oil
Neroli - Egypt
Orange Oil Bitter
Orange Bitter - Cote Ivoire
Neroli Oil Bigarade
Orange Oil, Bitter
Petitgrain Oil Bigardier
Petit Grain Oil
Naradev - Hong Kong
Neroli Bigarade Extra
Neroli Bigarade Morocco
Neroli Bigarade Selecta
Neroli Oil - Tunisia
Neroli Bigarade Spanish
Laboratoire Monique Remy - France Neroli Bigarade Tunisia
Orange Flower Abs.
Orange Leaf Water Abs.
Petitgrain Bigarade Selecta
Petitgrain Bigarade Tunisia
Petitgrain over Flowers
ABSOLUTES
Orange Flower Abs.
Oranger Flower Water Abs.
Neroli Bigarade Oil
Nardev - Israel
Orange Oil, Bitter
Neroli Bigarade Tunisie Oil
Orange Flower Abs.
Neroli Morocco Oil
Neroli Tunisia Oil
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AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Phoenix Aromas & Oils - USA
Methyl Anthranilate
Neroli Oil
Moroccan, Tunisian
Neroli Oil
Orange Oil Bitter
Neroli Bigarade Oil
Neroli Bigarade Oil - Tunisia
Bitter Orange Oil Cold Pressed
Orange Peel Oil Bitter
Orange Peel Oil Bitter - Brazil
Orange Peel Oil Bitter - China
( Fleurs D’Oranger )
Petitgrain Oil
CITRUS OILS
Neroli Oil Moroccan
Neroli Oil Tunisian
Orange Oil Bitter - Italy, Spain,
West Indies
Orange Flower Concrete
ABSOLUTE
Peter Jarvis Cosmetics - U.K.
Orange Flower Abs.
Floral Water Neroli
Floral Water Orange
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Neroli Oil - Tunisia
HERBAL EXTRACTS
Neroli EG
Neroli EO
Orange Oil Bitter - West Indies
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara
Petitgrain Paraguay OE
Neroli Oil
Givaudan - Switz.
Orange Blossom EG
Orange Blossom EO
Orange Oil Bitter
Methyl Anthranilate Extra
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Oranger Crystals
Orange Bitter Oil
Oranger Crystals
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Yara Yara
Neroli Oil
Aurantiol ( Orangol )
Prima Fleur - USA
Petit Grain STD
Petitgrain Oil Paraguay
Nerolin Bromelia
Neroli - Citrus Aurantium
Metil Antranilato Metila
Petitgrain Bigarade
Citrus Aurantium
Neroli Oil
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Glen O. Brechbill
Sarcom Inc. - USA
Silvestris & Szilas Ltd. - Hungary
Neroli Bigarade
Petitgrain 48 % Paraguay
Neroli Oil - ( Citrus Sinensis )
Orange Bitter West Indian
Nerolin Bromelia China
Neroline Yara Yara China
Some Extracts - India
Petitgrain SA FCC
Petitgrain SA FCC
Neroli Oil Perf - Italy
Science Lab - USA
SAT Group - India
Neroli Oil
Sovimpex - France
Neroli Oil
Orange Oil Bitter C.P. FCC
Petitgrain Oil
Neroli - Egypt
Neroli - Maroc
Neroli - Tunisie
AROMATIQUES DE SYNTHESE
SIPA A. Ch. Berthier - France
Petitgrain Oil
Liliavert ( Verdantiol ) - Givaudan
Neroline Yara - Yara
Neroline Bromelia
Bitter Orange Oil - Sicily
Spectrum Chemicals - USA
Neroli Oil Tunisian
Neroli Oil - Morocco, Tunesia
Neroli Oil
Petitgrain Oil Paraguay Trepe
Shanghai M & U Inter. - China
Sunrose Aromataics - USA
ABSOLUTES
Neroline Bromelia
Neroline Yaa Yara
Neroli
Neroli - 10 % in Jojoba
Orange, Bitter Brazil
Neroli
Petitgrain Oil
Petitgrain
ABSOLUTE
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Orange Blossom Abs.
Nerolin Bromelia
RARE & EXOTIC
Sigma Aldrich - USA
Neroli
Neroli - 10 % Jojoba
Eau De Brout D’Oranger Abs.
Eau De Fleur D’Oranger Abs.
Oranger Abs. Tunisia A
Oranger Abs. Tunisia 2868
NATURAL EXTRACTS
Orange Flowers
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara
Nreolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara > 99 %
Orange Blossom Absolute
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Neroli Oil
Petitgrain Oil Paraguay
Africa
Spain
Orange Flower Abs.
Cote D’Ivoire
USSR
Bitter Orange
Takasago International - Japan
Petitgrian Oil
Egypt
Florantone T
Th. Gyer GmbH - Germany
Taytonn te Ltd. - Singapore
Methyl Anthranilate
Petitgrain
Nerolin Yara Yara Kristals
Thailand Institute - Thailand
Treatt USA Inc. - USA
ESSENTIAL OILS BY COUNTRY
Neroli Oil
Brazil
Petitgrain
Tanzania
Petitgrain
Tunisia
Neroli
Orange Oil Biter
Sicilian/West Indian
Bitter Orange Oil
Uganda
Bitter Orange
TREATT ESSENTIAL OIL WORLD MAP
Petitgrain Oil
Caribbean
Europe
France
Dominican Republic
France
Orange Flower Abs.
Bitter Orange
Petitgrain
Italy
Haiti
Italy
Orange Flower Abs.
Bitter Orange
Bitter Orange
Central America
Morocco
Petitgrain
Neroli Oil
Mexico
Spain
Orange Flower Abs.
Petitgrain
Neroli
South America
Seychelles
Petitgrain
Neroli Oil
Argentina
Petitgrain
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Glen O. Brechbill
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Petitgrain Min. 48 %
Methyl Anthranilate
Ungerer & Company - USA
Wambesco GmbH - Denmark
Neroli Bigarade
Neroli Bigarade Oil
Orange Bitter West Indian
Petitgrain Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Orange Oil, Bitter
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Aurantia
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara
Venus Enterprise Ltd.
Neroli Oil
Orange Bitter Oil
Petitgrain Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Nerolin Bromelia
Nerolin Yara Yara
W & W Australia Ltd. - Australia
Methyl Anthranilate
Walsh, John D. Company - USA
Orange Flower Abs.
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Orange Flower Notes
Auralva
Neroli orange, muguet, grape odored schiff's base.
Aurantesin
Sweet floral odor reminiscent of orange blossom.
Aurantiol
Very sweet heavy floral orange blossom to linden flowers.
Aurantiol Pure Floral
Extensively used in a large variety of floral notes as orange-blossom,
linden-blossom and tuberose. Acts an excellent fixative as well as
exalting the top notes.
Bitter Orange NPT
Odor similar to the West Indies bitter orange oil free of phtototoxicity.
Bitter Orange Oil Cold Pressed A citrusy orange type odor.
Bitter Orange Oil 5 Fold
Slightly bitter but yet fruity citrusy orange odor.
Bitter Orange Oliffac 301
Economical replacement for West Indies bitter orange oil dry citrus.
Brouts Abs. Eau D ' Oranger
Strong and tenacious odor, musty dry faintly floral.
Brouts ( Orange Flower ) Abs.
Intensely floral, heavy and rich, warm but also delicate and fresh.
Di Methyl Anthranilate
Heavy orange blossom mandarin peel odor.
Di Phenyl Menthane
Harsh geranium leaf, orange blossom type odor in dilution.
Feuilles D ' Oranger Abs.
Reconstituted feuilles d ' oranger.
Feuilles E ' Oranger Abs. Eau
Floral odor of feuilles d ' oranger.
Florantone T
An orange blossom note, which does not discolor like methyl anthranilate.
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Lyrame Super
Schiff Base with a very sweet orange blossom profile.
Methyl Anthranilate
Musty, fruity and dry floral odor reminiscent of concord grapes.
Methyl Anthranilate Extra
Used in many types of floral blends such as neroli and orange
blossom, as well as in exotic compositions, gardenia tuberose
and jasmine. Imparts warmth, volume and sweetness and is
used in all types of perfumery.
Neroli
Also known as bigarade or sour orange. Features a spicy sweetness
and is usually found as a top note in many well known perfumes.
Neroli AB78
Cost effective long lasting substitute for natural material.
Neroli Augaflor 17
A very strong diffusive floral note of Neroli with dry green fresh.
Neroli Bigarade Moroccan
Sweet spicy orange blossom obtained from sour orange.
Neroli Essence
Characteristic.
Neroli Moroccan
A delightfully rich orange blossom delicate warm floral odor with
soothing effects. Blends well with many different fragrance
materials and in many accords.
Neroli Tunesian
Taken from the bitter orange tree, Citrus Bigaradia Risso, native to Tunisia in
North Africa. The fragrance has a distinct spicy fruity bitter odor with great
originality. Adds freshness to fragrances.
Neroli Oil
Sweet spicy orange blossom odor.
Neroli Oliffac
An economical natural heavy floral neroli effect.
Neroli 144 SA
Reconstruction of neroli bigarade very diffusive and long lasting.
Soft floral.
Orange Flower Absolute
Has a very intensely floral, heavy and rich, warm, but also delicate
and fresh, long lasting odor, closely resembling the odor of fresh
bitter orange blossoms. Although this absolute certainly has notes in
common with jasmin absolute, it has a much more versatile application
pleasant, as a floral fond when used at a comparatively low concentration.
It shows a pleasant, but peculiar and characteristic, sweet herbaceous back
note, not unlike the one found in jasmin.
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Orange Flower Bitter
Very intensely floral, heavy and rich, warm, but also delicate and fresh,
long lasting odor, closely resembling the odor of fresh bitter orange blossoms.
Orange Flower Concrete
A dark, brownish or orange brown paste or soft mass. Its odor is extremely
strong, floral, deep sweet, with a peculiar woody bread crust like backnote
and great tenacity in floral notes. In high dilution, it is strikingly reminiscent
of the odor of fresh orange blossoms.
Orange Flower Abs. Moroccan Warm slightly spicy of the bitter orange type.
Orange Flower Abs. Oliffac
Oriental heavy floral gardenia, yet animal influenced complex.
Orange Flower Augaflor 53 Traditionally regarded as a symbolic flower at weddings. This specialty
has a long lasting odour that adds to any composition, even in small
percentages, giving a sweet orange top note.
Orange Flower Ether
Citrus grapefruit note also reminiscent of bergamot orange.
Orange Flower Oil
Powerful light and refreshing floral.
Oranger Liquid
Sweet floral rather harsh orange blossom.
Petitgrainol
Intensely woody neroli note.
Schiff Base
Aquantraal, sweet muguet herbaceous fresh orange blossom.
Schiff Base
Aurantion, powerful orange blossom lasts several months.
Schiff Base
Canthoxal and Methyl Anthranilate floral powdery spicy mimosa note.
Schiff Base
Decanal and Methyl Anthranilate orange flower odor.
Schiff Base
Hydroxycitronellal & Methyl Anthranilate, lily of the valley odor.
Schiff Base
Ligantraal, green citrus, orange blossom best in 10 % solution.
Schiff Base
Lilial and Methyl Anthranilate, floral, neroli, orange blossom note.
Schiff Base
Lyrantion, sweet sophisticated, orange blossom.
Schiff Base
Methyl Anthranilate / Amyl Cinnamic Aldehyde.
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Schiff Base
Methyl Anthranilate / Triplal.
Schiff Base
Phenylacetaldehyde and Methyl Anth a beautiful hyacinth flower note.
Schiff Base
Seringone, sweet, herbaceous jasmin tuberose, orange blossom.
Schiff Base B - 292
Methyl Anthranilate / Hydroxycitronellal.
Schiff Base B - 799
Methyl Anthranilate / Lilial.
Sweet Pea
Resembles orange blossom, hyacinth and a touch of rose.
Syringa
Floral odor of muguet and neroli oil.
Verdantiol
Offers an intense floral note to delicate flower type creations, such as
neroli, range blossom, narcissus and frangipani.
Yara Yara Crystals
Intensely sweet orange blossom, acacia like.
320
Orange Flower # 1a
3
47
9
38
.1
29
2
6
3
6
8
1
110
19
5
14
4
7
3
24
8
75
16
4
310
4
21
3
4
1
57
25
8
.1
12
Amberlyn
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Artificial
Woodynol II
Rosone
Methyl Benzoate
Osyrol
Alpha Damascone
Myraldyl Acetate
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Hidroxcitronelal
Petilyn
Phenylethylalcohol
Di Propylene Glicol
Carnaline
Rose Substitute
Meijiff
y - Irone
Benzylacetate
Etilen Brassilato
Cassifix
Alcohol C - 9
7
5
2
1
36
.1
14
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
3
.2
1
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Aurantiol
Geraniol Prime
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Turkey
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Fleuramone
C - 14 “ Peach “
Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
Meranol
Geranyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
1,000
321
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 1b
3
47
9
38
.1
29
2
6
3
6
8
1
110
19
5
14
4
7
3
24
8
75
16
4
310
4
21
3
4
1
57
25
8
.1
12
Amberlyn
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Artificial
Woodynol I
Benzyl Alcohol
Rosone
Methyl Benzoate
Osyrol
Myraldyl Acetate
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Lioral
Petilyn
Phenylethylalcohol
Di Propylene Glicol
Carnaline
Rose Substitute
Iris Beurre Oil
Meijiff
Iritone V
Benzylacetate
Musk T - Takasago
Neroli Oil
Alpha Damascone
7
5
2
1
36
.1
18
6
5
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
3
.2
1
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Aurantiol
Geraniol Prime
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Turkey
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Fleuramone
C - 14 “ Peach “
Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
Meranol
Geranyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
1,000
322
Orange Flower # 1c
3
47
9
38
.1
29
2
6
3
6
8
1
115
19
5
14
4
7
3
19
8
75
16
4
310
4
21
3
4
1
57
25
8
.1
12
Ambronnica
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Artificial
Chandanone
Benzyl Alcohol
Rosone
Methyl Benzoate
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Rose China Oil
Myraldyl Acetate
Ethyl, Vanillin
Ozomor
Troenan
Petilyn
Phenylethylalcohol
Di Propylene Glicol
Eugenyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Meijiff
Ionone 100 %
Benzyl Acetate Pure - Polarome
Etilen Brassilato
Vert De Cassis Givco
Petitgrain Oil ( Orange Flower )
7
5
2
1
36
.1
14
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
8
3
1
3
.2
1
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Aurantiol
Geraniol Prime
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Orange Oil Bitter
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Turkey
Tea Essence
Dianthanol
Fleuramone
C - 14 “ Peach “
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Neroli Oliffac
Meranol
Geranyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
1,000
323
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 1d
3
47
9
38
.1
27
2
6
3
6
8
1
118
19
5
14
4
7
3
26
8
75
16
4
310
6
21
3
4
1
57
25
8
.1
12
Iso E Super
7
Coumane
5
Vanillin
2
1
Civet Artificial
36
Traseolide - Quest Intl. ( Givaudan ) .1
Santalex T Neat
14
Benzyl Alcohol Fr
6
Rosone
9
Methyl Benzoate
3
Osyrol
.6
Damascenia 185 SA
3
.8
2
Myraldyl Acetate
1
.1
2
Ethyl, Vanillin
2
Aquanol
3
6
Hidroxcitronelal
3
1
Petilyn
3
Pheny Ethyl Alcohol
.2
1
Carnaline
Rose Substitute
1,000
Meijiff
Iridales
Methyl Di Hydro Jasmonate ( MDJ )
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Petit Grain Oil
Mugone S 207 M
Citronellol Nat.
Aurantiol
Geraniol Prime
Tea Essence
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Turkey
Tea Essence
Orange Bitter Dominican Republic
Eugenyl Acetate
Fleuramone
Aldeido ( C - 14 ) Peiche
Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
Meranol
Geranyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
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Orange Flower # 1e
3
47
9
38
.1
29
2
6
3
6
8
1
110
19
5
14
4
7
3
24
8
75
16
4
310
4
21
3
4
1
57
25
8
.1
12
Patchouli Amber
Coumane
Vanillin
Oranger Crystals
Sandasweet ( Endanol )
Rosone
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Alpha Damascone
Myraldyl Acetate
Ethyl, Vanillin
Melomor
Hidroxcitronelal
Petilyn
Phenylethylalcohol
Di Propylene Glicol
Eugenyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Lilial
y - Irone
Hedione
Etilen Brassilato
Bois Amberene Forte
Alcohol C - 9
7
5
2
1
36
.1
14
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
2
3
.2
1
Citronellol 98 %
Undecatriene
Aurantiol
Geraniol Fine
Tea Essence
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Morocco
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Fleuramone
C - 14 “ Peach “
Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Anisyl Alcohol
1,000
325
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 2a
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
3
114
2
51
10
3
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
6
80
2
310
1
38
8
1
.1
24
5
7
32
Methyl Cedryl Ketone Coeur
Ysamber K
Rose Crystals
Santalex T Neat
Vanilline
Musk 50 DPG
Cedrenyl Acetate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Hydroxycitronellal
Damascenia 185 SA
Benzylacetate
Roseone
Iso Jasmone
Lilial
Irisone Bis
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Poirinate
Hedione
Di Propileno Glico
Rhodinol natural
Geraniol Coeur
Laurine Extra
Iso Rose
Eau d’Fleur D’Oranger
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate Pur
3
15
.3
1
3
7
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
7
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Lioral - Flexitrail
Nonadien
Wardia
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Neroli Oil
Orange Oil ( Sweet ) - Florida
1,000
326
Orange Flower # 2b
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
3
114
2
51
10
3
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
6
80
2
310
1
38
8
1
.1
24
5
7
32
MCKHac
Ambefleur
Rose Crystals
Santalex T Neat
Vanilline
Musk 50 DPG
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Hydroxycitronellal
Damascenia 185 SA
Hedione
Rose Crystals
Iso Jasmone
Lilial
Cetonal V
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Anapear
Hedione
Di Propileno Glico
Rhodinol natural
Geraniol Coeur
Laurine Extra
Fleur de Rose
Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Linalylacetate
3
15
.3
1
3
7
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
1
7
Citronellol RH
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
alpha Ionone
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Lioral - Flexitrail
Nonadien
Wardia
Linalol 98 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Iso Rose
Orange Oil Orpur - Florida - Giv.
1,000
327
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 2c
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
3
114
2
51
10
3
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
6
80
2
310
1
38
8
1
.1
24
5
7
32
MCK
Ysamber K
Rose Crystals
Santalex T Neat
Vanillin
Musk 50 DPG
Cedrenyl Acetate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Hydroxycitronellal
Damascenone
Hedione
Roseon
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Lilial
Rose Substitute
Claigeon
Poirinate
Hedione
Di Propileno Glico
Rhodinol natural
Geraniol Coeur
Lyral
Rose Acetate
Neroli Abs. ( Orange Flower )
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
3
15
.3
1
3
7
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
3
.1
3
25
4
2
3
2
7
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Neroli Tunisia
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Fragrance
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Lioral - Flexitrail
Nonadien
Wardia
Linalol ex Ho Wood Oil
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Iso Rose
Texas Orange Oil ( Sweet & Light )
1,000
328
Orange Flower # 2d
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
3
114
2
51
10
3
26
1
5
6
3
9
15
7
6
80
2
300
1
34
8
1
24
5
7
.1
32
Ysamber K
Rose Crystals
Santalex T Neat
Vanilline
Etilen Brassilato
Cedrenyl Acetate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Damascenia 185 SA
Benzylacetate
Roseone
Yara Yara Crystals
Lilial
Irisone Bis
Rose Substitute
Benzylacetate Nat.
Poirinate
Methyl Benzoate
Di Propileno Glico
Rhodinol natural
Geraniol Coeur
Hidroxicitronelal
Orange Oil Bitter
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Geranyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate Pur
3
15
.3
1
3
7
6
.2
8
4
5
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
6
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Wardia Substitute
Cassifix
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Lioral - Flexitrail
Nonadien
Wardia
Linalool
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Iso Rose
1,000
329
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 2e
15
5
3
12
31
7
49
3
8
3
119
2
51
10
3
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
8
6
80
2
310
1
38
8
1
.1
24
5
7
32
Sandiff
Iso E Super
Roseone
Cedrenyl Acetate
Vanilline
Musk 50 DPG
Cedrenyl Acetate
Cashmeran - IFF
Ethyl Vanillin
Damascenia 185 SA
Super Cepionate
Nerolin Bromelia
Cis Jasmone
Lilial
Irisone Bis
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Poirinate
Hedione
Rhodinol natural
Geraniol 60
Laurine Extra
Geranium Oil - China, Egypt
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Linalyl Acetate Pur
3
15
.3
1
3
7
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
4
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Meijiff
Orange - Floral Water
Petitgrain
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Iso Rose
1,000
330
Orange Flower # 3a
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
4
3
15
5
6
17
1
2
6
124
28
53
.1
4
62
9
1
2
8
16
310
2
.1
28
24
Civette Givco 54
5
Benzyle Propionate
9
Coumarin Substitute
3
.1
Musk Gazalle
4
Sandalwood Oliffac
.1
Benzylsalicylate
5
Vanillin
20
1
Floral
2
Hydroxyciol
1
Methyl Benzoate
.2
Vanilys - Pfw
1
3
Benzophenone
3
Iritone V
2
Cinnamic Alcohol
1
4
Eugenol / Clove
2
Benzyl Acetate FCC
1
Alcohol C - 9
1
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
35
1
7
Fleuramone
2
Vanilla Resinoid
1
y - Irone
.3
Cyclosia Base - Firmenich
Orange Bitter Oil - Citrus Aurantium 1,000
Neroli Super NC
Musk Ambrette Substiute
Linalool
Citronellol 850
Traseolide
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Floranton T
Wardia
Ylang Odorata Oil
Iris Beurre Oil
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Damascenia 185 SA
Bois Amberene Forte
331
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 3b
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
4
3
10
8
6
17
1
2
6
132
25
53
.1
4
62
9
1
2
8
13
310
2
.1
28
24
Civet Orpur Ethiopia - Givaudan
Benzyl Propionate
Coumane
Musk Gazalle
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanillin
Musk NC
Floral
Hydrofix L
Methyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Benzophenone
Cinnamic Alcohol
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Alpha Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
y - Irone
Hydroxy Citronellal
( DPG )
Citrus Aurantium
Orange Flower Ether - IFF - USA
Musk Ambrette
Linalool
2
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
2
3
.2
1
3
3
2
1
4
2
1
1
35
1
7
3
1
.3
Citronellol 850
Nepalva
Iso Raldeine 85
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Ylang II
Carnaline
Florymoss
Cyclogalbaniff
Stemone
Floranton T
Wardia
Ylang Odorata Oil
y - Irone
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Alpha Damascone
Cassifix
1,000
332
Orange Flower # 3c
.1
10
38
37
19
8
27
6
4
3
15
5
6
17
1
2
6
134
28
53
.1
4
62
9
1
2
8
16
310
2
.1
28
24
Hercolyn - D
Helional
Musk Gazalle
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanillin
Floral
Hydroxyciol
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilys - Pfw
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Cinnamic Alcohol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Heliotropine
Fleuramone
Vanilys - Pfw
Ionone 100 % - IFF
Cyclosia Base ( Lily of the Valley )
Orange Bitter Oil ( Cold Pressed )
Orange Flower Extract
Globanone
Linalol Ex Ho Wood Oil
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
2
1
.2
1
3
3
2
1
4
2
1
1
35
1
7
2
1
.3
Citronellol 850
Nepalva
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Givco 225
Petitgrain Bigarade
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Floranton T
Ylang Odorata Oil
Iris Beurre Oil
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Petitgrain Oil
Scennal
Damascenia 185 SA
Bois Amberene Forte
1,000
333
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 3d
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
4
3
15
5
6
17
1
2
6
124
28
53
.1
4
62
9
1
2
8
16
310
2
.1
28
24
Civette Givco 54
Benzyle Propionate
Coumarin Substitute
Musk Gazalle
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzylsalicylate
Musc Clear - India
Lilivert
Hydroxyciol
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilys - Pfw
Anisylalcohol
Hysimal
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol ( Carnation )
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Fleuramone
Vanilla Resinoid
y - Irone
Troenan
Neroli, Tunisia
Fleur de Rose
Serenolide
Etil Linalol
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
2
1
.2
1
3
3
2
1
4
2
1
1
35
1
7
2
1
.3
Citronellol 850
Traseolide
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Ylang Petals ( Comoros )
Carnaline
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Floranton T
Wardia
Ylang Odorata Oil
Iridale’s
Farnesyl Acetate
Bourgenal
Damascenia 185 SA
Clove Leaf Oil
1,000
334
Orange Flower # 3e
.1
10
48
37
16
8
27
6
4
3
18
5
6
17
1
2
6
129
28
53
.1
4
62
8
1
2
8
12
310
2
.1
28
24
Civet Tincture
Benzyle Propionate
Coumane
Sandalore
Benzylsalicylate
Vanillin
Floral
Hydroxyciol
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilys - Pfw
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol / Clove
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Phenylethylalcohol
Fleuramone
Vanilla Resinoid
y - Irone
Lyrame Super
Galaxolide Artesence
Linalol
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
1
2
1
.2
1
3
3
2
1
4
2
1
1
35
1
7
2
1
.3
Citronellol Select
Traseolide
Orange Flower Water
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol
Yara Yara
Glycoflor
Floranton T
Geraniol 970
Ylang Odorata Oil
Iris Beurre Oil
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Bois Amberene Forte
1,000
335
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 4a
5
38
1
32
37
6
7
2
85
1
8
15
10
5
7
4
1
122
3
28
7
.1
20
86
20
300
5
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
Kephalis
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Tincture
( DEP )
Traseolide 100 Base
Iso E Super
Helioforte
Hydroxycitronellal
Thyme Oil White
Lilial
Cashmeran
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Fleuramone
Citronellol Select
Eugenol
Mallow
Alcohol C - 10
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Iritone V
Phenylethylalcohol
Scennal
Linalol Synthetique
Poirinate
Aubepine
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
.4
10
1
1
4
2
3
3
.1
1
1
18
Petilyn
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Verdox
Iris Beurre Oil
Methyl Tuberate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Thesaron
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Hysimal
Iso Amyl Gerenate
Isoeugenol
Leaf Alcohol
Dianthanol
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
336
Orange Flower # 4b
5
32
1
32
37
6
7
2
89
1
8
15
10
5
7
3
1
129
2
28
7
.1
17
86
20
300
5
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
Kephalis
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Tincture
( DEP )
Iso E Super
Helioforte
Hydroxycitronellal
Thyme Oil White
Lilial
Cashmeran
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Anyl Salicylate
Citronellol Select
Eugenol
Mallow
Alcohol C - 10
Hedione
Geraniol 970
Triflaige - A
Iritone V
Acetato Benzila
Linalol Synthetique
Poirinate
Gardenia Acetal
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
.4
10
1
1
4
2
3
3
.1
1
1
18
Petilyn
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Verdox
Iris Beurre Oil
Methyl Tuberate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Hysimal
Iso Amyl Gerenate
Isoeugenol
Orange Flower Abs. - Morocco
Dianthanol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
337
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 4c
5
38
1
32
37
6
7
2
85
1
8
15
10
5
7
4
1
122
3
28
7
.1
20
67
39
300
5
12
7
4
7
.4
28
.7
2
Kephalis
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Powder # 1a
( DEP )
Serenolide
Iso E Super
Vanilys
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Hydroxycitronellal
Thyme Oil White
Hydroxycitronellol
Cashmeran
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Fleuramone
Citronellol Select
Eugenol
Mallow
Alcohol C - 09
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Iritone V
Phenylethylalcohol
Scennal
Linalol Synthetique
Poirinate
Anisicaldehydedimethylacetal
.1
2
1
19
5
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
.4
10
1
1
4
2
3
3
.1
1
1
18
Muguet Alcohol ( Symrise )
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Oliffac
Tuberose Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Thesaron
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Hysimal
Iso Amyl Gerenate
Eugenyl Acetate
Cyclal - C
Clove Bud Oil - Madagascar
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
338
Orange Flower # 4d
5
38
1
32
37
6
7
2
85
1
8
15
10
5
7
4
1
122
3
28
7
.1
20
86
20
300
5
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
Iso E Super
Coumarin Crystals
Civet Tincture
( DEP )
Sandiff
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Hydroxycitronellal
Thyme Oil White
Lilial
Cashmeran
Dupical
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Fleuramone
Citronellol Select
Eugenol
Hidroxicitronelal
Alcohol C - 10
Geraniol 970
Iso Jasmone
Iridales
Phenylethylalcohol
Scennal
Linalol Synthetique
cis - 3 - Hexyl Acette
Anisic Aldehyde
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
.4
10
1
1
4
2
3
3
.1
1
1
18
Violiff
Petit Grainol Std.
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Verdox
Iris Beurre Oil
Methyl Tuberate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Thesaron
Aurantiol Pure
Cassis Fragrance B
Hysimal
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Isoeugenol
Leaf Alcohol
Dianthanol
Liveche
Linalylacetate
1,000
339
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 4e
5
38
1
32
37
6
7
2
85
1
8
12
10
5
7
4
1
122
3
28
7
.1
23
86
20
300
5
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
Kephalis
Coumarin
Civet Powder # 1b
( DEP )
Traseolide 100 Base
Iso E Super
Helioforte
Hydroxycitronellal
Thyme Oil White
Lilial
Muskylein
Amyl Cinnamic Aldehyde - alpha
Jasmoneige
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Fleuramone
Citronellol Select
Eugenol
Mallow
Alcohol C - 10
Benzyle Acetate
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Hydroxy Citronellal dma
Phenylethylalcohol
Jamaica Oil
Lioral
Linalol 98 %
Anapear
Aubepine
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
.4
13
1
1
4
2
5
3
.1
1
2
18
Undecavertol
Petilyn
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Verdox
Methyl Tuberate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Thesaron
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Jasilyn
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Isoeugenol
Leaf Alcohol
Dianthanol
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
340
Orange Flower # 5a
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
62
21
33
3
112
14
25
8
1
85
2
11
6
4
1
.1
299
2
.1
13
33
5
3
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
Benzyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civette Givco 77
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Vanisal
Polarose
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Geraniol Extra pur
Mallow
Muguet Base
Geraniol 99 %
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Lioral - Flextrail
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Vanilla Resinoid
Citronellol - L
Linalol S 97
Lyral
Muguet Aldehyde
Orange, Bitter, W.I.
Alcohol C - 10
Cassis Fragrance
Geraniol Butyrate
3
2
1
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
3
.1
24
1
Eugenyl Acetate
Bulgaflor
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Para Cresyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iris Beurre Oil
Terpineol Prime
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
341
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 5b
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
62
21
33
3
112
14
25
8
1
85
2
11
6
4
1
.1
299
2
.1
13
29
5
3
23
7
.2
6
.8
.1
Benzyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civette Givco 77
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Sandalwood Oil - India
Vanisal
Polarose
Hedione
Geraniol Extra pur
Mallow
Muguet Base
Geraniol 99 %
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Fleuramone
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Rhodinol
Vanilla Abs. C’Less
Citronellol Pure FCC
Linalol Ex Ho Wood Oil
Lyrame Super
Muguet Aldehyde
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 10
Cassis Fragrance
3
2
1
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
3
.1
24
1
Eugenyl Acetate
Bulgaflor
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Cetonal V
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Para Cresyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iris Beurre Oil
Syringa
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
342
Orange Flower # 5c
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
21
39
3
112
14
25
8
1
85
2
11
6
4
62
1
.1
293
2
.1
13
33
5
3
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
Benzyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civette Givco 77
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Vanisal
Rosalva
Geraniol Prime
Mallow
Geraniol 99 %
Melon Org
Rosone
Lioral - Flextrail
Eugenol / Clove
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Oxide De Rosa
Vanilla Resinoid
Citronellol - L
Linalol S 97
Lyral
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 09
Bois Amberene Forte
Neryl Acetate
3
2
1
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
2
3
.1
26
1
Myraldyl Acetate
Eugenyl Acetate
Orange Amere Bresil
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Ionone Alpha 60
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Rose Turque
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iris Beurre Oil
Terpineol Prime
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
343
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 5d
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
21
35
3
116
14
25
8
1
85
2
11
6
4
62
1
.1
293
2
.1
13
33
5
3
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
Hercolyn - D
Santal Core
Civet Augaflor 9
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Vanisal
Rosalva
Geraniol Prime
Mallow
Geraniol 99 %
Fruitaleur
Rose Crystals
Lyrame
Eugenol / Clove
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Oxide De Rosa
Anisyl Alcohol
Citronellol Select
Linalo0l Pure
Hydofix L
Verdantiol ( Lilavert )
Alcohol C - 09
Geraniol 60
3
2
1
3
15
1
7
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
2
3
.1
26
1
Myraldyl Acetate
Eugenyl Acetate
Orange Amere Bresil
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Methyl Ionone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Orange Peel Oil BitterChina
Rose Turque
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iris Beurre Oil
Terpineol Prime
Neroli Petals Oil
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
344
Orange Flower # 5e
11
8
.1
4
38
53
5
9
.1
18
42
3
112
10
25
8
1
89
2
11
6
4
62
1
.1
293
2
.1
13
33
5
3
19
7
.2
6
.8
.1
Benzyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civette Givco 77
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Amyris W.I. ( Sandalwood ) Oil
Vanillin
Rosalva
Benzylsalicylate
Geraniol Prime
Mallow
Melon Org
Rosone
Lioral - Flextrail
Eugenol / Clove
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Oxide De Rosa
Vanilla Resinoid
Citronellol - L
Linalol S 97
Petilyn
Meijiff
Orange Flor Deco
Cassis Fragrance
Fleuramone
3
2
1
3
15
1
8
3
13
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
3
.1
26
1
Myraldyl Acetate
Eugenyl Acetate
Orange Amere Bresil
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Phenylethylalcohol
Ionone Alpha 60
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Rose Turque
Vanillyl Alcohol
Orange Flower Ether - IFF
Iris Beurre Oil
Terpineol Prime
Iris Beurre Essence
Linalyl Acetate
Vanillyl Alcohol
1,000
345
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 6a
.1
7
41
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
1
112
6
2
18
5
14
25
94
7
1
3
4
5
310
1
1
Anisyl Alcohol
Vanillin
Coumane
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Salicylate
Ysamber K
Hydroxycial
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Super Cepionate
Iso E Super
Alicate
Heliotropine
Traseolide
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalwood Oil East Indies
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
cis-2-Pentenol
3
.3
14
.1
3
.1
5
3
28
.5
1
12
34
.7
1
4
2
1
7
.2
1
3
1
29
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Blossom Base
Scennal
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Geraniol 60
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Special
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Coriander Oil Russian
Geranium 2222
Cassifix
Alpha Damascone
Rose Essence Abs.
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Jasilyn
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydrofix R
1,000
346
Orange Flower # 6b
.1
7
45
33
39
8
1
20
2
3
52
9
4
112
1
2
14
5
16
25
99
7
1
3
4
3
310
1
1
Anisyl Alcohol
Vanillin
Coumane
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Salicylate
Ysamber K
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Super Cepionate
Iso E Super
Coumarin Crystals ( IFRA ) - Giv.
Heliotropine
Macrolide
Etil Vanillin
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Acetal
cis-2-Pentenol
3
.3
14
.1
3
.1
5
3
28
.5
1
12
34
.7
1
4
2
1
7
.2
1
3
1
29
5
7
1
4
3
Rose ( 752 P99 )
Orange Blossom Base
Scennal
Alcohol C - 9
Troenan
Geraniol Palmarosa
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Special
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Geranium 2222
Cassifix
Persicol SA
Rose Essence Abs.
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Jasilyn
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Lilivert
1,000
347
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 6c
.1
7
41
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
1
112
6
2
18
5
14
25
94
7
1
3
4
5
310
1
1
Anisyl Alcohol
Vanillin
Coumane
Benzyl Salicylate
Ysamber K
Hydroxycial
Orange Bitter
Muskylein
Benzylacetate Coeur
Iso E Super
Alicate
Heliotropine
Musk T - Takasago
Ethyl Vanillin
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Methyl Benzoate
Iso Jasmone
3
.3
14
.1
3
.1
5
3
28
.5
1
16
34
.7
1
4
2
1
7
.2
1
3
1
29
1
7
1
4
3
Neroli 1301/M
Orange Blossom Base
Scennal
Alcohol C - 9
Bois Amberene Forte
Geraniol 60
Cassifix
Ethyl Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Geranium 2222
Cassifix
Alpha Damascone
Rose Essence Abs.
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Jasilyn
Linalyl Acetate
Rose Givco 75 - Givaudan
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Hydrofix R
1,000
348
Orange Flower # 6d
.1
7
41
33
39
2
1
23
2
3
52
9
1
112
6
2
18
5
14
25
100
7
1
3
4
5
310
1
1
Anisyl Alcohol
Vanillin
Coumane
Ethylene Brassylate
Ysamber K
Hydroxycial
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Super Cepionate
Iso E Super
Alicate
Heliotropine
Traseolide
Ethyl Vanillin
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
cis-2-Pentenol
3
.3
17
.1
3
.1
5
3
28
.5
1
12
34
.7
1
4
2
1
4
.2
1
3
1
29
5
7
1
4
3
Geranium Oil - Egyptian
Orange Blossom Base
Scennal
Alcohol C - 9
Stemone
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Special
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Isoeugenol
Geranium over Roses
Cassifix
Alpha Damascone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Rose Essence Abs.
Azalea Oil
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Jasilyn
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
1,000
349
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 6e
.1
7
41
33
39
8
1
16
2
3
22
9
1
142
6
2
18
5
14
25
94
7
1
3
4
5
300
8
1
Anisyl Alcohol
Vanillin
Coumane
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Salicylate
Ysamber K
Hydroxycial
Nerolin Crystals
Muskylein
Super Cepionate
Iso E Super
Alicate
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia
Di Propylene Glycol
Citronellol Select
cis-2-Pentenol
3
.3
24
.1
3
.1
5
3
28
.5
1
12
34
.7
1
4
2
1
7
.2
1
3
1
29
5
7
1
4
3
Orange Blossom Base
Scennal
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Geraniol 60
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Special
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Geranium Italy Orpur - Givaudan
Cassifix
Alpha Damascone
Rose Essence Abs.
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Jasilyn
Linalyl Acetate
Roseiff
Myraldyl Acetate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Orinox - Pfw
1,000
350
Orange Flower # 7a
8
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
2
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
125
12
5
19
77
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
1
Vanillin
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwod Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk NC
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
( DPG )
Citronellol
Osyrol
Lyral
Wardia
Apple Oliffac
Di Methyl Octanol
Nerol Petals
.3
.1
4
32
29
7
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
38
Rose Turca Assoluta
Florantone T
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Petitgrain Begamotier
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
351
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 7b
8
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
2
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
125
12
5
19
77
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
2
15
11
8
4
1
1
Musk Clear
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyl Salicylate
Sandalwod Substitute
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk NC
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Citronellol 80
Osyrol
Rose Oil, Turkish
Wardia
Apple Oliffac
Di Methyl Octanol
Rhodinol
.3
.1
4
32
29
10
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
38
Rose Turca Assoluta
Florantone T
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Neroli Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
352
Orange Flower # 7c
6
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
3
2
15
59
.1
7
4
.1
135
12
5
19
77
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
1
Vanillin
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwod Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Anisyl Alcohol
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Sandec Givco 62
Musk NC
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Methyl Diantilis
( DPG )
Citronellol Pure
Amyris Oil W.I.
Folrosia
Wardia
Verdox
Di Methyl Octanol
Nerol Petals
.3
.1
4
32
29
7
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
38
Neroli Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol BJ
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Nerol natural
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Myraldene
Orangeflor
Elintaal
Eugenyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
353
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 7d
8
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
2
15
69
.1
7
4
.1
125
12
5
19
77
1
23
14
2
317
3
7
6
4
16
11
10
3
1
1
Musk
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwod Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Benzyle Propionate Pure
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Hedione
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Sandalwood Oliffac
Myraldeine
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
( DPG )
Citronellol
Osyrol
Laurine Extra
Wardia
Hydroxyciol
Di Methyl Octanol
Geranyl Acetate
.3
.1
4
32
29
7
.1
7
1
.1
6
2
1
.1
2
8
1
1
3
2
37
Rose Turca Assoluta
Florantone T
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Geranium Rose Egypt
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Orange Oil Bitter
Linalylacetate
1,000
354
Orange Flower # 7e
10
4
9
.1
38
19
16
5
1
2
15
68
.1
7
4
.1
125
12
5
19
77
1
23
14
2
319
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
1
Vanillin
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwod Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk NC
Hidroxicitronelal
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Di Propileno Glico
Citronellol
Amyris Oil W.I.
Lyral
Wardia
Apple Oliffac
Di Methyl Octanol
Orange Expression Bitter
.3
.1
4
32
29
7
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
38
Rose Turca Assoluta
Florantone T
Geraniol
Linalool Special
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Neroline Bromelia
Cassis Fragrance B
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
355
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 8a
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
111
3
9
11
2
107
6
3
9
36
25
320
4
2
.1
1
2
7
.1
.2
7
Benzophenone
Galaxolide 50
Civet Powder # 1a
Piperonyl Acetate
Damascenone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Petitgrain Oil
MDJ Super
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol natural
Di Hydro Coumarex
Hydroxycitronellol
Geraniol Savon
Nerol
Exaltolide
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Raldeine 85
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
16
33
2
.4
3
21
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
27
.1
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
1
2
Linalol 99 %
Orange Blossom Base
Laurinal
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame
Roseiff
Geraniol 600
Geranyl Acetate
1,000
356
Orange Flower # 8b
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
121
3
9
11
2
97
6
3
9
36
25
320
4
2
.1
1
2
5
.1
.2
7
Benzophenone
Cervolide
Civet Powder # 1a
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Musk Gazalle
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Petitgrain Oil
Acetate Benzila
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol natural
Di Hydro Coumarex
Hydroxycitronellol
Geraniol Savon
Neroli Bigarade Marocco
Exaltolide
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Raldeine 70
Alcohol C - 9
Stemone
18
33
2
.4
3
21
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
27
.1
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
1
3
Ethyl Linalool
Lyral
Myraldine
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame
Roseiff
Geraniol 600
1,000
357
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 8c
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
111
3
9
11
2
107
6
3
9
36
25
320
4
2
.1
1
2
7
.1
.2
7
Benzophenone
Galaxolide 50
Civet Powder # 1a
Heliotropine
Damascenone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Musk GX
Petitgrain Oil
MDJ Super
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 98 %
Bitter Orange Oil ( Cold Pressed )
Hydroxycitronellol
Geraniol Savon
Nerol
Exaltolide
Methyl Iso Eugenol
alpha - Ionone
Alcohol C - 9
Scennal
16
33
2
.4
3
21
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
27
.1
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
1
2
Linalol 99 %
Fruitaleur
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame
Iso Rose
Geraniol Ex Plamarosa Oil
Geranyl Acetate
1,000
358
Orange Flower # 8d
40
1
54
.1
.1
32
4
1
14
33
5
3
9
2
118
3
9
11
2
107
6
3
9
36
25
320
4
2
.1
1
2
7
.1
.2
7
Benzophenone
Traseolide 100 Base
Civet Powder # 1c
Eugenyl Acetato Iso
Damascenone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Petitgrain Oil
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol natural
Di Hydro Coumarex
Hydroxycitronellol
Geraniol Fine FCC
Palmarosa Oil - Jamaica
Musk Emeressence
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iritone V
Alcohol C - 9
Fleuramone
16
33
2
.4
3
24
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
27
.1
.3
2
5
3
1
.1
1
4
Linalol 99 %
Orange Blossom Base
Laurinal
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Ionone
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame
Roseiff
Geraniol 600
Neroli Artessence
Iso Jasmone
1,000
359
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 8e
40
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
33
5
3
9
2
124
3
9
11
2
101
6
3
9
36
25
320
4
2
.1
1
2
1
.1
.2
4
Coumarin Crystals ( Hay Like )
16
Benzophenone
35
Musk R - 1
2
.4
Civet Powder # 1a
3
27
Piperonyl Acetate
.2
Damascenone
4
1
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
2
Iris Beurre Oil
5
.3
Vanilys
28
Cashmeran
.1
.3
Petitgrain Oil
2
Methyl Di Hydro Jasmonate ( MDJ ) 4
7
Methyl Benzoate
1
.1
Citronellol natural
1
Di Hydro Coumarex
2
Hydroxycitronellol
Geraniol Savon
Carnation Base
1,000
Nerol Africa
Vanilla Abs. C’Less MD - Quest, G.
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Raldeine 85
Alcohol C - 9
Petilyn
Linalol 99 %
Orange Blossom Base
Laurinal
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame Super
Geraniol Palmarosa
Geraniol 600
Iso Rose
360
Orange Flower # 9a
.1
10
49
38
5
11
23
41
6
4
1
61
15
4
7
5
104
53
.1
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
Civet Commercial - Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Vanisal
Sandec Givco
Benzyl Salicylate
Coumane
Iso E Super
Hydrofix R
Benzylacetate
Fleuramone
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol 80
Sandiff
Laurine Extra
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol BRI FCC
Bois De Rose Oil - Brazil
Muguet Aldehyde
Caryophelline
1
7
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
1
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Jasmonyl Acetate
Polarose - Polarome
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum
Orange Amere Bresil
Tangerine Oil Florida ( C.P. )
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate
Meijiff
Methyl Tuberate
Palmarosa, India
Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Folione
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
361
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 9b
.1
10
49
38
5
11
19
41
2
4
1
61
15
4
7
5
112
53
.1
6
3
1
9
75
7
9
300
3
24
3
3
5
Civet Powder # 1a
Benzyl Alcohol
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Vanilline
Sandec Givco
Benzyl Salicylate
Coumarin Crystals
Iso E Super
Lilivert
Oranger Crystals
Acetate Benzyle
Fleuramone
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Hysimal
Citronellol 80
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Laurine Extra
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol BRI FCC
Lily of the Valley ( Muguet )
Caryophelline
1
7
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
1
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Polarose - Polarome
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum
Orange Amere Bresil
Tangerinol
Phenyl Ethyl ALcohol
Geranyl Acetate
Meijiff
Methyl Tuberate
Palmarosa, India
Iso Eugenol
Myraldeine
Folione
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Mandarinal
Bourgenal
1,000
362
Orange Flower # 9c
.1
10
49
38
5
11
23
41
6
4
1
61
15
4
7
5
104
53
.1
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
Civet Commercial - Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Vanisal
Sandec Givco
Benzyl Salicylate
Coumane
Iso E Super
Hydrofix R
Benzylacetate
Fleuramone
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Hidroxicitronelal
Citronellol 80
Sandiff
Laurine Extra
Laurinal
Irisone Bis
Geraniol 60
Bois De Rose Oil - India
Muguet Aldehyde
Eugenyl Acetate
1
12
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
1
10
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
1
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Jasmonyl Acetate
Polarose - Polarome
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Galbanum Givco 17
Orange Amere Bresil
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranyl Acetate
Lioral
Methyl Tuberate
Palmarosa, India
Carnation ( Iso - Eugenol )
Sensient
Violiff
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
363
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 9d
.1
10
44
35
7
11
23
41
6
4
1
61
13
4
7
5
114
53
.1
8
3
1
9
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
Civet Tincture
Benzyl Alcohol
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Vanisal
Osyrol
Coumane
Iso E Super
Hydrofix R
MDJ - Kao Corp. - Japan
Fleuramone
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Hydroxy Citronellal - USA
Citronellol 80
Anthea Sandal Coeur - FFC Aroma
Laurine Extra
Bonorax
Geraniol BRI FCC
Muguet Aldehyde
Bisabolene
1
7
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
1
11
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
1
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Geraniol Prime
Jasmonyl Acetate
Polarose - Polarome
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum
Orange Amere Bresil
Phenylethylalcohol
Acetate Geranyl
iso - Jasmone
Methyl Tuberate
Palmarosa, India
Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Linalyl Acetate Pure
Folione
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
364
Orange Flower # 9e
.1
10
43
38
5
11
23
41
6
4
1
61
15
4
3
5
114
53
.1
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
Civet Artificial
Galaxolide Artessence Base
Vanillin
Santalex T Neat
Benzyl Salicylate
Coumane
Iso E Super
Hydrofix R
Super Cepionate - Zeon Corp. Japan
Fleuramone
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 10
Lilivert
Citronellol 80
Sandiff
Laurine Extra
Bonorax
Petilyn
Geraniol Pur FCC
Folrosia
Muguet Aldehyde
Apple Blossom
1
7
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
2
1
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Geraniol Pure
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rosalva
Orangeflor
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Neroli Oil - Morocco, Tunisia
Alcool Di Phenyl
Geranyl Acetate
Meijiff
Methyl Tuberate
Cherry Birch Oil
Palmarosa, India
Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Nonadien 1 ol
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
365
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 10a
47
8
9
4
31
45
8
7
9
48
11
1
7
4
115
5
4
9
4
13
1
8
3
25
4
300
9
24
1
3
82
3
.4
1
Musk Emeressence
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Macrolide - Syrmise
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandela
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Methyl Benzoate
Muguet Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Citronellol 80 % ( Geraniol 15 % )
Lioral
Cashmeran
Benzylacetate
Methyl Cedrylone
Rose Base # 60
Methyl Ionone
Jasmonyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellol
Nerol Petals
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
19
10
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Neroli, Tunisia
Linalool
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Cassis Fragrance
Geranium Oil Egyptian
Iris odor
Wardia Substitute
Grapefruit Oil ( Pink or White )
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Tangerinol
1,000
366
Orange Flower # 10b
47
8
13
4
31
41
8
7
9
44
11
1
7
4
119
1
4
9
4
13
1
8
3
29
4
300
9
24
1
3
85
3
.4
1
Rhodiascent
Musk Emeressence
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Serenolide
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandela
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Methyl Benzoate
Aubepine
Muguet Base
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Citronellol RH
Lioral
Muskylein
Acetato Benzila
Methyl Cedrylone
Rose Base # 60
Iris Beurre Oil
Carnation Base
Jasmonyl Acetate
Nerol
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
16
10
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Neroli Super NC
Linalool
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
Bitter Orange Oil
Geraniol 970 Prime
Orange Blossom Base
Cassis Fragrance
Iritone V
Wardia Substitute
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
1,000
367
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 10c
47
8
9
4
31
45
8
7
9
48
11
1
7
4
115
5
4
9
4
13
1
8
3
25
4
300
9
24
1
3
82
3
.4
1
Coumarin Crystals - China
Musk Emeressence
Benzylsalicylate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Macrolide - Syrmise
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandela
Benzyl Acetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Methyl Benzoate
Anisic Aldehyde
Muguet Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Citronellol C
Lioral
Benzylacetate
Methyl Cedrylone
Rose Base # 60
Benzophenone
Iso Jasmone
Hydroxycitronellol
Nerol 97 Pure
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
19
10
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Sandalore
Neroli, Tunisia
Linalool
Neroli Italie
Geraniol Fine
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate natural
Cassis Fragrance
Iris odor
Wardia Substitute
Grapefruit Oil of Texas ( C.P. )
Linalyl Acetate
Petitgrian Bigaradier
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Damascenone - Firmenich
Leaf Alcohol
Orangeflor
1,000
368
Orange Flower # 10d
47
8
9
4
31
43
8
7
9
48
11
1
7
4
115
5
4
9
4
15
1
8
3
25
4
300
5
24
1
3
82
3
.4
1
Helional
Etilen Brassilato
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Macrolide - Syrmise
Vanilys
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandela
Hedione - Firmenich
Beta Damascone
Methyl Benzoate
Muguet Base
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Citronellol Mugasa 92 %
Lioral
Nepalva
Benzylacetate
Kephalis
Rose Base # 67
Methyl Ionone
Jasmonyl Acetate
Iso Raldeine 70
Hydroxyciol
Nerol Petals
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
19
15
4
6
.7
3
3
2
17
1
39
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Neroli, Bourbon
Linalool
Rose Essence Abs.
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Coeur FCC
Orange Blossom Base
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Ionone Alpha 60
Wardia Substitute
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Alpha Damascone
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Tangerinol
1,000
369
Glen O. Brechbill
Orange Flower # 10e
47
8
9
4
31
35
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
4
125
5
4
9
4
16
1
8
3
25
4
290
9
24
1
3
82
3
.4
1
Musk Emeressence
Heliotropine
Galaxolide GX
Vanilline
Lilial
Sandalore
Beta Damascone
Methyl Benzoate
Muguet Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Citronellol Pure
Lioral
Cashmeran
Benzylacetate
Iso E Super
Rose Base # 63
Methyl Ionone
Jasmone
Hydroxycitronelloldimethylacetal
Nerol 85 %
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
19
10
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Massada
Neroli, Tunisia
Linalol
Rose De Mai Abs. - Romania
Para Cresyl Distilled
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Acetate Geranyle 98 %
Stemone
alpha Ionone Extra
Wardia Substitute
Methyl Pamplemousse
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerine Oil of Florida
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
9-Decen-1-OL
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Mandarinal
1,000
370
Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC - Rose
Rose
A rose is a perennial plant of the
genus Rosa, within the family
Rosaceae. There are over 100
species. They form a group of erect
shrubs, and climbing or trailing
plants, with stems that are often
armed with sharp prickles. Flowers
are large and showy, in a number of
colours from white through yellows
and reds. Most species are native to
Asia, with smaller numbers native
to Europe, North America, and
northwest Africa. Species, cultivars
and hybrids are all widely grown
for their beauty and fragrance. Rose
plants range in size from compact,
miniature roses, to climbers that
can reach 7 meters in height.
Species from different parts of the
world easily hybridize, which has
given rise to the many types of garden roses.
The name rose comes from
French, itself from Latin, rosa,
which was borrowed from Oscan,
from Greek rhodion (Aeolic wrodion), from Old Persian wurdi
"flower" (cf. Avest. warda, Sogdian
ward, Parthian wâr).
The leaves are borne alternately
on the stem. In most species they
are 5–15 centimetres long, pinnate,
with leaflets and basal stipules; the
leaflets usually have a serrated margin, and often a few small prickles
on the underside of the stem. Most
roses are deciduous but a few (particularly from South east Asia) are
evergreen or nearly so.
Pink roses in full bloom
tivars do not produce hips, as the
flowers are so tightly petalled that
they do not provide access for pollination. The hips of most species
are red, but a few (e.g. Rosa
pimpinellifolia) have dark purple to
black hips. Each hip comprises an
outer fleshy layer, the hypanthium,
which contains 5–160 "seeds"
(technically dry single-seeded
fruits called achenes) embedded in
a matrix of fine, but stiff, hairs.
Rose hips of some species, especially the Dog Rose (Rosa canina)
and Rugosa Rose (Rosa rugosa),
are very rich in vitamin C, among
the richest sources of any plant.
The hips are eaten by fruit-eating
birds such as thrushes and
waxwings, which then disperse the
seeds in their droppings. Some
birds, particularly finches, also eat
the seeds.
The flowers of most species
have five petals, with the exception
of Rosa sericea, which usually has
only four. Each petal is divided into
two distinct lobes and is usually
white or pink, though in a few
species yellow or red. Beneath the
petals are five sepals (or in the case
of some Rosa sericea, four). These
may be long enough to be visible
when viewed from above and
appear as green points alternating
with the rounded petals. The ovary Rose thorns are actually prickles is inferior, developing below the outgrowths of the epidermis.
petals and sepals. Roses are insectpollinated in nature.
While the sharp objects along a
rose stem are commonly called
The aggregate fruit of the rose "thorns", they are technically prickis a berry-like structure called a les - outgrowths of the epidermis
rose hip. Many of the domestic cul- ( the outer layer of tissue of the
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Glen O. Brechbill
stem ). ( True thorns, as produced
by e.g. Citrus or Pyracantha, are
modified stems, which always originate at a node and which have
nodes and internodes along the
length of the thorn itself ). Rose
prickles are typically sickle-shaped
hooks, which aid the rose in hanging onto other vegetation when
growing over it. Some species such
as Rosa rugosa and Rosa pimpinellifolia have densely packed straight
spines, probably an adaptation to
reduce browsing by animals, but
also possibly an adaptation to trap
wind-blown sand and so reduce
erosion and protect their roots (
both of these species grow naturally on coastal sand dunes ). Despite
the presence of prickles, roses are
frequently browsed by deer. A few
species of roses have only vestigial
prickles that have no points.
Species
The genus Rosa is subdivided into
four subgenera:
Hulthemia ( formerly Simpli-cifoliae, meaning "with single leaves" )
containing one or two species from
southwest Asia, R. persica and
Rosa berberifolia which are the
only roses without compound
leaves or stipules.
Hesperrhodos ( from the Greek for
"western rose" ) contains Rosa
minutifolia and Rosa stellata, from
North America.
Platyrhodon ( from the Greek for
"flaky rose", referring to flaky pink, lilac, mulberry and red roses
bark ) with one species from east from everywhere but North Africa.
Asia, Rosa roxburghii.
Synstylae - white, pink, and crimRosa ( the type subgenus ) contain- son flowered roses from all areas.
ing all the other roses. This sub- Rose-picking in the Rose Valley
genus is subdivided into 11 sec- near the town of Kazanlak, 1870s,
tions.
engraving by F. Kanitz
Banksianae - white and yellow Uses
flowered roses from China.
Roses are best known as ornamenBracteatae - three species, two from tal plants grown for their flowers in
China and one from India.
the garden and sometimes indoors.
They have been also used for comCaninae - pink and white flowered mercial perfumery and commercial
species from Asia, Europe and cut flower crops. Some are used as
North Africa.
landscape plants, for hedging and
for other utilitarian purposes such
Carolinae - white, pink, and bright as game cover. They also have
pink flowered species all from minor medicinal uses.
North America.
Garden Roses
Chinensis - white, pink, yellow, red
and mixed-color roses from China
The majority of ornamental
and Burma.
roses are hybrids that were bred for
their flowers. A few, mostly species
Gallicanae - pink to crimson and roses are grown for attractive or
striped flowered roses from west- scented foliage (such as Rosa glauern Asia and Europe.
ca and Rosa rubiginosa), ornamental thorns (such as Rosa sericea) or
Gymnocarpae - one species in for their showy fruit (such as Rosa
western North America (Rosa gym- moyesii).
nocarpa), others in east Asia.
Ornamental roses have been
Laevigatae - a single white flow- cultivated for millennia, with the
ered species from China
earliest known cultivation known
to date from at least 500 BC in
Pimpinellifoliae - white, pink, Mediterranean countries, Persia,
bright yellow, mauve and striped and China. Many thousands of rose
roses from Asia and Europe.
hybrids and cultivars have been
bred and selected for garden use as
Rosa ( Cinnamomeae) - white, flowering plants. Most are double-
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flowered with many or all of the effectively. Significant quantities
stamens having mutated into addi- are grown in some tropical countional petals.
tries, and these are shipped by air to
markets across the world.
In the early 19th century the
Empress Josephine of France Perfume
patronized the development of rose
breeding at her gardens at
Rose perfumes are made from
Malmaison. As long ago as 1840 a attar of roses or rose oil, which is a
collection numbering over one mixture of volatile essential oils
thousand different cultivars, vari- obtained by steam distilling the
eties and species was possible when crushed petals of roses. An associa rosarium was planted by ated product is rose water which is
Loddiges nursery for Abney Park used for cooking, cosmetics, mediCemetery, an early Victorian gar- cine and in religious practices. The
den cemetery and arboretum in production technique originated in
England.
Persia then spread through Arabia
and India, but nowadays about 70%
A few species and hybrids are to 80% of production is in the Rose
grown for non-floral ornamental Valley near Kazanluk in Bulgaria,
use. Among these are those grown with some production in Qamsar in
for prominent hips, such as the Iran and Germany.[citation needed]
flagon shaped hips of Rosa moye- The Kaaba in Mecca is annually
sii. Sometimes even the thorns can washed by the Iranian rose water
be treated as an attraction or curios- from Qamsar[citation needed]. In
ity, such as with Rosa sericea.
Bulgaria, Iran and Germany,
damask roses (Rosa damascena
Cut flowers
'Trigintipetala') are used. In the
French rose oil industry Rosa cenRoses are a popular crop for tifolia is used. The oil is transparboth domestic and commercial cut ent pale yellow or yellow-grey in
flowers. Generally they are harvest- colour. 'Rose Absolute' is solvented and cut when in bud, and held in extracted with hexane and produces
refrigerated conditions until ready a darker oil, dark yellow to orange
for display at their point of sale.
in colour. The weight of oil extracted is about one three-thousandth to
In temperate climates, cut roses one six-thousandth of the weight of
are often grown in glasshouses, and the flowers; for example, about two
in warmer countries they may also thousand flowers are required to
be grown under cover in order to produce one gram of oil.
ensure that the flowers are not damaged by weather and that pests and
disease control can be carried out
Geraniol ( C10H18O )
The main constituents of attar
of roses are the fragrant alcohols
geraniol and l-citronellol; and rose
camphor, an odourless paraffin.
Damascenone is also a significant
contributor to the scent.
Rose water, made as a byproduct of rose oil production, is widely
used in Asian and Middle Eastern
cuisine. The French are known for
their rose syrup, most commonly
made from an extract of rose petals.
In the United States, this French
rose syrup is used to make rose
scones and marshmallows.
Rose hips
The rose hip, the fruit of some
species, is used as a minor source
of Vitamin C.
Rosa canina hips
Rose hips are occasionally
made into jam, jelly, and marmalade, or are brewed for tea, primarily for their high vitamin C content. They are also pressed and filtered to make rose hip syrup. Rose
hips are also used to produce Rose
hip seed oil, which is used in skin
products and some makeup products.
Medicine
The fruits of many species have
significant levels of vitamins and
have been used as a food supple-
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ment ( see previous section ). Many
roses have been used in herbal and
folk medicines. Rosa chinensis has
long been used in Chinese traditional medicine. This and other
species have been used for stomach
problems, and are being investigated for controlling cancer growth.
Art
Roses are often portrayed by
artists. The Luxembourg born
Belgian
artist
Pierre-Joseph
Redouté produced some of the most
detailed paintings of roses.
Renoir's painting of cabbage
roses, Roses in a vase
Rose Oil
Rose oil, meaning either rose
otto ( attar of rose, attar of roses ) or
rose absolute, is the essential oil
extracted from the petals of various
types of rose. Rose ottos are
extracted through steam distillation, while rose absolutes are
obtained through solvent extraction
or supercritical carbon dioxide
extraction, with the absolute being
used more commonly in perfumery.
Even with their high price and the
advent of organic synthesis, rose
oils are still perhaps the most widely used essential oil in perfumery.
Bulgaria, Turkey, Russia, Pakistan, Production
India, Uzbekistan, Iran and China
Due to the labor-intensive proRosa centifolia, the cabbage duction process and the low content
rose, which is more commonly of oil in the rose blooms, rose oil
grown in Morocco, France and commands a very high price.
Egypt
Harvesting of flowers is done by
hand in the morning before sunrise
Most rose oil is produced in and material is distilled the same
Bulgaria, Morocco, Iran and day.
Turkey. Recently, China has begun
producing rose oil as well.
There are three main methods of
extracting the oil from the plant
The most common chemical com- material:
pounds present in rose oil are:
Steam distillation, which proCitronellol, geraniol, nerol, duces an oil called rose otto or attar
linalool, phenyl ethyl alcohol, far- of roses.
nesol, stearoptene, -pinene, pinene, -terpinene, limonene, pSolvent extraction, which
cymene, camphene, -caryophyl- results in an oil called rose
lene, neral, citronellyl acetate, ger- absolute.
anyl acetate, neryl acetate, eugenol,
methyl eugenol, rose oxide, -damaSupercritical carbon dioxide
scenone, -damascenone, benzalde- extraction, yielding an essential oil
hyde, benzyl alcohol, rhodinyl that may be marketed as either an
acetate, phenyl ethyl formate
absolute or as a CO2 extract.
The key flavor compounds that
contribute to the distinctive scent of
rose oil, however, are beta-damascenone, beta-damascone, betaionone, and rose oxide. Beta-damascenone presence and quantity is
considered as the marker for the
quality of rose oil. Even though
these compounds exist in less than
1% quantity of rose oil, they make
Two major species of rose are culti- up for slightly more than 90% of
vated for the production of rose oil: the odor content due to their low
odor detection thresholds.
Rosa damascena, the damask
rose, which is widely grown in
Distillation
In the process of distillation,
large stills, traditionally of copper,
are filled with roses and water. The
still is fired for 60 - 105 minutes.
The vaporized water and rose oil
exit the still and enter a condensing
apparatus and are then collected in
a flask. This distillation yields a
very concentrated oil, direct oil,
which makes up about 20% of the
final product. The water which condenses along with the oil is drained
off and redistilled, cohobation, in
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order to obtain the water-soluble
fractions of the rose oil such as
phenyl ethyl alcohol which are a
vital component of the aroma and
which make up the large bulk, 80%,
of the oil. The two oils are combined and make the final rose otto.
Rose otto is usually dark olivegreen in color and will form white
crystals at normal room temperature which disappear when the oil is
gently warmed. It will tend to
become more viscous at lower temperatures due to this crystallization
of some of its components.
The essence has a very strong
odor, but is pleasant when diluted
and used for perfume. Attar of
roses was once made in India,
Persia, Syria, and the Ottoman
Empire. The Rose Valley in
Bulgaria, near the town of
Kazanlak, is among the major producers of attar of roses in the
world.[2]
Due to the heat required for distillation, some of the compounds
extracted from the rose undergo
denaturing or chemical breakdown.
As such, rose otto does not smell
very similar to "fresh" roses.
The hydrosol portion of the distillate is known as rosewater. This
inexpensive by-product is used
widely as a food flavoring as well
as in skin care.
Solvent extraction
CO2 changes directly from a solid
to a gas in a process known as subIn the solvent extraction limation ). The supercritical fluid
method, the flowers are agitated in CO2 extracts the aromatics from
a vat with a solvent such as hexane, the plant material.
which draws out the aromatic compounds as well as other soluble subLike solvent extraction, the
stances such as wax and pigments. CO2 extraction takes place at a low
The extract is subjected to vacuum temperature, extracts a wide range
processing which removes the sol- of compounds rendering an essence
vent for re-use. The remaining more faithful to the original, and
waxy mass is known as a concrete. leaves the aromatics unaltered by
The concrete is then mixed with heat. Because CO2 is gas at normal
alcohol which dissolves the aro- atmospheric pressure, it leaves no
matic constituents, leaving behind trace of itself in the final product.
the wax and other substances. The The equipment for CO2 extraction
alcohol is low-pressure evaporated, is expensive, which is reflected in
leaving behind the finished the price of the essential oils
absolute. The absolute may be fur- obtained from the process.
ther processed to remove any impurities that are still present from the Adulteration
solvent extraction.
It takes many pounds of rose petals
Rose absolute is a deep reddish to distill one ounce of essential oil.
brown with no crystals. Due to the Depending on extraction method
low temperatures in this process, and plant species, the average yield
the absolute may be more faithful can range from 1:1500 to 1:10000.
to the scent of the fresh rose than To mitigate the cost, some dishonthe otto.
est dealers will dilute rose oil with
geranium ( Pelargonium graveolens
Carbon dioxide extraction
) or Palmarosa ( Cymbopogon martinii ) EO's, both of which are rich
A third process, supercritical in geraniol, the main constituent of
carbon dioxide extraction, com- rose oil. Some of these 'rose oils'
bines the best aspects of the other are up to 90% geranium or paltwo methods. When carbon dioxide marosa to 10% rose. This is
is put under at least 72.9 atm of referred to as extending the Rose
pressure and at a temperature of at fragrance. This may be done to
least 31.1°C (the critical point), it compensate for chemotype, e.g.
becomes a supercritical fluid with Bulgarian distilled Rose oil is natuthe permeation properties of a gas rally low in phenylethanol, and
and the solvation properties of a Ukrainian or Russian rose oil is natliquid. ( Under normal pressure urally high in phenylethanol.
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Rose Fragrance Chemicals
BOOK # 1 ( A - G
Rose
ABSOLUTES
A & E Connock Ltd - U.K.
Rose Abs. - Morocco
Rose De Mai Abs. - France
Geranium
Rosewood
Alfa Chem - USA
Palmarosa
Rose
Rose Absolute
AROMATIC RAW MATERIALS
Boise De Rose Oil Brazil
Bois De Rose Oil Terpeneless
Geranyle Acetate
Geranium Oil Bourbon, Chinese,
Egyptian, Moroccan
AROMATIC WATERS
Rose ( various types )
AROMATIC WATER
ORGANIC
ESSENTIAL
& EXTRACTS
OILS
Palmarosa Oil - Andropogon
Martini
Rose Provence
Rose Summer Damask
Rose Oil - Rosa Damascena
Tuberose
Agan Aroma & Chemicals - Israel
A Fakhry & Company - Egypt
Delta Damascone
Rosa Centifolia Cabbage
Rose / Organic
Rosa Damascena Damascus
Rose ( Egypt )
A.N.E.C. - France
Rock Rose
Rose Oil - Bulgaria, Lebanon,
Turkey
Palmarosa Oil Brazil, Guatemala,
India
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Geraniol
Geranyl Formate
Phenoxy Ethyl Propionate
Phenyl Ethyl Cinnamate
Phenyl Ethyl Salicylate
Polarosa
Rosewood Oil - Brazil
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Nerol Oxide
Nerol Super
Rose Concrete
Rose Crystals
Rose Geranium
Rose Hip Oil
Rose Indian
Rose Oil
Rose Water
Rose Wood Oil
Rose Oil ( Ruh )
Phenyl Ethyl Acetae
Phenyl Ethyl Phnyl Acetate
Pommerol
Tuberose Absolute
Tuberose Concrete
Anthea Aromatics Pvt. Ltd. - India
Geraniol 60
Geraniol 98
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Iso Butyrate
Geranyl Propionate
Rhodinol
Rhodinol ( Ex Geranium Oil )
Rosalva
Rose Glycol
Rose Otto
Rose Oxide ( High-Cis )
Rose Oxide ( Inactive )
Geranium Oil - Bourbon, Chinese,
Egyptian
Geranium - Bourbon, Chine,
Egypte
Palmarosa - Guatemala,
Madagascar
Rose - Bulgarie, Maroc, Turquie
CONCRETES
Rose Atlas Maroc
Rose Centifolia Maroc
Rose Turquie
Tubereuse Inde
PRODUITS AROMATIQUES NATUREL
Aldehyde C - 11 Iso
Palmarosa Oil
Citronellal
Citronellol 96 %
Citronellol Extra
Citronellyl Acetate Extra
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Citronellyl Propionate
Rosewood Oil
NATURAL ISOLATES
Rhodinol
CONCRETES & ABSOLUTES
Di Methyl Octonol
Rose Bulgarian
Gelsone
Geraniol 98 %
Geraniol Ex Palmrosa
Geraniol Extra
Geranoxide
Geranyl Acetate Extra
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranyl Propionate
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Citronellyl Butyrate
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Iso Butyrate
Citronellyl Tiglate
Geranyl Butyrate
Acetate Citronellye Ex Citriodora
Acetate Citronellyle 85 %
Acetate Citronellyle 95 %
Acetate Geranyle Ex Citronelle
Acetate Geranyle Savon
Acetate Neryle
Acetate Rhodinyle Bourbon
Alcool Phenylethylique 96 %
Butyrate Cironellyle
Butyrate Geranyle
Citronellal Ex Citronelle
Citronellol 70 %
Citronellol 95 %
Citronellol 97 %
Citronellol 98 %
Citronellol Savon
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Dimethyloctanol
Palmarosa
Rosewood Texas Rectified
Formiate Citronellyle
Formiate Geranyle
Formiate Phenylethyle
Rosewood
Basf - Germany
BOTANICALS
Geraniol Ex Citronelle
Geraniol 50 %
( Autres Alcools 48 % )
Geraniol 98 %
Geraniol 99 %
Geraniol Savon
Rose Hip ( Extract )
Citronellal
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Rhodinol Augaflor 18
Rose Geranium Augaflor 19
Rose Otto Augaflor
Geraniol Extra
Geraniol 60
Geranyl Acetate
BASF Japan Ltd. - Japan
Nerol 85 %
Nerol 90 %
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate
ESSENTIAL OILS
Aromor Flavors & Fragrances Ltd. - Geranium Oils
Israel
Rose Oils
Alpha Damascone
Rosewood Oils
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol pure
Geranium Oil
Beta Damascone
Rose Abs.
Damascenone
Australian Botanical - Aust.
Geranium - Bourbon Reunion,
China, Egypt
Rodinol sweet
Rodinol - X
Rose Wood Oil
Palmarosa
Geranium Oil
ABSOLUTES
Rose Otto Bulgarian
Rose Otto Damascena Turkish
Rosewood Brazilian
Rose
Tuberose
Rose Abs.
Rose ( Abs. ) Oil
Rose Oil - Indian
Rosewood Oil / Boise De Rose
Astral Extracts - USA
TRAVAIL A FACON RECTIFICATION Tea Rose Oil
FRACTIONNEMENT
Tuberose Oil
Palma Rosa Oil
Geranium Oil
Rose Oil
Rosewood Oil
Palmarosa Oil
Geranium
Rosewood Brasil Terp.
Palmarosa Oil Extract
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Rose Attar
Methyl Nonyl Ketone FCC
Barosyl S.A. - France
Geranium - Bourbon, Chinese,
Egyptian, Moroccan
Neo Geranium Oil
Nerol BRI ( 98 + % ) FCC
Neryl Acetate BRI FCC
Neryl Formate
Rose Oil
Rose Biodecolorized
Rose Absolute Decolorized
Palmarosa
10-Undecen-1-OL
Tuberose Absolute
Rosa Turkish - Rosa Damascena
Rose Bulgarian
Rosewood
Rose Bioabsolute
Rose Bioconcrete
Rosenol synthetic
Tuberose Artessence
ORGANIC ESSENTIAL OILS
Berje Inc. - USA
Rose - Rosa Damascena
Boise De Rose Oil
Bedoukian Research - USA
Geranium Oil - Chinese, Egyptian
Citronellol BRK FCC
Citronellyl Acetate BRK FCC
Citronellyl Anthranilate
Citronellyl Butyrate FCC
Citronellyl Formate FCC
Citronellyl Iso Butyrate FCC
Citronellyl Propionate FCC
Citronellyl Valerate
Palmarosa Oil
Citronellol S 85
Citronellol S 95
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Citronellyl Nitrile Terpenes
9-Decen-1-OL
9-Decen-1-Yl Acetate
Citronellol Natural
Citronellol Pure
Citronellyl Nitrile
Geraniol BRI FCC
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Geranyl Acetone
Geranyl Benzoate FCC
Geranyl Butyrate FCC
Geranyl Caprylate
Geranyl Formate FCC
Geranyl Iso Butyrate # 344
Geranyl Linalool
Iso Amyl Geranate
Rose Oil Bulgarian
Rose Oil Turkish
AROMA CHEMICALS
Benzophenone
Geraniol 970
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Nerol 97
Phenyl Ethyl Phenyl Acetate
Geraniol
Geranyl Nitrile
Nerol Pure
Neryl Acetate Pure
Brighten Colorchem - Netherlands
Rhodinol
Phenyl Ethyl Iso Butyrate
Rhodinol Ex Geranium
Rhodinol Synthetic
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate
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Geraniol
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Propionate
Phenyl Ethyl Propionate
Acetato De Geranila
Charabot & Company Inc. - France
Citronelol
Geraniol Extra
Geranium Bourbon
Palmarosa Oil
Rhodinol X Geranium Oil
Damascenone Alpha
Damascenone Beta
Damascone Delta
Di Metil Octanol
Geraniol
Geranyl Nitrile
Metil Tuberato
Geranium Oil
Nerol
Rose Oil
Citrus & Allied - USA
Crimson Glory Rose Abs.
Wild Rose Abs.
Geraniol Coeur FCC
Geranyl Acetate Synthetic 85
Geranyl Butyrate Synthetic 85 %
Geranium Oil
Palmrosa Oil
Rose Oil
Carrubba Inc. - USA
Geranium
Rose
Rose Centifolia
Rose Geranium
Rose Hips
Rosewood
Rose Concrete
Rose Wild Concrete
CITRONELLOL & ESTERS
Geraniol ex Citronella
Champon Vanilla - USA
Geranium Graveolens Oil
Citronellyl Nitrile
Rose Damascena BG Oil
Rose Damascena TK Oil
Citronellal 85/09 % FCC
Citronellal Residues
Citronellol Extra EOA 93/95 %
Citornellol Pure FCC
Citronellyl Acetate Extra FCC
Citronellyl Butyrate Extra FCC
Citronellyl Formate Extra FCC
Citronellyl Formate Pure
Citronellyl Iso Butyrate Extra FCC
Geranium Graveolens Oil A0650
GERANIOL & ESTERS
PERFUMARIA
Geraniol ( Fine Perfumery )
Geraniol Coeur FCC
Geraniol ex Palma Rosa
Castrading - Korea
Citronellol
Boise De Rose, Brazil
Geranium - Bourbon, China, Egypt Rose Givco 217
Geraniol
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Nitrile
Nerol
Acetato Citronelila
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Geraniol Extra EOA 92/94 %
Geraniol Super EOA 96/98 T
Geranyl Acetate 95/90 T FCC
Geranyl Acetate Extra FCC
Geranyl Acetate Super FCC
Geranyl Acetate Synthetic 85
Geranyl Formate Extra FCC
Geranyl Iso Butyrate Extra
Geranyl Propionate Extra
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Proionate
Cookson & Hunt - USA
Cosmark - Australia
Citronellyl Formate
Geraniol
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Propionate
Phenyl Ethyl 2 - Methyl Butyrate
Geranyl Acetate
NATURAL AROMA CHEMICALS
NEROL & ESTERS
Nerol Special FCC
Nerol Synthetic 95 %
Neryl Acetate Synthetic 95
Neryl Formate Synthetic 95
Geraniol
Geranyl Acetate
Bois de Rose Oil - Brazil
Citronellol Mugasa 92 %
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol & Esters
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol Extra
Clos D-Aguzon - France
Egyptian
Palmarosa Oil
Geranium Oil Bourbon - Reunion
Geranium Oil Egyptian - Egypt
Rose Absolute Maroc - Morocco
Rose Oil Otto - Bulgaria
Rose Bulgarian
Rose Turkish
Rosewood Oil
Geraniol Pure
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Nitrile
Nerol 98 %
Neryl Acetate
Citronellol 95 %
Rosewood Oil
Rosalin
De Monch Aromatics, Inc. - U.K.
Rose Bulgarian Abs.
Geranium Chinese
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Citronellyl Formate
Bois De Rose Bresil
Rose Bulgarian
Rose Turkish
AROMA CHEMICALS
Citronellol
Geranium Bourbon
Geranium Chine
Geranium Egypte
Palmarosa Inde
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Palmarosa Madagascar
AROMA CHEMCIALS
Formiate De Geranyle
Citronellol
Geranyl Acetate
Geraniol Extra pur
Geranyl Acetone
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranium Oil
Phenyl Ethyl Tiglate
Rockrose
Rose Oil
Nerol Extra LG
Euma - Argentina
Earth Oil Plantations - U.K.
Esarco - Argentina
Palmrosa Oil
Palma Rose Oil
Essencias y Materiales Lozmar, S.A.
de C.Y. - Mex.
Rose Hip Oil Refined ( Clair )
Rose Hip Oil Pressure Distilled
( Coloured )
Geranium Oil
Rose Oil
Enter Oil - Viet Nam
Geranio Africa
Geranio Palmarosa
Geraniol
Palmarosa Oil
Geraniol 60 % min.
Geraniol 75 % min.
NATURAL MATERIALS
Bois De Rose ( Palo Rosa )
Esperia S.p.A. - Italy
Geranio Aceite Esencial
Geraniol Africa
Geranio Borbon Ac. Es.
ISOLATES
Neroly
Geraniol - ex Palmarosa Oil
95 % ex Citronella
Oil 90 % min.
Rose Riveria
Palmarosa Ac.
Essencia, Aetherische - Switzerland
Boise de Rose
Geranium Oil - Chinese, Egyptian
Geranium Bourbon
Geranium Egypte
Palmarosa Oil, Indian
Rose Oil - Russian, Turkish
Rosewood Oil
Rose Absolute / Concrete, Egypt
Rose Absolute, Turkey
Rosa Mosqueta Organica
( rosa rubiginosa )
Rosa Mosqueta Refinda
( rosa rubiginosa )
Rosa Turca Absoluto
Rose Bulgarie
Rose Turquie
Rose De Mai Absolue
Exaflor - France
AROMATIC MATERIALS
Rose - Egypte
Acetate De Geranyle
Tubereuse - Inde
CONCRETES
Tuberose Absolute / Concrete
Geraniol Ex Palmarosa - natural
Damascenone Totale
Damascone Alpha
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FD Copeland & Sons Ltd. - UK
Tuberose Concrete
Geranium Oil - Bourbon
Geranium Oil - Chinese
Geranium Oil - Egyptian
Boise de Rose, Peru
Tuberose Abs.
Damarose Alpha
Damascenia 185 HB
Damascenone
Damascenone Total
Damascone Alpha
Damascone Beta
Damascone Beta FAB
Damascone Delta
Damascone Gamma
Rose Concrete
Roseessence 193 D
Wardia
Geranium Bourbon FA Essence
Geranium Egypt Essence
Geranium Palmarosa Turkey
Essence
Palmarosa Oil
Rosewood Oil ( Bois De Rose )
Rose Abs.
Geranium - Algeria, Bourbon,
Chinese, Egyptian, Morocco
Rose Otto - Bulgarian, Morocco,
Turkish
Rosewood ( Boise de Rose )
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Rose Morocco Abs. Essence
Rose Morocco Essence
Rosewood Essence
Tuberose Abs.
Tuberose Concrete
Alcohol C - 9
Alcohol C - 10
Citronellol
Citronellyl Formate
Geranium Bulgaria - China, Egypt,
India, Madagascar,
Reunion Island, South Africa
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Nitrile
Palmarosa India
Rosewood - Bois De Rose, Brazil
Fleurin, Inc. - USA
FOOD OILS
Geranium Oil
Rose Hip Cp Chile
Rose Hip Seed Refined Chile
Rose Oil - Turkey
Fine Chemical Trading - U.K.
ABSOLUTES
Bois De Rose Oil
Geranium Oil
Rose Abs. - Bulgaria
Rose De Mai Abs.
Rose Abs. - Morocco
Palmarosa Oil
Tuberose Abs.
Rose, Edward Bourbonia Abs.
Rose, Damascenia Abs.
Rose Abs.
Tuberose Abs.
Tuberose Abs.
Citronellol Natural
Palmarosa
Rose
ABSOLUTES
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Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Rosalina Crystal
Rose Oil
Rosewood Oil
Rose Crystals from Benzaldehyde
Rose Oxide from Citronellol
Geranium Oil
Givaudan Fragrance Corp - Switz.
Rose Givco 217
Flowersynth - India
ROSE MATERIALS
Adoxal
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Geranium Oil
Geranodyle
Citronellyl Acetal
Fruitarom Industries - Israel
Quest International - ( Switz )
Di Methyl Acetal
Boise De Rose Brazil
Citronellyl Nitrile
Phenyl Acetaldehyde
Geranium Oil - African, Bourbon,
Chinese, Egypt
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Phenyl Acetate
Damas Rose FM 1248
Dorina SA
Palmarosa Oil East Indian
Rose Geranium Oil
Rose Oil Turkish
Rose Oil Type NF17
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Acetate Ex. Palmrosa
Geranyl Formate
Furest Day Lawson - UK
Phenyl Acetaldehyde Citronellyl
Acetal
Bois De Rose Oil
Geraniol For Soap AB 2015
Geranium Oil Syn ABQ 5629
Geranofix AB 751
Pelargone
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol Extra
Rose AB380D
Rosania FM1018
Top Rose ABQ5644
GMPCT - India
Palma Rosa Oil
Palmorasa Oil
Bois de Rose Oil ( Rosewood )
Geranium
Rosewood
Pamarosa Oil
Rose Abs.
Geraniol
Geraniol from Citral
Rose Oil Organic
Citronellyl Acetate
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Citronellyl Formate - Usa
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Formate - Usa
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranyl Tiglate - Usa
Phenyl Ethyl Cinnimate - USA
Rosalin
Rose Oxide
Phenyl Ethyl Cinnimate
Phenyl Ethyl Iso Valerate
Geranium Egypte
Rose Crystals
Rose Oxide
Palmarosa Oil
Palmarosa
Handa Fine Chemicals Ltd., - UK
Geranium Oil
Rose Oil ( Otto )
Gyran Flavours - India
Grolin & Company - USA
Palmarosa Oil
CONCENTRATED BOTANICAL HERBAL
EXTRACTS
Boise De Rose Oil - Brazil
HC Biochem - China
Geranium
Geranium - Bourbon, China
Geranium Oil
Rose - Bulgaria
Rose - Turkey
Rosewood - Brazil
Rose Oil
Rose Mallow
Rosehip
Rosewood
Crimson Glory Rose Concrete
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Alcohol C - 10
Wild Rose Concrete
Benzophenone
Geranium Oil
Palmarosa Oil
Bois De Rose Bresil
Rose Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Propionate
Geranyl Tiglate
Geranium Oil - Bourbon, Chine,
Egypte
Citronellol 99 %
Citronellyl Acetate 99 %
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Formate 99 %
Palmarosa
WATER SOLUBLE OILS
Geraniol 99 %
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranyl Propionate
Bois De Rose Bresil
Nerol 99 %
Rose Bulgare
Rose Bulgare Abs.
Rose Maroc
Rose Maroc Abs.
Rose Turque
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Glen O. Brechbill
Phenyl Ethyl Butyrate
SYNTHETIC PRODUCTS
Acetate De Citronellyle
Acetate De Geranyle
Neryl Acetate
Neryl Butyrate
Neryl Iso Butyrate
3 - Octyl Acetate
IFF - USA
Rose Crystals
Geraniol 100 %
Hindustan Mint & Agro - India
Nerol Extra
Geranium Oil
Rhodinol Ex - Citronelle
Rhodinol Ex - Geranium
Citronellol 700 98 TA
Citronellol 750
Citronellol 950
Citronellol Coeur
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Palmrosa Oil
Innospec Inc. - USA
Rose Oil
Citronellol 850
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Rosone
Citronellol
Tetrahydro Geraniol
Geraniol ex Palmrosa 99 %
Geraldehyde
Geraniol 5020
Geraniol 7030
Geraniol 980 Pure
Geraniol Coeur
Geranyl Acetate A
Interchim - France
BOOK # II ( I - Z )
Bois de Rose Bresil
Geranium Oil - Bourbon, Chine,
Egypte
Rose Bulgare, Maroc, Turquie
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Citronellyl Tiglate
ABSOLUES
Rose Maroc, Turquie
CONCRETES
Rose De Mai Pays - Maroc,
Turquie
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Benzoate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Iso Valerate
Geranyl Propionate
Geranyl Tiglate
Nerol 800
Nerol 850
Nerol 900
Neryl Acetate JAX
Peomosa
Phenyl Ehyl Acetate
Phenyl Ethyl Benzoate
Roseate
Tetrahydro Geraniol
Vernol
386
JC Buck Ltd. - United Kingdom
Boise de Rose rectified
Bois De Rose Brazil
Geranium Benzol Abs.
Geranium Hexane Abs.
Geranium Oil - Bourbon Type,
Chinese,
Rhodinol Ex. Geranium Oil Abs.
Geranium Oil - Bourbon, China,
Egypt
Geranium, Egyptian Type
Palmarosa Oil
Palmarosa Indian
Boise De Rose Oil - Brazil
Rose - Bulgarian, Commercial,
Rose Egypt, Moroccan,
Turkish
Geranium Oil - Africa, Bourbon,
China, Egypt
Rose Bulgaria Oil
Rose China Oil
Rose Iran Double Distilled Oil
Rose Iran Single Distilled Oil
Rose Turkey Oil
Rosewood Oil
Palmarosa Oil - East Indian
ABSOLUTES
Rose Bulgarian - Egyptian, Maroc
Rose Geranium Oil
Rose Oil - Turkey
Rose Oil Type NF17
J & Sozio, Inc. - USA
Krupa Scientific - India
ABSOLUTES
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Rose Morocco Abs.
Rose Turkey Abs.
Geranium Oil Bourbon
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Rose Absolute Maroc
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Formate
Kanta House - India
Palmarosa Oil
Geranoil Ex Citronella Oil
Geranoil Ex Jamarosa Oil
Geranoil Ex Palmarosa Oil
Alcohol C - 09
Alcohol C - 10
Benzophenone
Rosa
Citronellol
Citronellol - L
Citronellol 96 %
Citronellyl Acetate
Citornellyl Butyrate
Citronellyl Formate
Laboratoire Monique Remy - France Citronellyl Iso Butyrate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Rose Abs. Turkey
Rose Oil Turkey
Citronellyl Tiglate
Lionel Hitchen Ltd. - U.K.
Geraniol 60 %
Geraniol 98 %
Geranium Bourbon
Geranyl Acetate
387
Glen O. Brechbill
Geranyl Benzoate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranyl Propionate
Nerol 95 %
Neryl Acetate
Neryl Iso Butyrate
Phenyl Ethyl Carpylate
Phenyl Ethyl Crotonate
Phenyl Ethyl Heptanoate
Phenyl Ethyl Methyl Ethyl
Carbinol
Phenyl Ethyl Pivalate
Phenyl Ethyl Tiglate
Phenyl Ethyl Valerate
Nerol
Bois De Rose Oil Extra
NATURAL MOLECULES
Geranium Oil Extra
Citronellol Ex Eucal
Rose Turkish Oil Extra
Geranyl Acetate
ABSOLUTES
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranium Abs.
Rose Morocco Abs. Extra
Citronellol Nat.
Citronellyl Acetate Nat.
Citronellyl Butyrate Nat.
Citronellyl Propionate Nat.
Mane SA - France
Baie Rose Oil - South Africa
Rose Turkish Oil - Turkey
NATURAL ABSOLUTES
Rose Pays Abs. - France
Rose Turkish Abs. - Turkey
Rose Turkish Abs. MD - Turkey
NATURAL CONCRETE
Rose Pays Concrete - France
Rose Turkish Concrete - Turkey
Geraniol Nat.
Geranyl Butyrate Nat.
Geranyl Propionate Nat.
Nerol Nat.
Neryl Acetate Nat.
Phenyl Ethyl Acetate Nat.
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol Nat.
Phenyl Ethyl Butyrate Nat.
Phenyl Ethyl Iso Butyrate Nat.
Millennium Chemicals - USA
MOLECULAR DISTILLATIONS
Citronellol 96 FCC
Citronellol AJ FCC
Citronellol Prime
Rose Abs. MD
Citronellyl Formate
ABSOFLORS
Rose Absoflor
Rhodinol
Rose Oxide CO
Rose Oxide Racemic
Tuberose Absoflor
AROMA CHEMICALS
Geraniol 80
Geraniol BJ FCC
Geraniol Fine FCC
Geraniol Prime
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Geranyl Ethyl Ether
388
Nerolex
Naradev - Hong Kong
Moellhausen S.p.A. - Italy
Geranium Bourbon Type, Chinese,
Egyptian, Moroccan
Palmarosa - Brazil, India
Geranium over Roses
Rose - Bulgaria, Morocco, Turkey
Palmarosa
Oregano - Turkey
Rose Moroccan Extra
Rose Turkish
Rose Turkish Extra
Rose - Rosa Damascena
Geranium - China, Egypt,
Morocco, Reunion
Boise De Rose Oil
Geranium Oil - Africa, Bourbon
Barbot, China, Egypt
Palmarosa Oil
Rose Turkey Abs.
Moraflor Produits - France
Organica Aromatics - India
Citronellyl Tiglate
Narain Terpene & Allied - India
Geranium - Bourbon - Reunion,
China, Egypt
Palmarosa - Guatemala
Rose - Egypt
Nardev - Israel
SPECIALITIES
OILS
OR
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Tiglate
FLORAL
Alpha Damascone
RECONSTITUTE Boise De Rose Oil - Brazil
Bois De Rose Oil Terpeneless
Beta Damascone
Iso Damascone
Geranium Oil MF
Geranium Oil STD
Geranium Rose Oil MF
Rose Oil MF
Rose Oil Std
Geranium Oil - Bourbon, China,
Egypt, Morocco
Damascenone
Palmarosa Oil - Guatemala, India
PCAS - France
Rose Oil - Bulgaria, Morocco,
Turkey
Citronellyl Formate
Boise De Rose
Geranio - Africa, Bourbon, Tipo
Bourbon, China
Geranium Rosat, Egypt
Geranium, China
Geranium Rose, Zimbabwe
Palmarosa
Palmarosa, India
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Tiglate
PFW Aroma Chemicals - Neth.
Rosa Bulgara Essenza
Rosa Marocco Assoluta
Rosa Turca Assoluta
Oliganic - USA
Rose Nitrile
Bois De Rose
389
Glen O. Brechbill
P.P. Sheth & Co. - India
Rose Oil Bulgaria
Rosewood Oil
Geranium Oil pure, Bourbon,
Chinese
Rosa Damascenia Oil - Bulgaria,
France, Morocco
Palmarosa Oil Indian
Rose Oil - Bulgaria, Russia,
Turkey
Rose Otto Oil - Bulgaria
Rose Wood Oil - Brazil
Boise de Rose ( Rosewood Oil )
Rose Oil Otto
Rosewood Oil Brazilian
Rose Hip Solid Extract
Geranium Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Palmarosa Oil
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate
Peter Jarvis Cosmetic Ltd. - UK
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Iso Formate
Geranyl Propionate
Geranium EG
Geranium EO
Rose ( Concrete / Absolute )
Rose Oil
Rosewood Oil ( Bois de Rose )
Tuberose ( Concrete / Absolute )
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Geraniol
Nerol
Neryl Propionate
PEA ( Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol )
Tuberose Oil
Turkish Geranium Oil
Floral Water Rose
Floral Water Rose Hip
Rose EA
Rose EG
Rose EO
Rose Hip EG
Rose Petal EG
Petigara Chemicals - India
Boise De Rose Oil
Palmarosa Oil
Citronellol Laevo natural
Rhodinol
Geraniol natural
Geranium Bourbon, China, Egypt
Rosewood Oil
Palmarosa Oil
Rosa Abs.
Tuberosa Abs.
ABSOLUTES
Rose Morocco Abs.
Rose Turkey Abs.
Geranium Marorism Oil
Geranium Oil - Africa, Bourbon,
China, Egypt, Morocco
Palmarosa Oleo
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Palmarosa Oil
Boise De Rose Oil
Rosa Centifolia Oil - Bulgaria,
France, Morocco
Acetato Citronelila
Acetato Geranila
Acetato Nerila
390
Adoxal ( Farenal )
Alcool C - 9
Alcool C - 10
ABSOLUTES
AROMATIC OILS
Geranium Abs.
Beta Damascone
Butirato Citronelila
Butirato Geranila
Rose De Mai Abs. French
Rose Abs. Maroc
Rose Abs. Turkish
Cyclo Rosan
CONCRETE
Rose Oxide
Geranium Concrete Decolorized
Prima Fleur - USA
Rose Concrete Maroc
Rose De Mai Concrete French
Damascenia 185
Damascenone
Damascone Alfa
Damascenone Beta
Delphone
Di Metil Octanol ( Pelargol )
Geraniol Extra
Geranyl Acetone
Palmarosa Oil - Nepal
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Propionato Geranila
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Phoenix Essential Oils - USA
Rose Oil - Bulgaria
Rose Hip - Germany
ABSOLUTES
Egyptian
Geranyl Formate
Polarose
Palmarosa Oil
Rose Oil - Bulgarian, Turkish
Bois De Rose Oil Brazil
Boise De Rose Oil Terpeneless
Rose Abs.
Rosa Centifolia Morocco
Rose Abs.
Rosa Damascena Bulgaria
Rose Bourbon Abs.
Rosa Borboniana India
Tuberose Abs.
Polyanthes India
Rose Crystals
Privi Organics Ltd. - India
Egyptian, Moroccan
Citronellyl Acetate
Bois - De - Rose Oil
Palmarosa Oil - Brazil, Guatemala,
Geranium Oil
India
Rose Oil - Bulgarian, Maroccan,
Turkish
Dimethyl Octanol
Dimethyl Octanyl Acetate
Palma Rosa Oil
Geranyl Acetate
Rose Wood Oil
Neryl Acetate
( Boise De Rose Oil )
391
Glen O. Brechbill
Prodasynth - France
Rhodinol natural
Rosavertol Acetate
Citronellol A.J.
Citronellol natural
Citronellyle Acetate
Citronellyle Acetate natural
Citronellyle Butyrate
Citronellyle Caproate
Citronellyle Phenyl Acette
Citronellyle Propionate
Citronellyle Propionate natural
Citronellyle Tiglate
Citronellyle Valerate
RAI Ingredients - Brazil
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Pure
Boise De Rose Oil
Rose Acetol
Geranium Oil
Givaudan Fragrance Corp.
Palmarosa Oil
Geranitrile T
Geranium Givco 222
Geranodyle
Geranyl Acetone
Rose Oil
Rose Concrete
Geraniol BJ
Geraniol natural
Geraniol Prime
Geraniol Pur
Geranyle Acetate natural
Geranyle Acetate Prime
Geranyle Acetate Pure
Geranyle Benzoate Pure
Geranyle Butyrate Fine
Geranyle Butyrate natural
Geranyle Caprylate
Geranyle Methyl Ether
Geranyle Phenyl Acetate
Geranyle Propionae
Geranyle Propionate natural
Geranyle Valerate
Honeyrose Givco 219
Rose Abs.
Quality Analyis Ltd. - U.K.
Geranium Oil - Egypt
Rose Givco 217
Rose Oxide Racemic
Palma Rosa Oil - India
Raj Aromatics Aroma Corp. - India
Rose Oil - Russia
Rose ( Otto ) Oil CO 2 - England,
Morocco
Rose ( Otto ) Oil - Turkey
Geranium Oil E
Geranium Oil - Bourbon, Chinese
ABSOLUTES
Rose Abs. - Egupt
Rosilial
Rosilial Plus
Rosalyptus
Rose Oxide ( High CIS )
Nerol
Nerol natural
Neryle Acetate
Neryl Acetate natural
Neryle Propionate
Tuberose Abs. - India
Phenyl Ethyle Acetate
Phenyl Ethyle Cinnamate
Phenyl Ethyle Butyrate
Phenyl Ethyle Propionate
Phenyl Ethyle Tiglate
Rose Hip Seed Oil
Rhodia Organics - France
SPECIALTY OILS
Evening Primerose Oil 10 % GLA
FLORAL WATERS
Rose Water Distilled
Rose Water Triple Distilled
Boise De Rose Essence
Bois De Rose Terpeneless Oil
Geranium Abs.
Geranium Oil
Rose De Mai Abs.
392
Rose Moroccan Abs.
Rose Moroccan Oil
Rose Oil Turkey Comemrcial
Rose Otto Turque Oil
Rose Turkey Abs.
Rose Turque Essence
Formiate de Citronnnellyle
Formiate de Geranyle
Tubereuse Abs.
Tubereuse 181
Geraniol Pure 97 %
Nerol
Geranium Oil Bourbon Type 1730
Geranox Base 4524 P
Citronellol RH
Citronellol Select
Citronellol Terpenes
Citronellyl 2 Methyl Butyrate
Citronellyl Crotonate
Citronellyl Iso Valerate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Citronellyl Senecioate
Boise De Rose Brazil FCC
Egyptian
Rose Recobalm 127 P/A
Rose De Mai Absolue Recobase I
Tuberose Super 4478 P
Tuberose Synthetic 4477 P
Palmarosa FCC
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Phenoxy Ethyl Propionate
Rose Oil Turkey A
Rose Oil Turkey 1282
Rose RC 2165
ABSOLUTES
Rose Abs.
Rose Abs. Turkey A
Rose Abs. Turkey 3219
Rose Abs. Egyptian
Rose Abs. Morocco 3223
SAT Group - India
Tuberose Abs. India A
Geranium Oil
EXTRACTS
SIPA A. Ch. Berthier - France
Rose Petals Extract
Acetate de Citronellyle
Acetate de Geranyle
Acetate de Neryle
Butyrate de Citronnellyle
Butyrate de Geranyle
AROMA CHEMICALS
Citronellol 96 FCC
Citronellol A.J.
Citronellol C
Citronellol CJ FCC
Citronellol Prime
Di Methyl Octanol P & F
Geraniol 60
Geraniol 90
Geraniol BJ
Geraniol Fine
Geraniol Prime
Geraniol Special
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranyl Tiglate
Nerol BJ
Neryl Acetate
Neryl Butyrate
Neryl Iso Butyrate
Neryl Propionate
Phenyl Ethyl Caprylate
Phenyl Ethyl Crotonate
Phenyl Ethyl 2 Methyl Butyrate
393
Glen O. Brechbill
Phenyl Ethyl Senecioate
Phenyl Ethyl Valerate
AROMA CHEMICALS
Citronellyl Nitrile
Cyclorose
Rose Crystals
Rose G - 1
Rose G - 11
Rose Oil Natural ( 99.2 % )
Rose Water
Geraniol
Geranium Extra
Geranium
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranyl Propionate
Nerol Super
Geranium Oil - Bourbon, China
Rhodinol
Rose Crystals
Rose De Mai
Rose Oxide
ATTARS INDIAN SPECIALTY
Rhodinol
Rhodinyl Acetate G FCC
Rosalin ( Rose Acetate )
Rose Nitrile
Sarcom Inc. - USA
Geranium - China, Egypt
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Phenyl Ethyl Acetate 97 % China
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol 99 % China
Rose Oil - Bulgaria, Turkey
Rosewood Oil - Brazil 85 % min.
Sigma Aldrich - USA
Shambhala Herbal - Nepal
Boise De Rose
Palmarosa Oil
Geranium Bourbon
Shanghai M & U Ltd - China
Rose Crystals > 97 %
Rose Oil, Turkish
Rosalin China
Science Lab - USA
Boise de Rose Oil FCC
Geranium Oil Algerian FCC
Geranium Oil
Silvestris & Szilas Ltd. - Hungary
Rose Hip Oil Refined
Rose Oil Artificial
Rose Oil Artificial NF
Rose Oil Turkish
Rose Oil Turkish FCC
NATURAL AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Geranium Oil
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Propionate
Rose Oil
Som Santi House - India
Geranium Oil - Nat.
Palmarosa
Palmrosa Oil - Nat
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Some Extracts - India
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Geranium Oil nat.
Evening Primrose Oil
Geranium Oil
Palmarosa Oil
Rose Oil G - II 100
Rose Oil natural 101
Jamrosa Oil nat.
394
Sundial Fragrances & Flavors - USA ABSOLUTES
Palmrosa Oil nat.
INDIGENOUS AROMA CHEMICALS
Citronellol 80
Citronellol Prime
Geraniol Palm ( HY ) 95 %
Citronellol AJ FCC
Geranyl Acetate Palm ( HY ) 95 % Citronellyl Acetate Extra 95 %
Citronellyl Nitrile 92 %
Sovimpex - France
Geraniol 60 %
Bois De Roses Bresil
Geraniol 70 (BJ) FCC
Geraniol 80 %
Geranium - Chine, Egypte
Geraniol 90 %
Geraniol Fine FCC
Palmrosa Oil - Inde
Geranyl Nitrile 91 %
Geranyl & Neryl
Rose - Bulgare
Geranyl Acetate 60 % FCC
Rose - Maroc
Geranyl Acetate Extra 98 % FCC
Geranyl Acetate Prime 80 %
ABSOLUES / CONCRETES
Nerol 50 %
Rose
Nerol 70 %
Nerol 80 %
Tubereuse
Neryl Acetate 45 %
Rose Abs., Bulgaria
Rose Abs., Morocco
ORGANIC ESSENTIAL OILS
Geranium, Bourbon ( O )
WILDCRAFED ESSENTIAL OILS
Geranium India ( WC )
Rosalina ( WC )
RARE & EXOTIC
Rose Absolute, Bulgaria
Rose Absolute, Morocco
Rose Attar
Rose Otto - 10 % in Jojoba
Rose Otto, Bulgaria
Single Notes 10 % Dilution
AROMATIQUES DE SYNTHESE
Rosaline
Phenyl Ethyl Acette FCC
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol USP/FCC
Phenyl Ethyl Iso Butyrate FCC
Phenyl Ethyl Iso Valerate FCC
Citronellol
Geranyle Nitryle
Symrise GmbH - Germany
Citronellyl Formate
Geranyl Tiglate
Iso Damascon
Boise de Rose Oil FCC
Palmarosa Oil
Rose Hip Oil Refined
Rose Oil Artificial
Rose Oil Turkish
Geranium, Bourbon (O)
Geranium, E. Yunnan, China
Geranium, India (WC)
Palmarosa India (C)
Rose Otto, Bulgaria
Phenyl Ethyl Cinnimate - Crystals
Phenyl Propyl Alcohol
Rholiate
Rosaphen
395
Glen O. Brechbill
AROMA & FINE CHEMICALS
Citronellol Fractions - Geosmin
Rosone
Palmarosa Oil
Taiwan Fine Chemicals
Rosewood Oil
Synarome - France
Citronellol
Bulgaflor
Fleur De Rose
AROMATIC CHEMICALS NATURAL
Citronellol Extra
l-Citronellyl Acetate
l-Citronellyl Formate
l-Citronellyl Iso Butyrate
l-Citronellyl n-Butyrate
l-Citronellyl Phenyl Acetate
l-Citronellyl Tiglate
Geraniol
Militiz Aromatics
Geranyl Tiglate
Toyotama
Corps Roses
Geraniol Extra
Geraniol Palmarosa
Iso Butyrate De Phenyl Ethyle
Phenylacetate D’Iso Butyle
Phenylacetate De Geranyle
Phenylacetate De Phenyl Ethyle
Nerol Extra
Neryl Acetate
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Tetrahydro Geraniol
Alpha Damascone - Armor
Tadimety Aromatics Pvt Ltd. - India Taytonn Pte Ltd. - Singapore
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Formate
Di Methyl Octanyl Acetate
Geranyl Acetate DP
Geranyl Acetate SP
Geranyl Formate DP
Geranyl Formate SP
Neryl Acetate SP
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol 99 %
Geranyl Tiglate - Symrise
Phenyl Propyl Alcohol - Symrise
IFF - USA
Citronellol 700
Citronellol 750
Citronellol 950
Th. Gyer Gmbh - Germany
Geraniol 5020
Geraniol 600
Geraniol 7030
Geraniol 980
Citronellylbutyrate
Citronellylformate
Citronellylisobutyrate
Citronellylpropionate
SPECIALTIES
Geranylbutyrate
Geranylisobutyrate
Nerol
Neryl Acetate
Rose Oxide D
Rose Oxide inactive
396
Rose Oxide inactive high cis
Rose Oxide L
LIBRARY OF FINE CHEMICALS
U.K. Aromatic & Chemicals - India
Alpha Damascone
CITRAL BASED PRODUCTS
Beta Damascone
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
AROMA CHEMICALS
Citronellyltiglate
Geranyltiglate
Citronellol ( 950 Pure )
Citronellyl Acetate
Rosaphen
Geranium ( Chinese )
Geranyl Acetate ( Special Coeur )
Geranyl Nitrile ( Corps M 227 )
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Formate
PHENYL ACETIC ACID PRODUCTS
Bois De Rose Oil min. 85 %
Egyptian
Rosalva
Rose Oxyde ( Inactive )
Rose ( 752 P99 )
ESTERS
Palmarosa
Citronellyl Acetate
Ultra International Limited - India
Geranium
KETONES
Palmarosa
Alpha Damascone
Rose
Beta Damascone
NATURAL RECONSTRUCTION OILS
Rhodinol Ex Geranium Oil
( saponified )
Trisenx, Inc. - USA
Geranyl Nitrile ( Corps M227 )
Geranium
Geranium 204
Gernaium B - 1265
Geranium Bourbon
Gernaium/AM
Palmarosa Oil
Rose Otto Oil
Rosewood Oil
Boise De Rose Brazil
NATURAL CHEMICALS
Geraniol Finest Ex Citronella
Geraniol Standard Ex Citronella
Neryl Geranyl Acetate
Neryl Geranyl Acetate Extra
RECTIFIED OILS
Rose Istambuli
397
Glen O. Brechbill
NATURAL ABSOLUTES/CONCRETES
Rose Absolute
Rose Concrete
Gernaiol 980
Geranyl Acetate A
Rosalva
Rosamusk
Tuberose Absolute
Tuberose Concrete
Synarome - France
Rose 1892
Boise de Rose Brazil FCC
Rose Di Hydroxyde
Geranyl Acetone
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Ethyl Ether - IFF
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Hexanoate
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranyl Phenyl Acette
Geranyl Propionate
Geranyl Tiglate
Geranium - Bourbon, Chinese,
Egyptian
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Palmarosa FCC
Benzophenone crystal
Nerol 900 - IFF
Nerol, Pure
Neryl Acetate - IFF
Citronellol ( ‘L )
Citronellol 700 98 TA - IFF
Citronellol 950 - IFF
Citronellol - BASF
Citronellyl Acetate A - IFF
Citronellyl Acetate - BASF
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Citronellyl Tiglate
Phenyl Ethyl Benzoate - IFF
Phenyl Ethyl Hexanoate
Phenyl Ethyl Methyl Ethyl Carbinol
Phenyl Ethyl Phenyl Acetate - IFF
Damascenone - Firmenich
Damascenone Total - Firmenich
Damascone Beta
Damascone Delta - IFF
Rosalin
Rosalva - IFF
Rosamusk - IFF
Rose Di Hydroxyde - Synarome
Rose Oxide 70:30
Rose Oxide 90:11 High Cis
Roseate - IFF
Egypt
Rose Oil - Bulgaria
Rosewood Oil
NATURAL AROMATICS
Geraniol ( Ex - Citronella )
Geraniol - Synarome
Firmenich - Switz.
Damascenone
Damascenone Total
IFF - USA
Citronellol 700 98 TA
Citronellol 950
Citronellyl Acetate A
Geraniol 5020
Gernaiol 600
Geraniol 7030
Geraldehyde - IFF
Gernaiol 5020 - IFF
Geraniol 60 - BASF
Geraniol 600 - IFF
Geraniol 7030 - IFF
Geraniol 980 - IFF
Geraniol BASF
Geranyl Acetate A - IFF
Venus Enterprises Ltd. - UK
Geranium Oil
Palmarosa Oil
398
W & W Australia Ltd. - Australia
Rose Otto Oil
Rosewood Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Phenyl Ethyl Isobutyrate
Citronellol
Geranyl Acetate
Bulgarian Rose Oil
Geranium Oil
Geranium Oil
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate
Geraniol
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Acetate ( Natural )
Geranyl Nitrate
Rose Aleppo Oil
Nerol
Rosalin ( Rose Acetate )
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Rosalin
Rosetone
Rose Oxide
Walsh, John D., Co., Inc. - USA
Vesselino Trading Co. - Bulgaria
Rose Oil
Rosa Damascenia auct. non Miller
ABSOLUTES
FLORAL WATERS
Rose Abs.
Citronellol ex Citronella Oil
Citronellol ex Eucalyptus Oil
Citronellol 98 %
Citronellyl Acetate
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
Rosa Damascenia Auct. non Miller AROMATIC CHEMICALS & NATURALS
Di Methyl Octanol
WATER CONCENTRATES
Rosa Damascena Auct. non Miller
Citronellol
Citronellyl Acetate Pure
Citronellyl Formate
Citronellyl Nitrile
CONCRETES
Di Methyl Octanol
Geraniol
Geraniol Coeur, FCC
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranium Sanguineum L.
ABSOLUTES
Geraniol “C” Extra ex Citronella
Geraniol ex Palmarosa
Geraniol 98 %
Geranyl Acetate
Geranyl Butyrate
Geranyl Formate
Geranyl Nitrile
Geranyl Propionate
Nerol Special FCC
Nerol
Vigon International, Inc. - USA
Boise De Rose Oil
Peomosa
Phenyl Ethyl 2 Methyl Butyrate
399
Glen O. Brechbill
Phenyl Ethyl Hexanoate
400
Rose Notes
Adoxal
Sweet floral waxy rosy referred to as ozone like.
Alcohol C - 8
Powerful fresh, orange rose like waxy and sweet odor.
Alcohol C - 9
Powerful oily floral fresh petal like, dilution - rosy.
Alcohol C - 11 Lenic
Fresh rather fatty odor, citrusy waxy rosy petal like note.
Powerful waxy rosy citrusy odor.
Alpha Damascone
Intensely fruity reminiscent of plums and roses.
Benzophenone
Powdery geranium rose like.
Beta Damascone
Fruity apple rose like odor.
Bois De Rose Essence
Slightly rose like with a sweet undertone.
Bois De Rose Oil
Floral odor reminiscent of rose orange mignoette.
Bois De Rose Syn AB2034 Excellent substitute for bois de rose oil.
Bois De Rose Terpeneless Oil
Floral and reminiscent of rose orange and mignonette.
Citronellol BRI
Fresh, clean floral rosy odor.
Citronellol Oil Coeur
Fresh, rosy, floral rosy.
Citronellol Oil Extra
Purer grade, fresher rosy.
Citronellol 700
Clean fresh rose, citronellol 70%, Geraniol 7%, Nerol 18%, D M Octanol 5%.
Citronellol 700 98TA
Clean, fresh, rose.
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Citronellol 750
Clean fresh rose odor, fraction of citronellol 73%.
Citronellol 80 Intermediate
Clean fresh rose odor, fraction of citronellol 83.5%.
Citronellol 850
Clean fresh rose odor, fraction of citronellol 86%.
Citronellol 850
Clean fresh rose, citronellol 86%, geraniol & nerol 12%.
Citronellol 950
Clean rose like, citronellol 95%, geraniol and nerol 4 %.
Citronellol Last Fraction
Rosy, not as sweet as a typical fresh floral rose.
Citronellyl Acetate
Fresh, rosy, fruity odor reminiscent of geranium oil.
Citronellyl Acetate A
Sweet fruity geranium rose citronellyl acetate 85%, neryl acetate 5%.
Citronellyl Acetate BRI
Fresh, rosy, fruity odor
Citronellyl Acetate Pure
Sweet, fruity rose like, citronellyl acetate 95%, neryl acetate 5%.
Citronellyl Anthranilate
Rosy, fruity odor, extremely long lasting.
Fresh almost citrusy rosy, intensely fruity and sweet odor.
Citronellyl N Butyrate
Intensely fruity, sweet and somewhat rosy leafy, petal like.
Citronellyl Formate
Pw leafy green fruity rosy fresh and light reminiscent of geranium rose.
Citronellyl Formate Natural Sweet citrus floral honey.
Citronellyl Lactone D
Tenacious, spicy, rose absolute character.
Citronellyl Methyl Acetal
A little known citrus note very effective natural note to lemon.
Citronellyl Nitrile
A green rose like scent almost reminiscent of citralva.
Sweet herbaceous rosy, heavy and reminiscent of rose petals.
Fresh fruity, sweet rosy odor more berry fruity odor.
Citronellyl Tiglate
Leafy, rosy geranium note useful in geranium, rose petal bases.
Rosy, herbaceous honey like aroma.
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Damas Rose FM1248
Is very damascone rose directed.
Damascenia
Rich sweet deep floral rose.
Damascenia Rosa Abs.
Rich warm spicy floral and very deep rose odor, honey tones.
Damascenia Rosa Concrete Extremely rich deep and sweet floral truly reminiscent pink rose.
Damascenia 185 SA
Very powerful warm fresh top note of rose otto.
Damascenone
A powerful floral fruity note, very natural rose plum like.
Damascone Beta
Powerful, fruity floral note reminiscent of blackcurrant, plum, rose, dil.
Delta Damascone
A hybrid floral rose compound.
Di Butyl Sulfide
Green, violet leaf, rose geranium character.
Di Hydro Carvyl Acetate
Floral with rose, and cuminsed background, useful in floral accords.
Di Methyl Octanol
Waxy dry rosy odor.
Di Phenyl Oxide
Harsh floral green, metallic geranium rose type.
Dorina S A
Floral rose specialty base extremely fresh and floral.
Ethyl Ortho Methoxy Benzoate Ylang tuberose, floral complex with raspberry and phenolic nuiance.
Farnesyl Acetate
Faint, green floral rosy odor use in rose apple and herbal accords.
Florane
Powerful, green crrushed petals rose like.
Florex
A deep not sweet floral rose fragrance.
Geraniofix AB751
Sweet green geranium rose, best used in 10% dilution.
Geraniol
Mild, and sweet floral rose.
Geraniol Coeur
Floral, rose oily and green.
Geraniol Extra
Sweet floral rose coeur grade.
Geraniol For Soap AB2015 Economical sweet rose base in lieu of geraniol last several days.
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Geraniol 5020
Blend of geraniol 52%, nerol 25%, citronellol 20%.
Geraniol 60
Sweet floral rose.
Geraniol 600
Fresh rose petal, geraniol 60%, nerol 25%.
Geraniol 7030
Sweet fresh rose, geraniol 71%, nerol 19%.
Geraniol 8020
Sweet fresh rose with a citrus note, geraniol 81%, nerol 18%.
Geraniol 90
Mild and sweet floral rose.
Geraniol 980
Dry, rose petal, geraniol 97%.
Geraniol NC
Floral, spicy note reminiscent of rose & palmarosa with carnation tone.
Geraniol N Supra
Typical rosy mild, reminiscent of palmarosa oil
Geraniol RG
Rose alcohols mix with citrus, verbana notes of nerol, dewy.
Geraniol WT
Floral rose note with fresh verbena nuances.
Geraniol X Palmarosa Oil
Sweet and floral rose like.
Geranium Absolute
Intense and powerful somewhat leafy earthy but soft pleasant.
Geranium Algerian
Lighter more rosy leafy.
Geranium Augaflor 9
A powerful rose like odour of Bourbon with a high degree of tenacity.
Geranium Bourbon
Green leafy rosy strong.
Geranium Bourbon Oliffac
An economical simulation of the natural oil for fine fragrances.
Geranium Bourbon Super
A low priced apporach to geranium oil.
Geranium Chinese
Natural source is China with a fine herbaceous rose like fragrance.
Geranium Concrete
A delightful earthy herbaceous somewhat rosy foilage green like odor.
Geranium Egyptian
Floral geranium rose blended from different batches.
Geranium Moroccan
Sweet and powerful, rosy leafy slightly herbaceous odor.
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Geranium Oil
Has a full leaf like rose odor.
Geranium Oil Syn ABQ 5629
Excellent substitute, interesting fruity and rosy nuances.
Geranium 222
Powerful green, leafy rosy with a fruiy minty undertone, rich.
Geranodyle
Is a complex mixture with a fresh geranium odour.
Geranyl Acetate
Sweet fruity floral rosy.
The finest sweet fruity floral rosy material available at low cost.
Sweet, fruity and rose, geranyl acetate 98%.
Geranyl Acetone
Fresh floral light, but rather penetrating sweet rosy light green.
Geranyl Anthranilate
Heavy sweet floral rose.
Geranyl Benzoate
Faint rosy, very tenacious mildly floral.
Geranyl N Butyrate
Sweet rather heavy fruity rosy odor.
Geranyl Caproate
Fruity geranium rose like.
Geranyl Formate
Fresh somewhat dry green leafy rosy odor.
Sweeter than n butyrate.
Soft floral honey rose like.
Geranyl Propionate
Sweet fruity rose warm.
Geranyl Tiglate
Quite pleasant sweet herbaceous geranium like fragrance.
Iso Amyl Geranate
Rosy, lemon honey character.
Powerful leafy rosy musky fragrance.
Iso Damascone
A nice sweet slightly fruity green rose complex.
Iso Rose
An isomeric rose floral compound.
Lorena
Has a fresh odor of rose that recalls tang of the sea.
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Meranol
Dry rose petal.
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Fruity rosy orange like.
Methyl Tuberate
Floral most likely tuberose, rose like material not sweet.
Neo Rose Otto
A very high quality rose otto replacement at a lower cost.
Nerol
Sweet rosy refreshing wet seashore like.
Nerol A
Sweet rosy refreshing.
Nerol BG
A good general purpose rose verbena quality with a warm spicy.
Nerol Coeur
Moderately priced lemon verbena note dominating the rosy.
Nerol 800
Sweet fresh citrusy rose.
Nerol 850
Sweet citrusy, rose and fresh.
Nerol G
A powerful refreshing, clean lemon rose odor.
Nerol 900
Sweet floral rose fresh citrus like.
Nerol O M
Earthy, musty, palmarosa notes covering the verbena character.
Nerol Petals
Sweet rosy leafy refreshing.
Nerol Regular
A green note blends with the rose verbena tones in this grade.
Nerol Special
A fresh sea shore like floral rose.
Neryl Acetate
Very sweet fruity, floral odor of raspberry rose.
Neryl Butyrate
Green waxy oily and fatty.
Neryl Formate
Rosy, herbaceous green character.
Neryl Geranyl Acetate
Citrus sweet floral.
Neryl Iso Butyrate
Rosy, berry character.
Neryl Iso Valerate
Rich, clary sage of bergamot odor in oriental, oakmoss.
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Neryl Propionate
Fruity, jam like odor used in citrus and floral fragrances.
Octanol 2
A floral rosy fresh odor.
Octanol Nitrile 10 B - 2216 A rosy floral odor.
Palmarosa Oil
Sweet floral rosy odor.
Palmarosa Oil Brazil
Palmarosa has a sweet, floral, rosy scent.
Palmarosa Oil Guatemala
A pale yellow or olive colored liquid with a sweet floral rosy odor.
Palmarosa India
Palmarosa oil has a sweet floral with a hint of rose.
Patinol AB286
Is more geranium rosy in character then geranofix.
Peomosa
Floral, rose mimosa like with a special light dry out.
Peonile
With its geranium-rosy character provides interesting floral effects.
Phenirat
Sweet, fruity, floral like rose somewhat honey.
Phenoxanal
Fresh floral rose.
Phenoxy Ethanol
Mild rosy, but also metallic.
Phenoxy Ethyl Alcohol
Mild honey rose odor.
Phenoxy Ethyl Iso Butyrate Sweet fruity rosy floral.
Phenyl Ethyl Acetal
Warm, green leafy also rosy balsamic odor.
Very sweet, rosy fruity honey like odor.
Mild and warm rose honey like odor.
Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol Extra Fine, smooth, more powerful quality lasts a few days.
Very faint floral balsamic odor reminiscent of dry rose petals.
Very faint and sweet pleasant balsamic odor.
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Fresh fruity tea rose type.
Phenyl Ethyl Phenyl Acetate Heavy and very sweet floral balsamic odor, musky honey like.
Floral possibly faintly rosy pratically no odor.
Very warm herbaceous rosy deep fruity.
Pivane 22
A sweet rosy floral fragrance.
Pivarose
Pleasant, tea rose.
Polarose
Racinia
A dry floral rose complex.
Rhodinol Coeur
Geranium rose.
Rhodinol X Citronella
Naturally sweet rosy floral.
Rhodinol X Geranium Oil
Floral, rose sweet waxy and powdery.
Rhodinyl Acetate
Sweet, light refreshing rose muguet, green leafy notes.
Rhodinyl N Butyrate
Intensely sweet mellow fruity deep rosy.
Rhodinyl Formate
Fresh leafy green delicate rosy.
Rhodinyl Phenyl Acetate
Sweet, very deep soft honey like rose.
Rhodinyl Propionate
Rich and sweet fruity floral rose geranium type.
Rhodinyl Salicylate
Very weak sweet rosy powdery balsamic odor.
Rhodinyl Valerate
Heavy fruity, slight earthy green, but also sweet odor.
Rosacene
A nice light delicate floral rose compound not overly sweet.
Rosalva
Powerful fatty oily, waxy rose odor.
Rosamusk
Unusual combination of rose with musky modifications.
Rose Abs. Morocco
Extremely fresh and sweet floral rose odor.
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Rose Abs. Oliffac
An inexpensive substitute of natural absolutes from rose petals.
Rose Abs. Turkey
A tenacious diffusive sweet floral, truly captures fresh flower.
Rose AB380D
Rose absolute, slightly herbal animalic tones.
Rose Acetate
Mild floral rosy.
Rosania FM1018
Diffusive natural green geranium rose.
Roseate
Delicate moist rose petal tone with gentle power.
Rose Bulgare Oil
Intensely rose like, and sweet.
Rose Concrete Morocco
Has a warm deep floral, slight woody sweet with honey like notes odor.
Rose Crystals
Mild, at first very weak green rosy balsamic odor.
Rose De Mai
Rich, sweet, deep rosy very tenacious odor with honey notes.
Rose De Mai Abs.
Rich and sweet deep rosy tenacious odor.
Rose De Mai Abs. French
Has a rich sweet, deep rosy very tenacious odor.
Rose Essence 193
A very strong, but yet sweet floral rosy fresh odor.
Rose Essence Bulgare
A very diffusive vivacious rose odor, slightly sweet and floral.
Rose Geranium Augaflor 19 A wonderfully rich, warm rosey odour reminiscent of a summer day.
Rose Givco 217
Warm rosy resembling natural Turkish oil quite delightful.
Roseessence 17.600B
Full, rich, strong as natural rose otto bulgarian.
Rose Moroccan Abs.
Deep sweet, rich and tenacious floral rose odor.
Rose Moroccan Oil
Fragrant rose and characteristic of the flower.
Rose Nitrile
A rich rose geranium woody note with excellent strength.
Rose Oil Moroccan
Deep sweet, rich and tenacious floral rose.
Rose Oil Moroccan Select
The finest moroccan rose fragrance at an attractive cost.
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Rose Oil Otto
Warm deep floral slightly spicy odor reminiscent of red roses.
Rose Oil Templar
A typical sweet rose odor whose source is rooted in English lore.
Rose Oil Turkey
Diffusive strong vibrant floral rose scent reminiscent of the rose.
Rose Oil Turkey Commercial
An extremely floral typical rose odor, not intense or over powering.
Rose Oil Turkish
Sweet floral rose.
Rose Orient
Intensely rose like, mysterious diffusive, rounded and nice.
Rose Otto Augaflor
A deep, warm, rich unmistakable rose odor.
Rose Otto Syn. Pour Savon A low cost simulation of rose otto for general purposes.
Sweet, intense floral rose.
Rose Oxide D
Gives fresh herbal rose effects and rosy green nuances.
Rose Oxide Inactive
A compound with an intensive note of roses.
Rose Oxide L
Constituent of bulgarian attar of roses.
Rose Oxide R
Reminiscent of rose geranium.
Rose Oxyde
Green, very diffusive fresh note which resembles geranium oil.
Rose Oxyde Gauche
Similar although sweeter, fresher and more diffusive.
Rosetal A
Diffusive rose absolute type odor for use in floral based fragrances.
Rose Tenace
Diffusive long lasting rose odor suggests otto of rose.
Rose Turkey Absolute
Deep sweet rich rosy floral odor, souce Turkey.
Rose Turque Essence
Fragrant rose characteristic.
Top Rose ABQ5644
The top note of bulgarian rose oil lasts a few weeks.
Trans De Cadro Beta Naphyl
Floral rosy.
Trans 4 Decenal # 382
Floral rosy.
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Tuberanthia SA
Tuberose.
Tuberose Abs.
A heavy sweet almost nauseating floral odor of tuberose.
Tubereuse 181
A reconstitution of tuberose absolute, rich warm, sensual.
Tuberose Oliffac
Sweet intense floral character of tuberose.
Tuberose Pomenade
A heavy sweet almost overpowering tuberose odor.
Wardia
A classic reproduction of rose de mai absolute, powerful.
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Rose # 1a
3
46
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
124
19
6
14
4
7
3
24
5
41
18
4
310
3
51
3
4
2
57
8
.1
24
12
Rionyl
Coumarine Chine
Vanilline
Musk R - 1
Amberfleur
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Irotyl
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol / Clove
Geraniol 98 %
Lilial
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Rose Oil Turkish
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Cassis Fragrance
Alcohol C - 9
Musk SF
6
5
3
1
41
.1
4
2
9
5
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
1
1
3
.2
1
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol
Rose Bioabsolute
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Rose Essence Abs.
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
9-Decen-1-OL
Vanilla Alcohol
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Iris Beurre Oil
1,000
412
Rose # 1b
3
46
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
117
19
6
14
4
7
3
24
5
41
18
4
310
3
58
3
4
2
57
8
.1
24
12
Amberfleur
Coumane
Vanilline
Musk R - 1
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Alcohol
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Hydroxycitronellal
Palmarosa
Ethyl, Vanillin
MelonOrg
Eugenol / Clove
Geraniol 98 %
Lilial
Di Propylene Glycol (DPG )
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Rose Oil Turkish
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Cassis Fragrance
Alcohol C - 9
Musk SF
6
5
3
1
41
.1
4
2
9
5
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
1
1
4
.2
1
alpha - Ionone
Citronellol Prime
Scennal
Florantone T
Geraniol
Rose Bioabsolute
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Hydroxycitronellol
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Rose Essence Abs.
Eugenyl Acetate
Orris Oil
9-Decen-1-OL
Vanilla Alcohol
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Iris Beurre Oil
1,000
413
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 1c
3
46
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
94
19
6
14
4
7
3
24
5
51
18
4
310
3
71
3
4
2
57
8
.1
24
12
Ambrox D’L Coeur
Coumarine Chine
Vanillin
Civet Powder # 1b
Musk T - Takasago
Amberfleur
Benzylalcohol FR
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Iso Rose
Ethyl Vanillin
Meijiff
Eugenol / Clove
Lilial
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Rose Oil Bulgaria
Benzylacetate Nat.
Bois Amberene Forte
Alcohol C - 10
Musk R - 1
6
5
3
1
41
.1
4
2
9
5
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
1
1
3
.2
2
Iris Beurre Oil
Citronellol 99 %
Undecatriene
Petitgrain Bigarade
Geraniol 60 %
Rose Bioabsolute
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Rose Essence Abs.
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
9-Decen-1-OL
Vanilla Alcohol
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Iris Beurre Oil
1,000
414
Rose # 1d
3
46
9
38
.1
27
2
9
3
6
8
1
104
19
6
14
4
7
3
24
5
41
18
4
310
3
71
3
4
2
57
8
.1
24
12
Rionyl
Coumarine Chine
Vanilline
Musk R - 1
Amberfleur
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Irotyl
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol / Clove
Geraniol 98 %
Lilial
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose for Soap Base
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Alpha Damascone
Damascone
Cassis Fragrance
Alcohol C - 9
Musk Emeressence
6
5
3
1
41
.1
8
2
9
5
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
2
1
1
4
.2
1
1
Citronellol 95 %
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Rose Bioabsolute
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Roseiff
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Rose Essence Abs.
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
9-Decen-1-OL
Vanilla Alcohol
Scennal
Myraldyl Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
1,000
415
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 1e
3
46
9
38
.1
27
4
9
3
6
8
1
104
19
6
11
4
7
3
24
5
41
18
4
310
3
74
3
4
2
57
8
.1
24
12
Rionyl
Coumarine Chine
Vanilline
Musk R - 1
Rose Givco 213
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Damascenone
Vanilys
Aquanol
Geraniol 98 %
Lyrame
Di Propylene Glicol
Isoeugenol ( Carnation )
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Rose Oil Turkish
Bourgeons De Cassis
Alcohol C - 9
Musk Clear
6
5
1
1
41
.1
4
2
9
5
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
6
2
3
6
1
1
2
.2
1
Citronellol Prime
Undecatriene
Petitgrainol
Geraniol
Rose Bioabsolute
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Rose Essence Abs.
Eugenyl Acetate
9-Decen-1-OL
Vanilla Alcohol
Petilyn
Fleuramone
1,000
416
Rose # 2a
14
5
2
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
102
26
1
5
6
3
49
5
50
7
6
2
310
1
38
8
1
.1
22
5
7
38
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanillin
Globanone
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Sandiff
Eugenol 100 %
Iso Jasmone
Neo Galbanum Oil
Lilial
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Hedione
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Mallow
Iso Rose
Alcohol C - 10
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
6
Citronellol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
alpha Ionone 70
Wardia Substitute
Cassifix
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxy Citronellal dma
Acetate de Neryle
Wardia
Linalol 98 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Phyllos
1,000
417
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 2b
14
5
2
12
36
7
29
3
28
4
2
51
12
3
92
26
1
5
6
3
59
5
50
7
6
2
310
1
38
8
.1
22
5
7
38
1
Sandalwood Oliffac
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanillin
Globanone
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Ethylvanillin
Beta Damascone
MDJ Super
Sandalwood Oil New Caladonia
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Neo Galbanum Oil
Lilial
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Hedione
Bois de Rose Brazil
Geraniol 99 %
Lyrame Super
Alcohol C - 10
Eugenyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Rose Damascenia
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
6
Citronellol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
alpha Ionone 70
Wardia Substitute
Cassifix
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Violiff
Hydroxy citronellaldimethylacetal
Rose Abs. Morocco 3223
Rhodinol
Linalol 98 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Iso Jasmone
Phyllos
1,000
418
Rose # 2c
14
5
2
12
36
7
49
3
5
4
2
51
15
3
90
23
1
5
6
3
74
5
50
7
6
2
300
1
38
8
1
.1
22
5
7
38
Sandela
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Iso E Super
Vanillin
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Acetate Bencila
Sandiff
Eugenol 100 %
Iso Jasmone
Neo Galbanum Oil
Lilial
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Base # 57
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Iso Rose
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Rose Oil Std.
Alcohol C - 09
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
6
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
1
2
6
Citronellol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Oil ( Otto )
alpha Ionone 70
Wardia Substitute
Cassifix
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxy Ciol
Tuberose Abs.
Wardia
Linalol 98 %
Myraldyl Acetate
Geranium Rose Oil MF
Phyllos
Orange Oil Orpur - Lebanon ( G )
1,000
419
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 2d
14
5
2
12
36
7
49
3
8
3
2
51
12
3
102
22
1
5
6
3
57
5
50
7
3
2
310
1
38
8
1
.1
22
5
7
38
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Sandela
Vanillin
Globanone
Amberlyn
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Sandalore
Eugenol 100 %
Iso Jasmone
Geraniol Special
Lilial
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose For Soap Base
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol Fine FCC
Mallow
Iso Damascon
Alcohol C - 10
Iso Eugenol
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
10
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
3
Citronellol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Givco 75
alpha - Ionone
Wardia Substitute
Cassifix
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Damascenia 185
Rose Wood Oil
Rose Bourbon Abs. - India
Wardia
Linalol 98 %
Neroli Artessence - Biolandes
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Palma Rosa Oil
Bitter Orange Oil ( C.P. )
1,000
420
Rose # 2e
14
5
2
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
3
51
12
3
81
1
5
6
26
3
70
5
50
7
6
1
310
1
38
8
1
.1
22
5
7
38
Amyris Wood Oil
Ambrox DL
Patchouli Dark - Indonesia
Sandela
Vanillin
Serenolide ( Musk )
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Osyrol
Iso Jasmone
Methyl Benzoate
Lilial
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 980
Petilyn
Iso Rose
Alcohol C - 10
Eugenyl Acetate
Linalylacetate
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
5
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
6
Citronellol Select
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
alpha Ionone 70
Wardia Substitute
Methyl Ionone
Bourgenal
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxycitronellol
Undecavertol
Wardia
Linalol 98 %
Petitgrain Oil ( Orange Flower )
Myraldyl Acetate
Jasilyn
Phyllos
Orange ( Sweet )
1,000
421
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 3a
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
14
5
6
17
2
1
1
124
53
.1
28
5
32
9
1
2
8
6
310
2
.1
24
5
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumarin Crystals
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Woodynol I
Vanillin
Fleuramone
Hidroxicitronelal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Rosaline
Anisyl Alcohol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Carnation Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Rosaphen
Rose Istambuli
Rosalva
Linalol
Citronellol 950
9
3
.1
4
28
.1
5
64
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
35
.3
Nepalva
Iso Raldeine 70
Galaxolide 50
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia Substitute
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Cassis Oliffac
1,000
422
Rose # 3b
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
14
5
6
17
2
1
1
104
52
.1
29
5
32
29
1
2
8
6
310
2
.1
24
5
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumarin Crystals
Di Ethyl Phthalate
( Musk T ) - Takasago
Woodynol I
Vanillin
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Hidroxicitronelal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Rosaline
Anisyl Propanol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Carnation Base
Geraniol Pure
Damascenone Total
Ethyl Vanillin
Iso Rose
Rosone
Linalol
Citronellol 950
9
5
.1
4
28
.1
5
64
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
3
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
2
35
.3
Nerol Petals
Iso Raldeine 70
Galaxolide 50
Orange Flower Water
Rose Base # 73
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol
Geraniol “C” Extra ex Citronella
Floranton T
Wardia Substitute
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
1,000
423
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 3c
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
14
5
6
17
40
2
1
1
124
53
.1
28
5
32
9
1
2
8
6
310
2
.1
24
5
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumarin Crystals
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Woodynol I
Vanillin
Fleuramone
Hidroxicitronelal
Methyl Benzoate
Rose Damascenia Base
Benzophenone
Rosaline
Anisyl Alcohol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Carnation Base
Rose Aleppo Oil
Ethyl Vanillin
Rosaphen
Rosa Crystals
Rosalva
Linalol
Citronellol 99 %
9
3
.1
4
28
.1
5
24
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
35
.3
Nepalva
Iso Raldeine 70
Galaxolide 50
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Coeur, FCC
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Nerol
Wardia Substitute
Pomarose
Cassifix
Ylang Odorata Oil
Bulgarian Rose Oil
Rosamusk - IFF
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Styralylacetate
1,000
424
Rose # 3d
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
14
5
6
17
2
1
1
94
53
.1
28
5
32
9
1
2
38
6
310
2
.1
24
5
Civet Paste
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumane
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Etilen Brassilato
Chandanone
Vanillin
Fleuramone
Hidroxicitronelal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Rose Crystals
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ Super
Alcohol C - 9
Carnation Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Rosaphen
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rosalva
Linalol 98 %
Citronellol Ex Palmarosa
9
3
.1
4
28
.1
5
64
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
36
.3
Cashmeran
Iso Raldeine 70
Serenolide
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Carnaline
Geraniol Finest Ex Citronella
Aurantiol Pure
Wardia Substitute
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Bourgenal
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Cassis Oliffac
1,000
425
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 3e
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
4
4
6
17
2
1
1
104
53
.1
26
5
32
9
1
2
41
6
310
2
.1
24
5
Civet Ethiopia
Benzyl Alcohol
Coumarin Crystals
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Traseolide
Woodynol I
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Geranium 204
Lyral
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Rosaline
Anisyl Alcohol
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Alcohol C - 9
Carnation Base
Coriander Oil
Ethyl Vanillin
Geraniol 500
Rose Attar
Rose Otto, Bulgaria
Rosalva
Linalool
Citronellol 950 - IFF
9
3
.1
4
23
.1
5
68
1
4
1
.2
3
2
1
7
1
3
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
35
.3
Gardenia 1110
Ionone Alpha 60
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Pure
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Neryl Acetate NP
Floranton T
Wardia Substitute
Pomarose
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Iris Beurre Oil
Rhodinol Ex Geranium Oil
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Cassis Oliffac
1,000
426
Rose # 4a
5
49
1
32
37
4
7
2
74
1
8
17
11
5
7
1
1
88
3
28
7
56
.1
22
89
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
Iso E Super
Civet Tincture
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50 DEP
MCK
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Musk R - 1
Methyl Di Hydri Iso Jasmonate
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol
Eugenol
Mallow
Geraniol 970
Alcohol C - 9
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmylone 99
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Geralddehyde - IFF
Hydroxy Citronellal
Linalol Synthetique
.7
4
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
2
.1
1
1
18
Poirinate
Aubepine
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Roseiff
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Rose Oil
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
427
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 4b
5
49
1
32
37
4
7
2
74
1
8
27
11
2
7
1
1
78
3
28
7
56
.1
25
89
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
Bacdanol
Civet Tincture
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50 DEP
MCK
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Lily of the Valley Base
Geraniol 98 %
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol
Eugenol
Mallow
Geraniol For Soap
Alcohol C - 9
Benzyl Acetate
Jasmylone 99
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Geralddehyde - IFF
Hydroxycitronellal
Linalol Pur
.7
4
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
1
2
.1
1
1
18
Poirinate
Aubepine
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Roseiff
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Rose Oil
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalylacetate
1,000
428
Rose # 4c
7
49
1
32
37
4
7
2
74
1
8
17
11
5
7
1
1
78
3
28
7
66
.1
22
89
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
Iso E Super
Coumane
Civet Tincture
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Ethylene Brassylate
Methyl Cedrylone
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Musk Emeressence
Benzyle Acetate Nat.
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol ex Eucalyptus Oil
Eugenol
Mallow
Geraniol 98 %
Alcohol C - 9
Benzyl Acetate
Ionone Alpha 60
Phenylethylalcohol
Petilyn
Linalol Synthetique
.7
4
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
3
2
.4
11
3
1
.1
1
1
16
Poirinate
Aubepine
Apple Oliffac
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Geraniol Coeur FCC
Iris Beurre Oil
Methyl Tuberate
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Iso - Eugenol
Leaf Alcohol
y - Irone
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
429
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 4d
5
49
1
32
37
4
7
2
44
1
8
17
11
25
7
1
1
78
3
28
7
86
.1
22
79
300
3
12
7
2
5
.4
28
Iso E Super
Civet
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50 DEP
MCK
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Cinnamon Leaf Oil
Lilial
Musk R - 1
MDJ Super
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Hydroxycitronellal
Citronellol 96 FCC
Eugenol / Clove
Mallow
Geraniol 80 %
Alcohol C - 9
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Jasmylone 99
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranium over Roses
Hydroxy Citronellal
Linalol Synthetique
.7
4
.1
2
1
11
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
2
.1
1
1
17
Poirinate
Aubepine
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Iso Damascon
Petitgrain Oil
Iris Beurre Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Rose Oil
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Iso Amyl Geranate
Nutmeg Indonesia
Leaf Alcohol
Iso - Eugenol
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
430
Rose # 4e
5
49
1
32
53
4
7
2
74
1
8
1
11
5
7
1
1
68
3
28
7
76
.1
22
89
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
Iso E Super
Civet Tincture
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Galaxolide 50 DEP
Koavonne
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Palma Rosa Oil
Lilial
Musk Clear
Vanilys - Pfw
Methyl Benzoate
Iso Rose
Citronellol - L
Mallow
Geraniol 970
Alcohol C - 9
Hedione
Jasilyn
Irisone Bis
Phenylethylalcohol
Geranium Oil
Hydroxy Citronellal
Linalool
.7
4
.1
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
1
.1
1
1
18
Perryfix “Creations Aromatiques “
Anisic Aldehyde
Rose Bulgaria Oil
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Rose Hip - Germany
Aurantiol
Roseate
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance B
Acetate de Geranyle
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg W.I.
Leaf Acetal
Rose Iran Single Distilled Oil
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
431
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 5a
3
8
.1
4
28
43
5
9
.1
21
11
3
42
102
14
73
8
1
85
9
21
6
4
1
.1
314
4
.1
13
1
32
5
3
21
Benzophenone
Amyrs Oil W.I.
Civet Tincture 20 %
Heliotropine
Anthea Sandla Coeur
Vanillin
Polarose
Iris Beurre Oil
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 96 %
Jasmone
Linalol 98 %
Muguet Alcohol
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
1
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
3
5
1
4
.1
23
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
alpha - Ionone
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iritone V
Pomarose
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
432
Rose # 5b
3
8
.1
4
28
43
5
9
.1
21
9
3
39
102
14
77
8
1
85
9
21
6
4
1
.1
315
4
.1
13
1
32
5
3
21
Rosone
Amyrs Oil W.I.
Civet Tincture 20 %
Heliotropine
Anthea Sandla Coeur
Vanillin
Polarose
Iris Beurre Oil
Petilyn
Hedione
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Carnation Base
Di Methyl Octanol
Hydrofix R
Adoxal
Irisone Bis
Anisylalcohol
Citronellol 99 %
Rose Oil
Linalol 98 %
Meijiff
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
1
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
3
5
1
4
.1
23
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Myraldyl Acetate
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
alpha - Ionone
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Iridales
Pomarose
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
433
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 5c
3
8
.1
4
28
43
5
9
.1
21
11
3
42
96
14
83
8
1
85
9
21
6
4
1
.1
310
4
.1
13
1
33
5
3
22
Benzophenone
Sandalore
Civet Tincture 20 %
Heliotropine
Sandiff
Vanillin
Polarose
Iris Beurre Oil
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxyciol
Rosone
Lyral
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Lioral
Rose Bulgare
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 99 %
Rose Oil Otto
Linalool Special
Muguet Alcohol
Geraniol 98 %
7
.2
8
.8
.1
3
2
1
15
1
12
3
10
1
3
1
.4
3
5
1
3
.1
23
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Rose Morocco Abs.
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
alpha - Ionone
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Orange Blossom Base
Rosa
Jasilyn
Nerol
Iritone V
Pomarose
Linalyl Acetate
The
1,000
434
Rose # 5d
3
8
.1
4
28
43
5
9
.1
21
11
3
42
90
14
83
8
1
85
9
21
6
4
3
.1
314
4
.1
13
1
32
5
3
21
Rosa Crystals
Amyrs Oil W.I.
Civet Tincture 20 %
Heliotropine
Muskylein
Javanol
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Iris Beurre Oil
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Muguet Base
Geraniol Prime
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Benzyl Propionate
y - Irone
Nerol Petals
Linalol 98 %
Muguet Alcohol
Geraniol 970
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
1
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
3
5
1
4
.1
23
1
Orange Flor Deco
Folione
Rose Turkey Abs.
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vamba
Nerol
Ionone Alpha 60
Petitgrain Bigaradier
Pomarose
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
435
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 5e
3
8
.1
4
28
43
5
6
.1
21
11
3
42
95
14
93
8
1
85
9
21
6
4
1
.1
297
4
.1
13
1
32
5
3
21
Benzophenone
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civet Tincture 20 %
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Anthea Sandla Coeur
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Propionate
Iris Beurre Oil
Hysimal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rose Crystals
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelal
Oxide De Rosa
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 96 %
Jasmone
Linalol 98 %
Muguet Alcohol
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
1
15
1
12
3
17
4
3
1
.4
3
5
1
4
.1
23
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
alpha - Ionone
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Iso Rose
Vanilla Alcohol
Nerol
Iritone V
Neroli Aurantium Oil
Pomarose
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
436
Rose # 6a
.1
7
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
98
3
2
1
21
5
14
25
64
7
1
310
3
6
12
1
.2
14
.1
Vanilys - Pfw
Vanillin
Coumarina
Benzyl Salicylate
Y samber K
Nerolin Crystals
Benzyl Acetate Pur
Sandiff
Lilial
Rosenol synthetic
Serenolide
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 96 FCC
Orange Blossom Base
5
3
3
.1
5
3
56
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
2
Gardenia 1110
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Fine
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Honey Rose Givco
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Wardia
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Florantone T
Pomarose
1,000
437
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 6b
.1
7
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
98
3
2
1
21
5
14
25
64
7
1
310
3
6
12
1
.2
17
.1
Vanilys - Pfw
Vanillin
Musc Clear
Traseolide 100 Base
Benzyl Salicylate
Amberfleur
Hydroxycitronellal
Nerolin Crystals
MDJ Super
Amyris Oil West Indies ( Sandal )
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rosalin
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Serenolide
Ethyl Vanillin
Bois de Rose Oil - Brazil
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 96
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Violiff
5
3
3
.1
5
3
54
.5
1
9
33
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
2
Gardenia 1110
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Geraniol BRI FCC
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Honey Rose Givco
Geranium Oil pure
Cassis Fragrance
Damascenonel
Aldeido Muguet
Wardia
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Roseiff
Super Cepionate
Florantone T
Pomarose
1,000
438
Rose # 6c
.1
7
48
33
29
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
88
3
2
1
21
5
34
25
64
7
1
310
3
6
12
1
.2
14
.1
Vanilys - Pfw
Vanillin
Coumarina
Benzyl Salicylate
Y samber K
Nerolin Crystals
Benzyl Acetate Pur
Sandiff
Hydroxycitronellal Exteder
Lioral
Rosenol synthetic
Serenolide
Vanillinethyl
Geraniol Pur
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Rose Base # 60
Sandalore
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 85/09 % FCC
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
5
3
3
.1
5
3
56
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
2
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Bois Amberene Forte
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Fine
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Honey Rose Givco
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Damascenia
Muguet Aldehyde
Wardia
Azalea Oil - China
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Florantone T
Pomarose
1,000
439
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 6d
.1
7
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
98
3
2
1
21
5
14
25
64
7
1
310
3
6
12
1
.2
14
.1
Rosone
Vanillin
Coumarina
Benzyl Salicylate
Woodynol II
Hydroxycitronellal Pur
Orange Flower Ether
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate Pur
Sandiff
Hydroxycitronellol
Lilial
Amyl Salicylate
Eugenyl Acetate
Macrolide
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol S 95
Orange Blossom Base
Tuberose Artessence - Biolandes
5
3
3
.1
5
3
56
.5
1
9
35
.7
1
6
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
1
2
1
Top Galbanum 18.326
Nerol 97
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Bois Amberene Forte
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Fine
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Honey Rose Givco
Geranium Italie Orpur - Givaudan
Cassifix
Fleur de Rose - Synrarome, Fr.
Aldeido Muguet
Wardia
Iris V
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Meranol
Myraldyl Acetate
Florantone T
Ionone
1,000
440
Rose # 6e
.1
7
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
98
3
2
1
21
5
14
22
64
7
1
310
3
6
15
1
.2
14
.1
Civet Tincture
Vanillin
Benzyl Salicylate
Y samber K
Hydroxycitronellal
Nerolin Crystals
Sandalore
Hydroxycitronellal
Lilial
Rosenol synthetic
Bisabolene
Givescone - Givaudan
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Eugenol - Flexitrail
Sandalore
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 96 FCC
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
5
3
3
.1
5
3
56
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
2
Gardenia 1110
Jasmonyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Kir Base # 9741
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Pur
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Honey Rose Givco
Cassifix
Damascenonel
Lyrame Super
Rose Essence Abs.
Chandanone
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Meranol
Myraldyl Acetate
Orange Oil Bitter ( W.I. ) - Trinidad
Fleuramone
1,000
441
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 7a
2
4
9
.1
38
19
16
5
1
4
11
69
.1
12
4
.1
106
12
5
19
45
1
23
14
319
32
3
7
2
16
11
8
4
1
3
.3
Rosone
Musk 50 ( DEP )
Benzyl Benzoate
Exaltolide
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Osyrol
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ Super
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Cashmeran
Lioral
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
( DPG )
Rose Base # 59
Citronellol S 85
Neo Geranium Oil
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Egypt
.1
5
58
29
8
.1
5
2
.1
4
2
1
6
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Phenylethylalcohol
Benzyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Lyral
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
442
Rose # 7b
3
4
9
.1
38
19
14
5
1
4
11
69
.1
12
4
.1
98
12
5
19
45
1
22
14
318
44
3
7
2
16
11
8
4
1
3
.3
Rose Crystals
Musk 50 ( DEP )
Benzyl Benzoate
Exaltolide
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwood Substitute
Musk Emeressence
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ Super
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Bacdanol
Cashmeran
Graniol 970
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
( DPG )
Rose Base # 59
Citronellol S 85
Neo Geranium Oil
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Egypt
.1
5
58
29
8
.1
5
2
.1
4
2
1
6
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Phenylethylalcohol
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Lyral
Leaf Alcohol
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Acetate de Linalyl
1,000
443
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 7c
2
4
9
.1
38
19
16
5
1
4
11
59
.1
12
4
.1
96
12
5
19
45
1
23
14
319
52
3
7
1
16
11
8
4
1
3
.3
Rose Crystals ex Benzaldehyde
Musk TM II
Benzyl Benzoate
Exaltolide
Benzylsalicylate
Sandalwood Australia
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ Super
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Methyl Benzoate
Lioral
Rosone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
( DPG )
Rose Base # 62
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Citronellol S 85
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Egypt
.1
5
58
29
8
.1
5
2
.1
4
2
1
6
.1
3
8
1
1
4
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Orangeflor
Geraniol Prime
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Phenylethylalcohol
Benzyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance B
Lyral
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
444
Rose # 7d
3
4
9
.1
38
19
16
5
1
3
11
68
.1
12
4
.1
107
10
5
19
35
1
23
14
319
42
3
9
2
16
11
8
4
2
3
.3
Benzophenone
Musk 50 ( DEP )
Benzyl Benzoate
Musk Abs. C’Less
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Osyrol
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Heliotropine
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Rose Essence Abs.
MDJ Super
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Sandiff
Cashmeran
Geranio Africa
Rosone
Eugenol
Lyral
Rose Base # 59
Citronellol S 85
Geranium Chine
Wardia
Fruitaleur
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Artessence
.1
5
58
29
8
.1
5
2
.1
4
2
1
5
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Pure
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Phenylethylalcohol
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nerol 98 %
Bourgenal
Hydroxycitronellol
Leaf Alcohol
Alpha Damascon
Orangeflor
Vanilla Alcohol
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalylacetate
1,000
445
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 7e
2
4
9
.1
38
19
16
5
1
5
11
69
.1
12
4
.1
96
12
5
19
45
1
23
14
319
42
3
7
2
16
11
5
4
1
2
.3
Rosone
Musk 50 ( DEP )
Benzyl ALcohol
Exaltolide
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Osyrol
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Vanilla Abs. C’Less MD
Acetato Benzila
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Muguet Base
Santalox T Neat
Musk R - 1
Lioral
Polarose
Hydroxycitronellol
Propylene Glycol
Rose Base # 63
Citronellol Ex Citronelle
Rose Turquie
Rose Bulgarian
Melon Oliffac
Lyrame
Di Methyl Octanol
Bitter Orange NPF
.1
5
58
29
11
.1
5
2
.1
5
2
1
5
.1
3
8
1
1
3
2
36
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Aurantiol
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Iso Jasmon
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Acetate Neryle
Orange, Bitter Brazil
Troenan
Leaf Alcohol
Thesaron
Orangeflor
Gelsone
Stemone
Iso - Eugenol ( Carnation )
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
446
Rose # 8a
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
12
33
5
101
3
7
2
3
9
9
2
97
6
3
9
56
27
320
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
CouMarin
Benzophenone
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vamba
Civet Tincture
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Rose Crystals
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Rose Oil M/F
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol S 85
Lyral
Eugenol
Phenafleur
Nerol
Tuberose Absolute
Honey Rose Givco 73
Iridales
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
3
Wardia - Firmenich
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Core
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Iso Damascone
Geraniol 600
Perryfix ( Creations Aromatiques )
Acetate de Neryle
1,000
447
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 8b
47
3
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
12
31
5
101
1
7
2
3
11
9
2
94
6
3
9
58
27
320
5
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
CouMarin
Benzophenone
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vamba
Civet Tincture
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Rose Crystals
Benzyl Acetate
y - Irone
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Rose Oil M/F
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol S 85
Lyral
Geraniol Pure
Eugenol
Phenafleur
Nerol natural
Tuberose Absolute
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Raldeine 85
Phenylethylalcohol
Honey Rose Givco 77
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Ex Bois De Rose Oil
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
6
1
.1
2
3
Damascenone
Wardia - Firmenich
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Core
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Rose Oxide R
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Hidroxicitronelal
Iso Damascone
Geraniol 600
Perryfix - Symrise, Perry Brothers
Acetate de Neryle
1,000
448
Rose # 8c
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
3
1
12
33
5
101
3
7
2
3
9
9
2
94
6
3
9
59
27
320
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumane
Benzophenone
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vamba
Civet Tincture
Heliotropine
Roseone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanillin ex Benzaldehyde
Musk 15
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol S 85
Lyral
Eugenol
Phenafleur
Nerol
Tuberose Absolute
Geranium over Roses
alpha - Ionone
Phenylethylalcohol
Honey Rose Givco 73
Alcohol C - 9
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalol 98 %
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
7
1
.1
2
4
Wardia - Firmenich
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Core
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Rose Moroccan Extra
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame Super
Iso Damascone
Geraniol 600
Neryl Acetate
1,000
449
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 8d
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
3
2
12
33
5
98
3
7
2
3
9
11
2
97
5
3
9
58
27
320
4
2
.1
2
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
32
CouMarin
Benzophenone
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vamba
Civet Tincture
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Rose Crystals
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Vanilys
Muskylein
Rose Oil M/F
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol A.J.
Lyral
Eugenol
Sandalore
Nerol
Tuberose Absolute
Iso - Eugenol
Irisone Bis
Alcohol Ethylphenylique
Rose Abs. Egyptian
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
2
.4
3
15
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
8
6
1
.1
2
1
Wardia - Firmenich
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang Petals I
Meranol
Cassifix
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tube Rose Oliffac
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Hysimal
Rose Oil Turkey 1282
Geraniol 600
Pearalate
Acetate de Neryle
1,000
450
Rose # 8e
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
12
33
3
91
3
4
2
3
14
9
2
97
6
3
9
64
27
322
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Helional
Benzophenone
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vamba
Civet Tincture
Iso Eugenol Acetate
Geranodyle
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Iritone V
Vanilys
Musk Emeressence
Rose Oil M/F
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol S 95
Lyral
Hydroxy Citronellal
Eugenol
Phenafleur
Nerol
Tuberose Absolute
Iso Raldeine 85
Phenylethylalcohol
Honey Rose Givco 73
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
5
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
3
Wardia - Firmenich
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Core
Meranol
Bois Amberene Forte
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Hidroxicitronelal ( Muguet )
Iso Damascone
Rose Attar
Apritone
Neryl Acetate
1,000
451
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 9a
.1
10
49
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
44
43
.1
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
310
2
54
2
3
5
1
7
4
Civet Artificial 1c
Hercolyn - D
Musk R - 1
Vanisal
Sandela
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 09
Lily Aldehyde
Rose Otto, Bulgaria
Lyral
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Fine
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol 60
Jasmonyl Acetate
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
1
39
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Rose Abs. Turkey A
Aurantiol Pure
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Tangerinol
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate pur
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Methyl Dianthanol
Linalyl Acetate Special 95.5 %
Violiff
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Veraflor
Bourgenal
1,000
452
Rose # 9b
.1
10
49
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
42
43
.1
6
3
1
9
78
7
9
310
2
54
2
3
5
1
7
4
Civet Artificial 1d
Hercolyn - D
Musk 50 DEP
Vanilline
Sandela
Coumarina
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 09
Lily Aldehyde
Rose Otto, Bulgaria
Lyral
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Fine
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol 60
Jasmonyl Acetate
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
1
39
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Rose Abs. Turkey A
Aurantiol Pure
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Tangerinol
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate pur
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Methyl Dianthanol
Violiff
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Veraflor
Bourgenal
1,000
453
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 9c
.1
8
49
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
9
5
44
43
.1
6
3
1
9
76
7
9
310
2
57
2
3
2
1
7
4
Civet Powder # 1b
Benzyl Propionate
Musk R - 1
Vanisal
Sandela
Coumane
Iso & Super
Nerol 80 %
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Benzyle Acetate Pur
Alcohol C - 09
Lily Aldehyde
Citronellol natural
Rose Otto, Bulgaria
Meijiff
Bonorax
y - Irone
Geraniol 90 %
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Muguet Aldehyde
Cinnamon Leaf - Sri Lanka
Geraniol 60
Jasmonyl Acetate
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
1
40
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Rose Essence Abs.
Aurantiol Pure
Wardia
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Oliffac
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Methyl Dianthanol
Violiff
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Fleuramone
Bourgenal
1,000
454
Rose # 9d
.1
10
49
38
7
11
23
51
6
4
1
49
15
4
48
7
5
43
.1
2
3
1
9
76
7
9
310
2
54
2
3
5
1
7
4
Civet Artificial 1a
Hercolyn - D
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vanisal
Sandela
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Osyrol
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 09
Lily Aldehyde
Citronellol Prime
Rose Otto, Bulgaria
Lyral
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Fine
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Muguet Aldehyde
Geraniol 60
Jasmonyl Acetate
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
1
39
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Rose Centifolia Abs. - France
Aurantiol Pure
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Tangerine Oil ( Florida / Brazil )
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate pur
Orange Flor
Palmarosa, India
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Pepperwood
Violiff
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Veraflor
Muguesia
1,000
455
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 9e
.1
10
49
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
52
15
4
7
5
34
43
.1
4
3
1
9
78
7
6
310
2
65
2
3
5
1
7
4
Civet Ethiopia
Hercolyn - D
Etilen Brassilato ( Musc T )
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Vanillin
Sandela
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Hedione
Florosia
Kephalis
Methyl Benzoate
Alcohol C - 09
Lily Aldehyde
Rose Otto, Bulgaria
Hidroxicitronelal
Bonorax
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Fine
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Mugone S 207 M
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol 60
Jasmonyl Acetate
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
1
41
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Rose ( Otto ) Oil - Russia
Methyl Anthranilate
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Citronet
Tangerine Oil of Florida ( C.P. )
Phenylethylalcohol
Top Muguet
Methyl Tuberate pur
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Methyl Dianthanol
Orangeflor
Florantone T
Rose De Mai Absolue Recobase 1
Rose Petals Extract
Veraflor
Bourgenal
1,000
456
Rose # 10a
47
8
9
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
83
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
55
10
300
9
24
1
Coumarin Substitute
Musk T - Takasago
Heliotropine
Traseolide
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandalwood Givco 83
MDJ Super
Dupical
Anisic Aldehyde
Muguet Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol FCC
Cashmeran
Benzylacetate
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Geraniol Pure
Reseda Body
3
77
3
.4
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Muguet Aldeido
Nerol Petals
Laurine Extra
Linalol
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Iris odor
Wardia
Grapefruit Oil ( White / Pink )
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Isobergamote
1,000
457
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 10b
47
8
9
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
9
1
4
81
5
4
7
11
4
13
1
8
3
55
10
300
9
24
1
Coumarina
Galaxolide 50 ( IFF )
Heliotropine
Traseolide
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandalwood Givco 86
MDJ - Kao Corp. - Japan
Dupical
Anisic Aldehyde
Muguet Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Acetate Benzila
Citronellol FCC
Musk
Benzylacetate
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Geraniol Pure
Reseda Body
3
77
3
.4
1
3
4
1
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
8
.7
4
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
4
Muguet Aldehyde
Nerol 95 %
Laurine Extra
Linalol
Geraniol Prime
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Iritone V
Wardia
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerinol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Bergamot Oil FCC
1,000
458
Rose # 10c
47
8
11
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
83
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
8
3
55
10
300
9
24
1
CouMarin Crystals
Musc T - Takasago
Benzyl Propionate
Heliotropine
Traseolide
Vanillin
Geraniol Pur
Sandalwood Givco 83
Benzyl Acetate Nat. - MelChem
Florosia
Iso Rose
Muguet Base
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol FCC
Cashmeran
Geraniol 970
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Geraniol Pure
Hyacinth PP
3
77
3
.4
1
3
5
3
19
.5
1
3
17
11
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
36
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Muguet Aldeido
Nerol 97
Cherry Bark Oil - India
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Iridales
Wardia
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerine Oil of Texas ( C.P. )
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Roseiff
Leaf Alcohol
Mugone S 207 M
Bergaleaves
1,000
459
Glen O. Brechbill
Rose # 10d
47
10
9
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
83
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
6
3
55
10
300
9
24
1
Coumarin Substitute
Musk T - Takasago
Heliotropine
Traseolide
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandalwood Givco 83
MDJ Super
Anisyl Alcohol
Anisic Aldehyde
Muguet Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol FCC
Musk 781
Benzyl Acetate
Sandalwood Oils
Geraniol Pure
Ionone Alpha
Carnation Base
Hydroxyciol
3
77
3
.4
1
3
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Muguet Aldeido
Nerol Petals
Cinnamon Bark Oil
Hydrofix R
Linalol
Rose Essence Abs.
Cinnamalva
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Gernaium Oil - China, Egypt
Meranol
Wardia
Linalylacetate
Tangerine Oil of California
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rhodinol
Rose Oxide R
Mugetanol
Mandarinal
1,000
460
Rose # 10e
47
10
9
4
31
50
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
83
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
6
3
55
10
300
9
22
1
Di Hydro Coumarex
Musk Emeressence
Heliotropine
Traseolide
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandalwood Givco 83
MDJ Super
Anisyl Alcohol
Hawthorn
Muguet Base
Eugenyl Acetate
Ethylvanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Benzyle Acetato
Citronellol
Musk Gazalle
Benzyl Acetate
Sandalwood Oil Indian
Geraniol Pure
Ionone Alpha 60
Carnation Base
Hydroxyciol
3
77
3
.4
1
1
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
40
1
.3
1
.1
1
4
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Aldeido
Nerol Petals
Coriander Oil - Russia
Hydrofix R
Linalool
Rose Essence Abs.
Cinnamalva
Grapefruit Oil of Florida
Geraniol Prime
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Vert De Cassis Givco
Gernaium Oil - China
Meranol
Wardia
Linalylacetate
Tangerine Oil
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rhodinol
Rose Oxide R
Mugetanol
Clementine Oil Orpur - Givaudan
1,000
461
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Violet
Viola is a genus of flowering plants
in the violet family Violaceae, with
around 400–500 species distributed
around the world. Most species are
found in the temperate Northern
Hemisphere;
however,
viola
species (commonly called violets,
pansies or heartsease) are also
found in widely divergent areas
such as Hawaii, Australasia, and
the Andes in South America.
Viola species are herbaceous, and a
substantial number are acaulescent
in habit - meaning they lack any
noticeable stems and the foliage
and flowers appear to rise from the
ground; the remaining species have
short stems with foliage and flowers produced in the axils of the
leaves. The simple leaves of plants
with either habit are arranged alternately; the acaulescent species produce basal rosettes. Plants always
Most Viola species are perennial have leaves with stipules that are
plants, some are annual plants, and often leaf-like.
a few are small shrubs. A number
of species are grown for their orna- The flowers of the vast majority of
mental flowers in borders and rock the species are zygomorphic with
gardens; the garden pansy in partic- bilateral symmetry. The flowers are
ular is an extensively used spring formed from five petals; four are
and autumn/winter bedding and pot upswept or fan-shaped petals with
plant. Viola and violetta are terms two per side, and there is one broad,
used by gardeners and generally in lobed lower petal pointing downhorticulture for neat, small-flow- ward. The shape of the petals and
ered hybrid plants intermediate in placement defines many species,
size between pansies and violets.
for example, some Viola species
have a "spur" on the end of each
Description
petal while most have a spur on the
lower petal.
Viola species typically have heartshaped, scalloped leaves, though a Solitary flowers end long stalks
number have palmate leaves or with a pair of bracteoles. The flowother shapes. The vast majority of ers have 5 sepals that persist after
blooming, and in some species the
sepals enlarge after blooming. The
flowers have five free stamens with
short filaments that are oppressed
against the ovary, only the lower
two stamens have nectary spurs that
are inserted on the lowest petal into
the spur or a pouch. The flower
styles are thickened near the top
and the stigmas are head-like, narrowed or often beaked. The flowers
have a superior ovary with one cell,
which has three placentae, containing many ovules.
Viola flowers are most often spring
blooming with chasmogamous
flowers with well-developed petals
pollinated by insects. Many species
also produce self-pollinated cleistogamous flowers in summer and
autumn that do not open and lack
petals. In some species the showy
chasmogamous flowers are infertile
(e.g.,Viola papilionacea).
After flowering, fruit capsules are
produced that split open by way of
three valves. On drying, the capsules may eject seeds with considerable force to distances of several
meters. The nutlike seeds have
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Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC - Violet
straight embryos, flat cotyledons,
Teide violet
and soft fleshy endosperm that is
oily. The seeds of some species Viola corsica
have elaiosomes and are dispersed
Corsican pansy
by ants.
Viola hederacea
Flower colours vary in the genus,
Australian native violet, ivyranging from violet, as their comleaved violet
mon name suggests, through various shades of blue, yellow, white, Viola hirta
and cream, whilst some types are
hairy violet
bicolored, often blue and yellow.
Many cultivars and hybrids have Viola labradorica
been bred in a greater spectrum of
alpine violet
colours. Flowering is often profuse,
and may last for much of the spring Viola odorata
and summer.
sweet violet
One quirk of some viola is the elu- Viola pedunculata
sive scent of their flowers; along
yellow pansy
with terpenes, a major component
of the scent is a ketone compound Viola persicifolia
called ionone, which temporarily
fen violet
desensitises the receptors of the
nose, thus preventing any further Viola pubescens
scent being detected from the
downy yellow violet
flower until the nerves recover.
Viola riviniana
Selected Species:
common dog violet
Viola arvensis
field pansy
Viola rostrata
long-spurred violet
Viola banksii
Australian native violet, ivyleaved violet
Viola sororia
common blue violet, hooded
violet
Viola biflora
yellow wood violet, twoflower
violet
Viola canina
heath dog violet
Viola cheiranthifolia
Viola tricolor
wild pansy, heartsease
Note:
("dogtooth violets") are related to
the true Viola.
The genus includes dog violets, a
group of scentless species which
are the most common viola in many
areas, sweet violet (Viola odorata)
(named from its sweet scent), and
many other species whose common
name includes the word "violet".
Several species are known as pansies, including the yellow pansy
(Viola pedunculata) of the Pacific
coast.
Common blue violet Viola sororia
is the state flower of Wisconsin,
Rhode Island, Illinois, and New
Jersey.
Australia is home to a number of
Viola species, including Viola hederacea, Viola betonicifolia and
Viola banksii, first collected by
Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander
on the Cook voyage to Botany Bay.
The modern garden pansy (V. ×
wittrockiana) is a plant of complex
hybrid origin involving at least
three species, V. tricolor (wild
pansy or heartsease), V. altaica and
V. lutea (mountain pansy).
Species and cultivars
Cultivars of Viola cornuta, Viola
cucullata, Viola odorata, are commonly grown from seed. Other
species often grown include Viola
labradorica, Viola pedata and Viola
rotundifolia.
Neither Saintpaulia ("African violets") nor Erythronium dens-canis
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Bedding plants
Viola ( 'Blackjack' )
The plants known to gardeners as
"violas" are common bedding and
pot plants world wide. In 2005 in
the United States, violas (including
pansies) were one of the top three
bedding plant crops and 111 million
dollars worth of flats of violas were
produced for the bedding flower
market. Pansies and violas used for
bedding are generally raised from
seed, and F1 hybrid seed strains
have been developed which produce compact plants of reasonably
consistent flower colouring and
appearance. Bedding plants are
usually discarded after one growing
season.
Weed control
Not all violets are desired, and wild
violets are considered weeds in
North American lawns by some
people. Others tolerate or welcome
the presence of violets in lawns.
Wild violets are regarded as a problem in shady fescue lawns in North
America. Violets thrive in the
part/full shade and are not susceptible to most herbicides used to kill
common lawn weeds. Triclopyr, a
weedkiller, has been found to be an
effective method of controlling
wild violets in fescue lawns.
Culinary
Perrenial Cultivars
There are hundreds of perennial
viola and violetta cultivars; many
of these do not "come true" from
seed and therefore have to be propagated from cuttings. Violettas can
be distinguished from violas by the
lack of ray markings on their petals.
A few popular examples include:
Viola 'Ardross Gem' ( viola )
Viola 'Buttercup' ( violetta )
Viola 'Columbine' ( viola )
Viola 'Dawn' ( violetta )
Viola 'Etain' ( viola )
Viola 'Irish Molly' ( viola )
Viola 'Jackanapes' ( viola )
Viola 'Maggie Mott' ( viola )
Viola 'Martin' ( viola )
Viola 'Molly Sanderson' ( viola )
Viola 'Rebecca' ( violetta )
Viola 'Vita' ( viola )
Viola 'Zoe' ( violetta )
When newly opened, Viola flowers
may be used to decorate salads or in
stuffings for poultry or fish.
Soufflés, cream and similar
desserts can be flavoured with
essence of Viola flowers. The
young leaves are edible raw or
cooked as a somewhat bland leaf
vegetable. The flowers and leaves
of the cultivar 'Rebecca', one of the
Violetta violets, has a distinct vanilla flavor with hints of wintergreen.
to orange flowers in the past (when
almonds or orange peel are treated
this way they are called pralines).
Candied violets are still made commercially in Toulouse, France,
where they are known as violettes
de Toulouse. They are used as decorating or included in aromatic
desserts.
The French are also known for their
violet syrup, most commonly made
from an extract of violets. In the
United States, this French violet
syrup is used to make violet scones
and marshmallows.
Viola essence flavours the liqueurs
Creme Yvette, Creme de Violette,
and Parfait d'Amour. It is also used
in Parma Violets confectionery.
Medicinal
The flowers, leaves and roots of
various Viola species are used for
medicinal purposes, being rich in
vitamins A and C. They also contain a type of antioxidant called an
anthocyanin. Viola flowers are also
used to make an herbal tea that is
used in Chinese herbal medicine.
Most violas (all tested) and many
plants of the Violaceae plant family
contain cyclotides, which have a
diverse range of biological activities, including uterotonic, anti-HIV,
antimicrobial, and insecticidal
activities.
A candied violet or crystallized violet is a flower, usually of Viola
odorata, preserved by a coating of
egg white and crystallised sugar.
Alternatively, hot syrup is poured
over the fresh flower (or the flower
is immersed in the syrup) and Viola canescens, a species from
stirred until the sugar recrystallizes from India, exhibited in vitro activand has dried. This method is still ity against Trypanosoma cruzi.
used for rose petals and was applied
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Fourteen anthocyanins from V. Characteristics
pounds found in a variety of essenyedoensis and V. prionantha have
tial oils, including rose oil. betabeen identified. Some anthocyanins Viola odorata is quite similar to Ionone is a significant contributor
show strong antioxidant activities. other species of violet, but can be to the aroma of roses, despite its
distinguished by the following relatively low concentration, and is
Perfume
characteristics:
an important fragrance chemical
used in perfumery. The ionones are
Viola odorata is used as a source for the flowers are aromatic,
derived from the degradation of
scents in the perfume industry.
carotenoids.
Violet is known to have a 'flirty' the flowers are normally either dark
scent as its fragrance comes and violet or white,
The carotenes alpha-carotene, betagoes. Ionone is present in the flowcarotene, gamma-carotene, and the
ers, which turns off the ability for the leaves and flowers are all in a xanthophyll beta-cryptoxanthin, all
humans to smell the fragrant com- basal rosette,
contain beta-ionone, and thus have
pound for moments at a time.
vitamin A activity because they can
the style is hooked (and does not be converted by plant-eating aniViola Odorata
end with a rounded appendage),
mals to retinol and retinal.
Carotenoids that do not contain the
Viola odorata is a species of the the leaf-stalks have hairs which beta-ionone moiety cannot be congenus Viola native to Europe and point downwards, and
verted to retinol, and thus have no
Asia, but has also been introduced
vitamin A activity.
to North America and Australasia. the plant spreads with stolons
It is commonly known as Wood (above-ground shoots).
Biosynthesis
Violet, Sweet Violet, English
Violet, Common Violet, or Garden These perennial flowers can mature Carotenoids are the precursors of
Violet. The herb is known as at a height of 4 to 6 inches and a important fragrance compounds in
Banafsa, Banafsha or Banaksa in spread of 8 to 24 inches.
several flowers. For example, a
India, where it is commonly used as
recent study of ionones in
remedy to cure sore throat and ton- Species
Osmanthus fragrans Lour. var.
silitis. The sweet scent of this
aurantiacus, exhibit the highest
flower has proved popular through- The species can be found near the diversity of carotenoid-derived
out the generations[by whom?], edges of forests or in clearings; it is volatiles among the flowering
particularly in the late Victorian also a common "uninvited guest" in plants investigated. A cDNA
period, and has consequently been shaded lawns or elsewhere in gar- encoding a carotenoid cleavage
used in the production of many cos- dens.
enzyme, OfCCD1, was identified
metic fragrances and perfumes. The
from transcripts isolated from flowFrench are also known for their vio- Ionones
ers of O. fragrans Lour. It was
let syrup, most commonly made
found that the recombinant
from an extract of violets. In the The ionones are a series of closely enzymes cleaved carotenes to proUnited States, this French violet related chemical substances that are duce -ionone and -ionone in in vitro
syrup is used to make violet scones part of a group of compounds assays.
and marshmallows.
known as rose ketones, which also
includes damascones and damas- It was also found in the same study
cenones. Ionones are aroma com- that carotenoid content, volatile
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emissions, and OfCCD1 transcript
levels are subject to photorhythmic
changes, and principally increased
during daylight hours. At the times
when OfCCD1 transcript levels
reached their maxima, the
carotenoid content remained low or
slightly decreased. The emission of
ionones was also higher during the
day; however, emissions decreased
at a lower rate than the transcript
levels. Moreover, carotenoid content increased from the first to the
second day, whereas the volatile
release decreased, and the OfCCD1
transcript levels displayed steadystate oscillations, suggesting that
the substrate availability in the cellular compartments is changing or
other regulatory factors are
involved in volatile norisoprenoid
formation. The formation of
ionones proceeds by a process
mediated by the carotenoid dioxygenases.
Organic synthesis
Ionone can be synthesised from citral and acetone with calcium oxide
as a basic heterogeneous catalysis
and serves as an example of an
aldol condensation followed by a
rearrangement reaction.
The nucleophilic addition of the
carbanion 3 of acetone 1 to the carbonylgroup on citral 4 is base catalysed. The aldol condensation product 5 eliminates water through the
enolate ion 6 to the pseudoionone
7.
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Violet Fragrance Chemicals
BOOK # 1 ( A - G )
Violet Oil
Violet Leaf Absolute
A. Fakhry & Company - Egypt
Violet Leaf Abs.
Viola Odorata - Violet Leaf
Nonadienal
FLORAL NOTE
Methyl Ionone Gamma
Orivone
Undecavertol
FLORAL GROUP
Irone
A.N.E.C. - France
Orris
Violet
Violette
Alpha Ionone
Africa Trade - Africa
GREEN GROUP
Beta Ionone
Violet Leaves
AROMATIC & MEDICINAL PLANTS
Di Hydro Beta Ionone
Iris Racine
Violet Abs. - Egypt
Ionone 100 %
Ionone Pure
Irisone Alpha
Irisone Pure
Irone Alpha
Irotyl
Iso Raldeine 70
Iso Raldiene 95
Alfa Chem - USA
Liffarome
Violet Leaf Abs.
Methyl Ionone
Albert Vielle SA - France
Orris Oil - Italy
ABSOLUTES
Violette Feuilles Egypte Concrete
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Ionone Alpha
Ionone Alpha Incolore
Ionone Beta
Ionone Beta Savon
Ionone Brute
Ionone Pure
Ionone Savon
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Di Hydro Alpha Ionone
Bordas Destilaciones - Spain
Violet Leaves Absolute
Ethyl Octine Carbonate
AROMA CHEMICALS
Astra Extracts - USA
ESSENTIAL OILS
e,z-26-Nonadien-1-AL FCC
3,z-2,6-Nonadien-1-OL FCC
Alpha Ionone Extra
Alpha Ionone 700
Alpha Methyl Ionone
Iris
Berje Inc. - USA
AROMA CHEMICALS
Orris Root Concrete
Orris Augaflor 13
Violet Augaflor 27
Ionone
Ionone Alfa
Ionone Beta
AROMA CHEMICALS
ABSOLUTE
Ionone Alpha
Ionone Alpha-beta
Ionone Beta
Ionone for Soap
Violet Leaf Abs. / Concrete
Orris Abs.
Violet Leaf Concrete
Carrubba Inc. - USA
Iris Italy
Iris Italie
Methyl Ionone Alpha
Methyl Ionone Bj
Methyl Ionone Gamma
Violet
Viollettes
Iris
Basf - Germany
SPECIALTIES
Violet
Beta Ionone R
Irone V
BFA Laboratoires - France
Orris Inco 3
Orris Butter / Root - Concrete
Orris Iris Germanica L.
Rhizome Morocco
Violet Pays Absolute
PARFUMERIE RECONSTITUTIONS
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Orris Butter Artessence E - 3721
Methyl Ionone
Methyl Ionone Alpha
ABSOLUTES / CONCRETES
EXTRACT’S
Alpha Ionone BRI FCC
Alpha Ionyl Acetate
Alpha Iso Methyl Ionol
Alpha Iso Methyl Ionone BRI
Alpha Iso Methyl Ionyl Acetate
Charabot & Co., Inc. - France
Violet Leaves Abs.
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Methyl Octine Carbonate Subst.
Iris Abs.
Orris Questarome
QUIMICOS DE AROMATICOS
Iris Concrete
Vioris
Ionona Alpha
Ionona Beta
Rhodia SA - France
Charabot SA - France
Alpha Ionone
ABSOLUTES
Violet Leaf Oil Abs. Egypt
Beta Ionone
Violet Leaf Oil Abs. Decolor Egypt
Violet Leaf Oil Abs.
Violetes Feuilles Absolue
Viola Odorata
Orris Concrete Morocco
MATIERES PREMIERES AROMATIQUES
Ionol CP
Ionona CP
Ionona Alfa
Ionona Beta
Irone Alpha
Orris Resinoid Morocco
Firmenich SA - Switz.
Iris Concrete Synth 199 L.
Metil Ionona Gama
Violettyne MIP
Nonaidenal
Nonadienol 2, 6
Givaudan SA - Switz.
Irisone
Irisone, alpha
Irone, alpha
Iso - Raldeine 70
Iso - Raldeine 95
Mixed Ionones
Exaflor - France
CONCRETES ET ABSOLUTES
Velvione
Iris Givco 204/2
Irisone Alpha
Irone Alpha
Violette - Egypte
Cosmark - Australia
2 - Undecanone
ABSOLUTES
Raldeine A GV
PRODUIT DE SYNTHESE
Violet Leaves Abs.
Viola Odorata L.
Undecavertol
Ionone Alpha
Quest Intl. ( Givaudan ) - Switz. Ionone Beta
Ionone
Iononyl Acetate
Iononyl Formate Extra
Violet Leaves Concrete
Viola Odorata L.
Violet Absolute / Concrete
Iralia
Iralia Total
Iris Concrete Synthetic 199 L
Methyl Ionone
Methyl Ionone Alpha Iso Super
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Violettyne MIP
Undecavertol
QUEST PERFUMERS COMPENDIUM
Violet Abs.
Azarbre
Ionone
Methyl Ionone - 6
Methyl Ionone - Alpha - Iso
Methyl Ionyl Acetate
Orris, Concrete
Methyl Ionone
Methyl Ionone Alpha Iso
Methyl Ionone Beta
Orris
Orris Root Absolute
Orris Root Concrete
Orris Root Resinoid
Ionone, Alpha
Ionone, Beta
Irisone Crystal - Usa
Violet
Violet Flower Absolute
Violet Methyl Carbonate
The Good Scents Company - USA
FRUITY
Beta Ionone
Orris Root Absolute
Ionone Epoxide - Beta
Frencharoma Imports Co., - USA
Violet Flower Absolute
Methyl Beta Ionol
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Iris Concrete
Alpha Ionol
Alpha Ionone
Alpha Irone
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Ionone, Alpha
Ionone, Beta
Irone Alpha
Ionyl Acetate - Beta
Irone - Alpha
Violette Absolute
Violet Abs.
Beta Ionol
Beta Ionone
Beta Ionyl Acetate
Iris Givco 204/2
Orris Givco 204/2
HC Biochem - China
Handa Fine Chemicals Ltd. - U.K.
Iris Moss
AROMA CHEMICALS COMPENDIUM
Methyl Ionyl Acetate
Hermani Ex-Imp Corp. - India
Ionantheme 100 %
Ionone Beta
Irisone Pure
Irone Alpha
Methyl Octne Carbonate
VIOLET NOTE
AROMATIC PERFUMERY CHEMICALS
Ionol - Alpha
Ionol - Beta
Ionone - Alpha
Ionone - Beta
Ionyl Acetate - Alpha
Alpha Ionone
Ionone 100 %
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BOOK # 2 ( I - Z )
Viola Odorata
Undecatriene 10 %
Ionone Total
Viola Odorata
Methyl Ionone Gamma
Methyl Ionone Totale
Kuber Impex Ltd. - India
Orris Concrete 8 %
Orris Concrete 15 %
Orris Oil Liquid Concentrated
IFF - USA
Banafshah, Wild Violet
Viola Odorata
Ionone 100 %
Ionone Alpha
Ionone Alpha Beta Regular
Ionone Beta
Orris Abs. Extra
Orris
Iris Germanica
Violet Leaf Abs.
Violet Leaf Abs. Extra
Laboratoire Monique Remy - France Violet Leaf Abs. MD
Violet Leaf Egyptian Abs. Extra
Violet Leaves Abs. Egypt
Mane SA - France
Orris Abs. - Morocco
Orris Butter - Morocco
Methyl Ionone Gamma A
Orivone
Violiff
JC Buck Ltd. - U.K.
Violette Feuilles Egyptian Abs.
Ionone 100 %
Methyl Ionone Alpha
Methyl Ionone Gamma
ABSOLUTES
Ionone
Irone Alfa
Ivyal
Methyl Ionone
Methyl Ionone - Alfa
Methyl Ionone Gamma
Methyl Ionone Iso Super Alfa
Methyl Ionone Soap
ABSOFLOR
Ionone Alpha Nat.
Ionone Beta Nat.
Ionone Mixture Nat.
Orris Absoflor
Violet Leaf Absoflor
Irotyl
Methyl Ionone Gamma
Ionantheme 100 %
Ionone Beta
Irisone Alpha
Irisone Pure
Irone Alpha
Orris Resinoid
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Glen O. Brechbill
Violet Oil M/F
Ionona St.
Iris Concrete ( Orris )
Iris Anthene
Irival
Irone Alfa
Iris Givco 204/2
Irisone Alpha
Irone Alpha
Isoraldeine 70
Isoraldeine 95
Metil Ionone Gamma
Violetta Assoluta
Viola Odorata
Undecatriene 10 %
Violet Leaf Abs.
Orris Concrete Natural
Orris Concrete Natural Essence
Violet Leaf Abs.
Moraflor Produits - France
PCAS - France
WOODY
Beta Ionone ( P/G)
Violet Leaves Abs.
Irisone Crystals
Methyl Ionone
Prima Fleur - USA
Violet Egypt Abs.
Violet French Abs.
Orris Concrete FCC
Orris Select
Iris Pallida
Albania
SIpA A. Ch. Berthier - France
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Violet Leaf Abs.
Viola Odorata Egypt
Irotyl
Ionone
Ionone - Alpha
Ionone - Beta
Ionone 100 %
Irisox 511 M
Peter Jarvis Cosmetic - U.K.
Methyl Ionone
ABSOLUTES
HERBAL EXTRACTS
Violet EG
Violet Leaves Abs.
Violet Leaves Abs. Egypt A
RESINOIDS
Violeta Folhas Abs.
Orris Resinoid S.B.A.
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
EXTRACTS
Ionona Alfa Hol.
Ionona Beta
Ionantheme 100 %
Ionone Beta
Orris ( Iris, Lily )
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Taytonn Pte Ltd. - Singapore
AROMA CHEMICALS
Alpha Ionone
IFF - USA
Ionone AB
Methyl Ionone Gamma
Methyl Ionone Terpenes
Shanghai M & U Ltd. - China
Orris Concrete FCC
Ionone 100 %
Ionone Alpha
Ionone Beta
Methyl Ionone Extra
Iris Abs. 75 %
ABSOLUTES
NATURAL AROMATICS
Natural Aroma Chemicals
Militiz Aromatics
Alpha Ionone
Alpha Ionone 70
Alpha Ionone 80
Alpha Ionone 90
Alpha Ionone
Thailand Institute - Thailand
Ionone Alpha 50 %
Ionone Beta 50 %
IFF - USA
Ionone Alpha
Irival
Methyl Ionone
Kao Corp. - Japan
Sundial Fragrances & Flavors - USA
Irotyl
France
Ionone Alpha
Ionone Beta
Violet Leaf Abs.
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Alpha Irone - Givaudan
Orris Root Concrete 8 %
ESSENTIAL OIL MAP OF THE WORLD Ionone 100 % - IFF
Ionone Alpha - IFF
Ionone Beta - IFF
Europe
Synarome - France
Iris Concretarome 2900
Iris V
Irisarome
Violiff - IFF
Violet
a-Ionone
a-Ionone Extra
Methyl Ionone
France
Venus Enterprises Ltd. - U.K.
Italy
Orris
Alpha Ionone
Trisenx, Inc. - USA
Beta Ionone
b-Ionone
Alpha - Ionone
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Glen O. Brechbill
Walsh, John D. Co., Inc. - USA
ABSOLUTE
Violet Leaf Abs.
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Ionone Alpha Beta
Ionone Beta, Pure
Irival
Methyl Ionone Beta Coeur
Methyl Ionone Extra
Methyl Ionone Gamma
Methyl Ionone Gamma Extra
Methyl Ionone Regular
ABSOLUTE
AROMATIC CHEMICALS
Alpha Iso Methyl Ionone
Alpha Iso Methyl Ionone pure
Beta Ionone
Methyl Ionone
Methyl Ionone Gamma pure
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Violet Notes
Alpha Ionone
Soft warm, orris violet like, sweet and extremely diffusive.
Alpha Ionone 60
Mild floral violet odor.
Alpha Ionone White Coeur
Floral violet like.
Alvanone Extra
Rich natural woody violet odor with walnut creamy undertone.
Alvanone G
Similar to the extra but woodier and less creamy.
Beta Ionone
Warm woody dry odor with a fruity undertone.
Beta Ionone R
Dry powdery, floral, woody, orris.
Cetonal
Is an elegant ingredient used in woody, orris accords as well as with
leather, tobacco and animal notes where it acts as an excellent
blending agent and adds to the harmony of a fragrance.
Cetone Alpha
Tenacious floral violet compound.
Cetone V
Has many facets to its character and thus has many uses. It blends
well with ionones, citrus notes, lavender, fruity and oriental accords
where it adds body and excellent diffusion.
Ionantheme 100 %
Is used largely in floral, violet bouquets, but also in fruit accords to
provide volume and substantivity. Is fruitier and less woody than
either Irisone Alpha or Irisone pure.
Ionol Alpha
Berry, sweet ionone like with a woody floral powdery note.
Ionol Beta
Sweet, woody berry powdery, floral and fruity.Ionone
Warm, balsamic, violet floral.
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Glen O. Brechbill
Ionone Alpha
Floral, violet, woody fruity.
Ionone Alpha Extra
Floral violet.
Ionone Alpha Beta Regular Warm, woody more violet, alpha ionone 60%, beta ionone 30%.
Ionone Alpha Methyl C
Floral violet.
Ionone Alpha Methyl Naphyl
A very faint slightly sweet floral violet type odor.
Fruity, woody violet, fresher, alpha Ionone 81%, beta ionone 9%.
Warm, woody violet, alpha ionone 70%, beta ionone 30%.
Floral violet.
Ionone Beta Pure
More fruity, and woody like than alpha.
Ionone 100 %
Violet odor with a suggestion of cedarwood and orris.
Inonyl Acetate
Fruity top note, characteristics of linalyl and terpinyl acetate.
Ionyl Beta Acetate
Natural raspberry note.
Inonyl Formate Extra
Powerful herbal floral.
Iraldein Delta
Floral violet as well as with dry powdery iris nuances.
Iraldein Gamma
Sweetly floral like violet slightly fruity like fig and raspberry.
Iraldeine Beta
Woody warm odor.
Iraldeine Delta
Light and warm woody floral sometimes ambergris odor.
Iraldein 100%
Pleasant floral like violet as well as somewhat woody.
Iralia
A very pure orris or violet note of powdery woody character.
Iris Aldehyde
Extremely powerful, and diffusive orisy odor.
Iris Beurre Essence
Orris violet.
Iris Beurre Oil
Orris violet.
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Iris Concrete
Woody oily violet like odor.
Iris Concrete 8 % Irone
Orris, violet leaf like green odor.
Iris Concrete 11 % Irone
Orris, violet leaf like green odor.
Iris Concrete 199 KSA
Woody fatty oily but distinctly violet floral.
Iris Givco 204/2
This is a floral base specifically designed to match the scent of orris
absolute for use in functional applications. This reconstitution reflects the
different facets of natural orris absolute: gourmand, floral, woody and
powdery. Iris Givco 204/2 acts as a modifier of Iso Raldeine 70 and Ionone
Beta, boosting and imparting sparkling and vibrant effects to them. It also
blends beautifully with floral-green accords and enriches woody/chypre
themes. This base does not lead to discoloration. Cost-effective, naturalsmelling and stable replacement for orris absolute
Iris Noir Abs.
Violet floral orris like.
Irisodor
Violet floral.
Irisone Alpha
Widely used in perfume compositions of almost all types. The use
of the fragrances in rose bases is very common. It is used in woody,
floral, balsamic, piney or citrus-like fragrances.
Irisone Pure
Widely used in perfumes designed for functional products. Its
powerful, rich, floral-violet character is easy to blend with many
floral, woody, aldehydic, fruity and chypre accords.
Iris 199 D
Wax like mass of woody, but distinctly violet odor.
Iris 199/K SA
A reconstitution of iris concrete.
Iris 199 SA
A reconstitution of iris absolute.
Iris Resin
Deep sweet slightly woody tobacco like.
Iris Resinoid
Oily woody violet like.
Iritone
A velvety floral note in the violet ionone family.
Irival
Concentrated orris note.
Irone Alpha Refined
Soft warm orris violet like sweet and diffusive.
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Glen O. Brechbill
Isoraldeine 70
Has a fine, rich violet note, but its character is more orris-like and
dry than Iso Raldeine 95. Often used in flowery, woody, spicy oriental
accords. Brings volume and diffusion to fine blends.
Isoraldeine 95
Has a fine violet note, often used in flowery, woody spicy and
oriental accords. Brings volume and diffusion to compounds,
and has a more powdery skin care effect.
Mahagonate
Woody spicy resembling patchouli, vetiver and sandalwood iris.
Merion
Highly diffusive floral, oriental woody complex with violet note.
Methyl Ionone
Warm, woody floral violet lasts several days.
Methyl Ionone Alpha Extra Orris violet floral.
Methyl Ionone Alpha Extra Floral, violet, isomeric mixture.
Methyl Ionone Alpha Iso
Precious wood tobacco, creamy violet.
Methyl Ionone Alpha 60
Floral, violet, isomeric mixture.
M I A Iso Super FM1110
A sophisticated product in which the violet florality is enhanced.
Methyl Ionone Beta
Woody warm odor.
Methyl Ionone Beta Coeur
Purer grade more woody, and warm.
Methyl Ionone Extra
Mild floral odor of violets.
Methyl Ionone Extra 500
Floral, woody, violet.
A floral violet woody isomeric mixture.
Methyl Ionone Gamma Coeur Woody, floral violet.
Methyl Ionone Gamma Extra
Methyl Ionone Gamma Pure Woody, floral violet, dry.
Methyl Ionone Gamma Replacer Familiar woody floral complex, tobacco like undertone.
Methyl Ionone Gamma Supreme Floral violet woody fruity complex.
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Methyl Ionone Regular
Methyl Ionone Regular 450 Violet, woody.
Methyl Ionone Residue
Harsh floral violet slightly woody.
Methyl Ionone Tails
A harsh woody floral violet odor, reminiscent of ionone beta.
Methyl Ionone Terpenes
Harsh woody solvent masking odor.
Green violet leaf like.
Methyl Octine Carbonate Sub. An unrestricted and safe replacement.
Widely used in floral notes. It produces the powerful yet subtle note
of violet leaves with a fruity-vegetable cucumber undertone.
Neofolione
Blends very well with most floral notes, especially violet, where it
is particularly useful in replacing Folione. It imparts freshness and
diffusion and has good stability.
Nonadienal
Blends well in green top note accords. Used as a modifier it imparts
a natural violet leaf aspect.
2,6 Nonadien 1 OL
Cucumber or violet flower odor.
2, 6, Nonadienal # 332
Intense powerful vegetable green, reminiscent of violet leaves.
2, 6 Nonad 1 al Diethyl Acetal Smooth floral violet, melon odor.
Nonadienol
A constituent of violet leaves as well as of cucumber. Is effective in a
wide range of applications in adding a natural melon-cucumber note.
It is olfactively similar to Nonadienal, but is fruitier and less leafy.
Orriniff 25 % IPM
Floral, violet, orris leather.
Orris Abs.
A floral green violet like odor.
Orris Augaflor 13
This beautiful orris blend has all of the orris characteristics, warm in the
top note, cascading into a sea of violet, thus extending the perfumer’s art
to include this delicate fragrance.
Orris Concrete
Floral violet.
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Glen O. Brechbill
Orris Concrete Natural
Oily violet leaf like.
Orris Conc. Natural Essence Violet floral.
Orris Extract
Waxy sweet floral violet with berry woody nuances.
Orris Oil
Floral violet.
Orris Resin Abs.
Floral violet.
Orris Resinoid
A very herbaceous slightly green floral like odor.
Parmavert
Powerful floral green, sweet and violet leaf like.
Pseudo M I Terpenes
A harsh floral violet like odor.
Raldeine A GV
A special quality of methyl ionone containing larger amounts of
the n-alpha greater 50 %, and n-beta typically 15 %. The result
is a woodier, fruitier olfactive character.
Rhuboflor
Powerful green note, fruity floral and herbal, undertone orris.
Violet
A favorite in Sufi healing since a hadith of the Prophet states that
"the excellence of the extract is above all others extracts as the
excellence of me is above all of the rest of creation". A shy yet
deep and early scent for quiet beauties.
Violet Abs. French
Strong herbaceous floral violet.
Violet Abs. Rue
Herbaceous floral violet, not as sweet as the French oil.
Violet Abs. Selection
Strong floral violet odor.
Violet Augaflor 27
A fresh, green, violet odour. Long lasting, with a wonderful deep
green odour.
Violet Colorless 54.5219
Herbaceous floral odor of the violet.
Violet Concrete
Characteristic of fresh violet leaves with a possible source in Egypt.
Oily green cucumber leafy fresh sweet floral odor quite strong.
Violet Leaf Abs. N.Y. 11149 Green floral violet, very subtle slightly sweet.
480
Violet Leaves Abs.
Powerful green leaf odor delicately floral note reminiscent violet.
Violet Leaves Abs.
Green, melon floral, fresh waxy and leafy.
Violet Leaf Abs.
Slightly violet, not strong or sweet.
Violiff
Floral, violet, banana.
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Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 1a
3
46
9
35
.1
25
2
6
3
6
10
1
117
19
6
14
4
7
8
24
5
89
8
4
310
3
21
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
15
7
5
3
Muskylein
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Ethiopia
Tonalid II - Pfw
Amberfleur
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Amyris Oil W.I.
Orivone
Benzyl Propionate
Irotyl
Vanillinethyl
Aquanol
Meijiff
Hydrofix R
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Iris Beurre Oil
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 98 %
y - Irone
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Geraniol Prime
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Aldehyde C - 14
Iso Eugenol
Muguet Aldehyde
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vanilla Resinoid
1,000
482
Violet # 1b
3
42
9
35
.1
25
2
6
3
6
9
1
117
19
6
14
4
7
8
22
1
95
8
4
310
3
26
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
15
7
5
3
Sandela
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Ethiopia
Ethylene Brassylate
Amberfleur
Benzyl Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Amyris Oil W.I.
Orivone
Benzyl Propionate
Iritone V
Vanillinethyl
Aquanol
Muguet Aldehyde
Hydrofix R
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Iris Beurre Oil
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone Bis
Citronellol 98 %
Irone
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Geraniol Prime
Mirabelle 2000 D
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Hidroxicitronelal
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Iso Rose
Tea Essence
Petitgrain Oil
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Aldehyde C - 14
Iso Eugenol
Muguet Aldehyde
Fleur de Rose
Geranyl Acetate
Vanilla Resinoide
1,000
483
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 1c
2
46
9
35
.1
25
2
6
2
6
11
2
117
19
6
13
4
7
8
24
5
90
8
4
310
3
21
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
15
7
5
3
Muskylein
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Ethiopia
Serenolide
Amberone
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Amyris Oil W.I.
Orivone
Benzyl Propionate
Irotyl
Vanillinethyl
Aquanol
Meijiff
Hydrofix R
Di Propylene Glycol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Bois Amberene Forte
Alcohol C - 9
Ionone Alpha 60
Citronellol ( 980 Pure )
y - Irone
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
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Geraniol Prime
Violet Leaves
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Hydroxycitronellol
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Aldehyde C - 14
Iso Eugenol
Muguet Aldehyde
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vamba
1,000
484
Violet # 1d
3
46
9
35
.1
25
2
6
3
6
10
1
117
19
6
14
4
7
8
24
5
89
8
4
310
3
21
3
4
2
24
57
8
.1
15
7
5
3
Coumrina
Vanillin
Civette Givco 73
Musk 50 DPG
Amberfleur
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Santalox T Neat
Orivone
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Acetate
Irotyl
Ethyl Vanillin
Aquanol
Meijiff
Hydrofix R
Di Propylene Glicol
Pepperwood
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Lioral
Iris Beurre Oil
Benzylacetate
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone, alpha
Citronellol 98 %
Irone, alpha
1
36
.1
4
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Geraniol 970
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Meranol
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Aldehyde C - 14
Iso Raldeine 70
Muguet Alcohol
Isoeugenol
Geranyl Acetate FCC
1,000
485
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 1e
3
46
9
35
.1
25
2
6
3
6
10
1
117
19
6
14
5
7
4
24
5
92
8
4
310
3
21
3
4
2
24
52
8
.1
15
7
5
3
Musc R - 1
Coumane
Vanillin
Civet Ethiopia
Muscomer 810 P
Amberfleur
Benzyle Benzoate
Rose Crystals
Methyl Benzoate
Amyris Oil W.I.
Orivone
Benzyl Salciylate
Irotyl
Vanillinethyl
Fruitaleur
Eugenol 100 %
Lyrame Super
Hydrofix R
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Rose Substitute
Bnezophenone
Liral
Methyl Ionone
Acetato Benzila
Alcohol C - 9
Citronellol 98 %
1
36
.1
9
6
10
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
1
2
3
6
3
1
1
.2
1
Geraniol Prime
The
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Laurine
Nerol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde Iso C - 11
Rose Oil M/F
Tea Earl Gray
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Aldehyde C - 14
Eugenyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Fleuramone
Geranyl Acetate
Vanilla Resinoid
1,000
486
Violet # 2a
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
1
51
12
3
101
26
1
5
75
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
18
1
.1
22
5
Iso E Super
Amberfleur
Rose Crystals
Sandiff
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Givescone
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Santalol
Eugenol
Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Lioral
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Damascenone
Geraniol Nat.
Hydroxycitronellol
Rose - Bulgaria
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
7
Geranyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Jasilyn
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Roseiff
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Iralia
Phyllos
Orange Oil Florida ( Sweet ) C.P.
1,000
487
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 2b
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
1
51
12
3
101
26
1
5
75
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
13
1
.1
23
5
Brahmanol
Amberfleur
Rose Crystals
Sandiff
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Serenolide
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Santalol
Eugenol
Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Lioral
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Iso Jasmon
Lily Aldehyde
Damascenone
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rose - Bulgaria
Alcohol C - 10
Methyl Iso Eugenol
7
38
3
12
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
26
4
6
3
1
8
Geranyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Jasilyn
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Muguesia
Roseiff
Linalol ex Ho Wood Oil
Myraldyl Acetate
Iridales
Phyllos
Orange Douce - Dulcos Trading
1,000
488
Violet # 2c
14
5
3
12
36
7
39
3
8
4
1
51
12
3
101
23
1
5
88
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
16
1
.1
24
5
Iso E Super
Amberfleur
Rose Crystals
Sandiff
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Traseolide
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Geranium Oil Std
Eugenol
Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Lioral
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Damascenone
Geraniol
Hydroxycitronellol
Roseiff - IFF
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
11
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
25
2
6
3
2
7
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Apple Juice Givco
Wardia Substitute
Cassifix
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Hydroxyciol
Roseiff
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Iritone V
Jasilyn
Lemon Oils
1,000
489
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 2d
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
1
51
12
3
101
26
1
5
85
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
310
1
38
8
1
.1
22
5
Amberfleur
Rose Crystals
Sandalore
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Cashmeran
Ethyl Vanillin
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Iononyl Acetate
Eugenol
Hedione
Galbanum Resinoid
Ivyal
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Jasilyn
Geraniol ex Palmarosa
Damascenone
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Iso Eugenol
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
7
Geranyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Iris Givco 2/4/2
Vioris
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Hydroxyciol
Iris
Roseiff
Linalool Coeur
Myraldyl Acetate
Ionone
Phyllos
Mandarinal ( Red ) - c.c.c. Italy
1,000
490
Violet # 2e
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
1
51
12
3
101
26
1
5
95
6
3
10
5
7
6
2
300
1
38
8
1
.1
22
5
Kephalis
Amberfleur
Benzophenone
Osyrol
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Givescone
Ethyl Vanillin
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Santalol
Eugenol
Jasmone
Galbanum Resinoid
Irone V
Myraldyl Acetate
Rose Substitute
Hedione
Hyacinth Body No. 3
Damascenone
Geraniol Nat.
Rose - Bulgaria
Vioris
Methyl Iso Eugenol
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
9
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
7
Geranyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate Pur
Citronellol
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Orris Resinoid
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Neroli Oliffac
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Cananga Odorata
Roseiff
Linalol S 97
Myraldyl Acetate
Irone V
Phyllos
Orange Oil of Texas ( Ruby Red )
1,000
491
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 3a
.1
7
48
37
19
8
22
6
5
3
14
5
6
15
2
1
5
129
28
53
.1
5
73
2
1
2
9
17
310
2
.1
28
Exaltolide
Benzyl Benzoate
Chandanone
Benzyl Salicylate
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Lyral
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilys
Rose Cristals
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzylacetate
Alcohol C - 09
Beta Damascone
Ethyl, Vanillin
Lioral
Nerolin Crystals
Rosalva
Musk 50 DPG
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
27
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol 98 %
Citronellol 99 %
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol 60 % ( Nerol 39 % ) Pur
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Petilyn
Cyclogalbaniff
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone
Tuberose Oliffac
Bourgenal
Alpha Damascone
Muguet Alcohol
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
492
Violet # 3b
.1
7
48
37
19
7
22
6
5
3
14
5
6
15
2
1
5
123
29
54
.1
5
79
2
1
2
9
17
300
1
.1
28
Iris Moss
Benzyl Benzoate
Sandasweet
Vanillin
Fleuramone
Lyral
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilys - Pfw
Rose Cristals
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate Prime
Alcohol C - 09
Beta Damascone
Ethyl, Vanillin
Lioral
Ionone 100 %
Orris Absoflor
Macrolide
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
27
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol 99 %
Citronellol Select
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 95
Orange Flower Water
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
Petilyn
Cyclogalbodor
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone
Tuberose Oliffac
Bourgenal
Alpha Damascone
Muguet Alcohol
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
493
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 3c
.1
7
48
37
19
7
22
6
5
3
14
5
6
15
2
1
5
113
29
54
.1
5
89
2
1
2
9
17
300
1
.1
28
Iris Moss
Benzyl Benzoate
Sandasweet
Vanillin
Fleuramone
Lyrame
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilys - Pfw
Rose Cristals
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate Prime
Alcohol C - 09
Damascenone
Ethyl, Vanillin
Lioral
Ionone 100 %
Serenolide
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
27
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
2
35
.3
Linalol
Citronellol 99 %
Musk Emeressence
Iris Germanica
Orange Flower Water
Ylang Givco 225
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia - Firmenich
Petilyn
Cassis Fragrance B
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone
Iso Rose
Bourgenal
Irisone Pure
Muguet Alcohol
Linalyl Acetate
Bois Amberene Forte
1,000
494
Violet # 3d
.1
11
48
37
19
7
22
6
5
3
4
5
6
15
2
1
5
123
25
54
.1
5
89
2
1
2
9
17
300
1
.1
28
Orris Resinoid
Benzyl Alcohol FR
Amyris Oil W.I.
Vanillin
Fleuramone
Methyl Benzoate
Vanillin
Roseone
Cinnamic Alcohol
Hydroxycitronellal
Acetate Benzila
Alcohol C - 09
Cinnamalva
Beta Damascone
Ethyl, Vanillin
Lioral
Orris Absoflor
Musk R - 1
24
5
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
27
1
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
5
2
1
1
35
.3
Linalol Pur
Citronellol 99 %
Musk Emeressence
Iso Raldeine 70
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol
Nerol
Styralyl Acetate
Floranton T
Wardia
Violet Augaflor 27
Cyclogalbodor
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ionone 100 %
Tuberose Oliffac
Geranyl Acetate FCC
Bourgenal
Alpha Damascone
Muguet Alcohol
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgeons De Cassis
1,000
495
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 3e
.1
7
48
37
39
7
22
6
5
3
14
5
6
15
2
1
6
123
29
54
.1
4
79
2
1
2
9
17
300
1
.1
8
Iris Moss
Hercolyn - D
Coumarina
Ethylene Brassylate
Sandasweet
Fleuramone
Lyral
Methyl Benzoate
Vanilys - Pfw
Rose Cristals
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol 100 %
Hedione
Alcohol C - 09
Beta Damascone
Balsam Peru Oliffac
Ionone, Alpha
Lilial
Orris Absoflor
Musk 781
22
5
10
3
.1
4
.1
5
27
2
4
1
.2
5
2
1
4
1
4
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Trinalol
Citronellol C
Musc 50 BB
Irisone Bis
Orange Flower Water
Ylang Givco 229
Iso Eugenol
Nerol
Floranton T
Wardia
y - Irone
Galbanodor
Ylang Odorata Oil
Tuberose Oliffac
Bourgenal
Beta Damascone
Muguet Alcohol
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
496
Violet # 4a
7
49
1
32
37
4
7
2
76
1
6
17
13
5
7
2
1
101
3
24
7
.1
21
109
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Iso E Super
CouMarin
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Globanone
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Ethylene Brassylate
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol
Mallow
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Phenylethylalcohol
Alpha Ionol
Hydroxycitronellal
Linalol
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Syringa
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Iso - Eugenol
Meranol
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg W.I.
Leaf Alcohol
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ionone Mixture Nat.
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
497
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 4b
8
46
1
32
37
4
7
2
76
1
6
17
13
5
7
2
1
101
3
24
7
.1
21
109
20
300
3
12
7
4
4
.4
25
.7
4
.1
Iso E Super
Coumane
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Globanone
Rionyl
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Thymol Crystals
Laurine Extra
Ethylene Brassylate
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Folrosa Q
Citronellol - l
Mallow
Orris Abs. - Morocco
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Methyl Ionone Supreme
Phenylethylalcohol
Alpha Ionol
Hidroxicitronelal
Linalol
Violiff
2
1
9
15
3
4
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
13
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Syringa
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Iso - Eugenol
Meranol
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Nutmeg W.I.
Violet Leaves Abs.
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso - Raldeine 70
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
498
Violet # 4c
7
49
1
32
37
4
7
2
76
1
6
17
13
5
7
2
1
101
3
24
7
.1
21
109
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Iso E Super
CouMarin
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Globanone
Patchouli Amber
Vanillin
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Thyme ( White / Red )
Lilial
Ethylene Brassylate
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Carnaline
Citronellol 96 %
Mallow
Geraniol 970
Jasilyn
Phenylethylalcohol
Fleuramone
Hydroxycitronellal
Linalol
Iris Concrete Synthetic 199 L
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Syringa
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Oliffac
Iris Beurre Oil
Hysimal
Iralia
Meranol
Lioral
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg W.I.
Leaf Alcohol
Iso Eugenol
Ionone Mixture Nat.
Linalylacetate
1,000
499
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 4d
7
49
1
31
37
4
7
2
72
1
6
17
13
5
7
2
1
101
3
24
7
.1
21
114
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Rhodiantal
Coumane
Civet Tincture
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Amberonne
Vanillin
Rhodiascent
Thymol Crystals
Lilial
Etilen Brassilato
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Iris Givco 204/2
Citronellol
Scennal
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Geraniol 970
Iso Jasmone
Alcohol Phenyl Ethyl
Velvione - Citral Oleos Essenciais
Hidroxicitronelal
Linalol
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Syringa
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Iris Beurre Oil
Iso - Eugenol
Meranol
Petilyn
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg W.I.
Leaf Alcohol
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ionone Mixture Nat.
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
500
Violet # 4e
7
49
1
32
37
4
7
2
76
1
6
17
13
5
7
2
1
101
3
24
7
.1
21
109
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
28
.7
4
.1
Brahmanol
CouMarin
Civet Powder # 2b
Phthalate D’Ethyl
Globanone
Amber Fleur
Vanillin
Heliotropine
Hydroxycitronellal
Thyme Oil Red
Lilial
Ethylene Brassylate
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Lyral
Citronellol
Mallow
Violet Leaf Abs.
Geraniol 60
Iso Jasmone
Phenylethylalcohol
Irisone Bis
Hydroxycitronellal
Linalol
Perryfix - Symrise
Hawthorn
Ionone
2
1
9
15
3
1
2
5
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
17
Terpineol
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Apple Blossom
Iralia Total
Iso - Eugenol
Meranol
Ionone
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Nutmeg W.I.
Undecavertol
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ionone Mixture Nat.
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
501
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 5a
11
8
.1
3
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
59
97
14
35
8
1
92
4
21
6
4
1
.1
311
4
.1
13
1
33
5
3
19
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civet Abs.
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Bangalo
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Ivyal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Lyral
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Jacintheme
Nonadienal
Citronellol 850
Iso Jasmone
Linalol 98 %
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
3
1
3
.1
24
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Methyl Di Hydro Iso Jasmonate
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iris Beure Oil
y - Irone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
2 - Undecanone
Alcohol C - 10
Sandalwood FM 1068
Iritone V
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
502
Violet # 5b
11
8
.1
3
38
53
5
9
.1
21
11
3
59
97
14
35
8
1
92
4
21
6
4
1
.1
311
4
.1
13
1
33
5
3
19
Benzyl Alcohol FR
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civet Ethiopian
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Bangalo
Vanillin
Rosalva
Benzyl Salicylate
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Ivyal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Roseone
Raldeine A GV
Carnation Base
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Jacintheme
Folione
Citronellol Pur
Iso Jasmone
Linalol 98 %
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
3
1
3
.1
24
1
Aurantiol
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
y - Irone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
2 - Undecanone
Alcohol C - 10
Sandalwood FM 1068
Irone Alpha
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
503
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 5c
11
8
.1
3
38
55
1
9
.1
21
11
3
56
97
14
35
8
1
98
4
21
6
2
1
.1
311
4
.1
15
1
33
5
3
19
Benzyl Alcohol
Sandalwood Oliffac
Civet Abs.
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Sandiff
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Ivyal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellal 55 Pur
Rosone
Lyral
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Jacintheme
Citronellol 850
Iso Jasmone
Linalol 98 %
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
3
1
3
.1
23
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Vioris
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iris Beure Essence
y - Irone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
2 - Undecanone
Alcohol C - 10
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Amyl Salicylate
Thesaron
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
504
Violet # 5d
11
8
.1
3
38
53
5
10
.1
21
11
3
59
97
14
35
7
1
92
4
21
6
4
1
.1
311
4
.1
13
1
33
5
3
19
Benzyl Alcohol
Sandalore
Civet Abs.
Heliotropine
Musc 50 DPG
Bangalo
Vanillin
Polarose
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Ivyal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Muguet Base
Geraniol ( Fine Perfumery )
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Lyral
Eugenol 100 %
Di Methyl Octanol
Hidroxicitronelol
Vanilla Resinoid
Iso Rose
Nonadienal
Citronellol 96 FCC
Iso Jasmone
Linalol 99 %
Meijiff
Stemone
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
2
1
3
.1
24
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 10
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iris Beure Oil
y - Irone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
2 - Undecanone
Alcohol C - 10
Amyris Oil ( West Indies )
Irisone Bis
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Mirabelle 2000 D
1,000
505
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 5e
11
8
.1
3
38
53
5
9
.1
21
6
2
59
91
14
35
8
1
104
3
21
6
4
1
.1
312
4
.1
13
1
33
5
3
19
Endanol
Civet Abs.
Heliotropine
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Sandalore
Vanillin
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Amyl Salicylate
Ivyal
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Hydroxycitronellol
Rosone
Lyrame
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Anis Aldehyde
Jacintheme
Folione
Citronellol Prime
CIS Jasmone
Linalol 98 %
Muguet Alcohol
Mallow
7
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
17
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
2
3
1
3
.1
24
1
Orange Flor Deco
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Geraniol 600
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Kir Base # 9741
Tuberose Substitute
Iris Beure Oil
Ionone Alpha
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
2 - Undecanone
Alcohol C - 10
Sandalwood FM 1068
Iritone V
Troenan
Linalyl Acetate
Laurinal
1,000
506
Violet # 6a
.1
6
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
109
6
2
21
5
12
25
93
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
Orris Resinoid
Vanilline
Coumane
Benzyl Salicylate
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Nerolin Crystals
Traseolide
Benzyl Acetate
Sandela
Helional
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
alpha - Ionone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Irisone Pure
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Turkey Abs.
Irotyl
Alcohol C - 9
Orange Oil of California ( C.P. )
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Rose Oil Turkey
Lilial
Carnaline
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Vioris
Methyl Iso Eugneol
Hydrofix R
1,000
507
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 6b
.1
9
48
33
36
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
99
6
2
21
5
12
25
103
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
Orris Resinoid
Vanillin
Coumarina
Traseolide 100 Base
Sandiff
Nerolin Crystals
Traseolide
Benzyl Acetate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Helional
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol
Alpha Ionone
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Turkey Abs.
Irival
Alcohol C - 9
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Geranium Orpur Italy - Givaudan
Cassifix
Rose Oil Turkey
Lilial
Carnaline
Koavonne
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol Coeur
Vioris
Ylang Ylang I Petals
Methyl Iso Eugneol
Hydrofix R
1,000
508
Violet # 6c
.1
6
48
33
40
8
1
13
2
3
52
9
4
109
6
2
20
5
12
25
113
7
1
3
4
5
300
2
1
Orris Resinoid
Vanillin
Coumane
Ethylene Brassylate
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Nerolin Crystals
Cashmeran
Benzyl Acetate
Sandela
Helional
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Benzylacetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
a-Ionone Extra
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol Prime
Irisone Pure
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
1
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Violiff
Irisone Bis
Alcohol C - 9
Geraniol 60
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalol S 97
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Neo - Geranium Oil
Greenarome
Rose Oil Turkey
Lilial
Carnaline
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate Synthetic
Nerol
Vioris
Rhodiascent
Laurine
1,000
509
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 6d
.1
6
48
33
39
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
109
6
2
21
5
12
25
93
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
Orris Resinoid
Vanilline
Coumane
Benzyl Salicylate
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Nerolin Crystals
Traseolide
Benzyl Acetate
Sandela
Helional
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
alpha - Ionone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
Irisone Pure
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Turkey Abs.
Irotyl
Alcohol C - 9
Ribes Mercaptan
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Rose Oil Turkey
Lilial
Rose Essence Abs.
Carnaline
Iso E Super
Petilyn
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Methyl Ionone - Alpha
Methyl Iso Eugneol
Hydrofix L
1,000
510
Violet # 6e
.1
6
48
23
29
8
1
23
2
3
52
9
4
99
6
2
21
5
12
25
123
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
Orris Resinoid
Vanillia Tincture 20 %
Coumane
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzyl Salicylate
Javanol
Nerolin Crystals
Traseolide
Benzyl Acetate
Sandalore
Helional
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Traseolide 100 Base
Ethyl Vanillin
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Amyris Oil W.I. ( Sandalwood )
alpha - Ionone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia 1110
Citronellol 96 FCC
3
.2
16
.1
3
.1
5
3
25
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
2
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geranyl Acetate
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Alcohol C - 9
Stemone
Linalool Nat.
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Terpinyl Acetate
Geranium Oil pure
Cassifix
Rose Oil Turkey
Lilial
Violet Leaf Egyptian Abs. Extra
Carnaline
Iso E Super
Scennal
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Vioris
Methyl Iso Eugneol
Hidroxicitronelal
1,000
511
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 7a
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
21
4
.1
101
12
3
95
1
23
14
1
2
321
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
Vanilys
Givescone
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Emeressence
Benzophenone
Heliotropine
MDJ
Anisyl Alcohol
Claigeon
Meijiff
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Rose Crystals
Iridales
Magnol
( DPG )
Citronellol Pure
Ivyal
Lyrame
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
3
35
.3
.1
5
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
36
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 970
Rose De Mai Abs.
Florantone T
Linalol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Linalool
Nerol
Stemone
Leaf Alcohol
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
512
Violet # 7b
7
4
9
.1
35
19
17
5
1
4
15
72
.1
7
21
4
.1
91
12
3
110
1
23
14
1
2
321
3
4
6
4
13
11
8
4
1
Vanillin
Givescone
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1b
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyl Salicylate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Emeressence
Benzophenone
Heliotropine
MDJ
Anisyl Alcohol
Claigeon
Meijiff
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Rose Crystals
Iridales
Magnol
( DPG )
Citronellol Pure
Irisone Bis
Lyrame
Wardia
Fruitaleur
Di Methyl Octanol
3
38
.3
.1
5
29
11
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
36
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 970
Rose De Mai Abs.
Florantone T
Linalol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Linalool
Acetate Neryle
Stemone
Leaf Alcohol
Bitter Orange Oil - Italy
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
513
Violet # 7c
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
21
4
.1
101
10
3
95
1
23
16
1
2
321
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
Vanillin
Givescone
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Emeressence
Benzophenone
Heliotropine
MDJ
Anisyl Alcohol
Iso - Raldeine 70
Meijiff
Ethyl, Vanillin
Alcohol C - 10
Amyris Oil W.I.
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Rose Crystals
Iridales
Magnol
Citronellol 98 %
Methyl Ionone Alpha
Lyrame
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
3
35
.3
.1
5
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
35
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 970
Rose De Mai Abs.
Florantone T
Linalol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Violette - Egypt
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Linalool
Nerol
Leaf Alcohol
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
514
Violet # 7d
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
59
.1
7
21
4
.1
101
12
3
105
1
23
14
1
2
321
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
Vanilys
Base # III - Givaudan
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzylsalicylate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Emeressence
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Ionone Mixture Nat.
MDJ
Anisyl Alcohol
Claigeon
Meijiff
Vanilys
Alcohol C - 09
Sandiff
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Rose Crystals
Hydroxycitronellal
Iridales
Magnol
Citronellol Pure
Ivyal
Lyrame
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
3
35
.3
.1
5
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
36
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 970
Rose De Mai Abs.
Florantone T
Linalol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Phenylethylalcohol
Myraldyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Rhodinol
Nerol
Stemone
Leaf Alcohol
Aurantiol Pure
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
515
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 7e
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
2
1
4
15
59
.1
7
11
4
.1
101
12
3
115
1
23
14
1
2
321
3
7
6
4
16
11
8
4
1
Vanilys
Sandalore
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Powder # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyle Salicylate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Emeressence
Benzophenone
Heliotropine
MDJ
Anisyl Alcohol
Claigeon
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Santalox T Neat
Rose Crystals
y - Irone
Magnol
( DPG )
Citronellol ex Palmarosa - India
Ionone Alpha Extra
Lyrame
Wardia
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
3
35
.3
.1
5
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
5
1
1
3
2
36
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 970
Rose De Mai Abs.
Florantone T
Linalol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Iso Jasmone
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Linalool
Nerol
Stemone
Leaf Alcohol
Ionone Alpha 60
Orangeflor
Verotyl
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Cassifix
Linalylacetate
1,000
516
Violet # 8a
47
1
58
1
.2
29
4
1
10
36
5
3
9
2
109
3
9
9
2
119
6
3
9
36
27
310
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumarin Substitute
Benzophenone
Musc 50 % DEP
Amberfleur
Civet Tincture
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
MDJ Super
Vanillin
Muskylein
Iso Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Ionone Alpha
Geraniol Extra
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Exaltolide
Eugenyl Acetate
Iso Raldeine 85
Iris Moss
Alcohol C - 9
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalol Pur
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
4
Lilivert
Raldeine A GV
Orange Blossom Base
Petilyn
Petitgrain Oil
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Rose Abs.
Anapear - Givaudan
Neryl Acetate
1,000
517
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 8b
47
1
58
1
.2
29
4
1
10
36
5
3
9
2
94
3
9
14
2
129
6
3
9
36
27
310
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumane
Rose Crystals
Musc 50 % DEP
Rionyl
Civet Tincture
DEP
Heliotropine
Damascenone Alpha
MDJ Super
Vanillin
Muskylein
Iso Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol Extra
Ionone Alpha
Geraniol Extra
Eugenol
Phenafleur
Nerol
Exaltolide
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Raldeine 85
Vioris
Alcohol C - 9
Bois Amberene Forte
Linalol
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
4
Lilivert
Raldeine A GV
Orange Blossom Base
Vioris
Petitgrain Oil
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Lyral
Wardia
Rose Abs.
Anapear - Givaudan
Acetate Neryle
1,000
518
Violet # 8c
47
1
58
1
.2
29
4
1
9
36
5
3
9
2
109
3
7
11
2
119
6
3
9
38
25
310
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumarin Substitute
Benzophenone
Musc 50 % DEP
Amberfleur
Civet Tincture
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Propionate
Vanillin
Muskylein
Iso Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Geraniol Extra
Carnation Base
Irisone Bis
Nerol
Dianthanol
Iso Raldeine 70
Ionone 100 %
Violet Augaflor 21
Stemone
Linalol 98 %
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
2
4
Lilivert
Raldeine A GV
Orange Blossom Base
Petilyn
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Rose Abs.
Pearalate
Neryl Acetate
1,000
519
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 8d
37
1
58
1
.2
29
4
1
10
36
5
3
9
2
107
3
9
9
2
131
6
3
9
36
27
310
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Helional
Benzophenone
Amberfleur
Civet Tincture
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzylacetate
Vanillin
Muskylein
Iso Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Ionone Alpha
Geraniol Prime
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Givescone
Eugenyl Acetate
Iso Raldeine 85
Jasmone
Alcohol C - 9
Bois Amberene Forte
Ethyl Linalool
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
4
Lilivert
y - Irone
Orange Blossom Base
Petilyn
Neroli Oliffac
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyral
Wardia
Rose Abs.
Neryl Acetate
1,000
Violet # 8e
47
1
58
1
.2
29
4
1
10
36
5
3
9
2
109
3
9
9
2
119
6
3
9
36
27
310
4
2
.1
1
4
8
.1
.2
7
16
33
Coumarin Crystals
Benzophenone
Musc 50 % DEP
Amberfleur
Civet Tincture
DEP
Heliotropine
Damascenone Alpha
Hedione
a-Ionone Extra
Vanillin
Muskylein
Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Ionone Alpha
Geraniol 60
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Violeta Folhas Abs.
Dianthanol
Rose
Alcohol C - 9
Cassifix
Linalol Nat.
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
4
Lioral
Raldeine A GV
Orange Blossom Base
Jasilyn
Petitgrain Oil
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Iridales
Wardia
Rose Abs.
Anapear - Givaudan
Neryl Acetate
1,000
521
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 9a
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
86
53
.1
6
3
1
9
96
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
5
Civette Givco - Givaudan
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Osyrol
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Sandela
Methyl Benzoate
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Troenan
Citronellol Extra
Kephalis
Hysimal
Bonorax
Alpha Ionyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Prime
Laurine Extra
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol Pure
Methyl Jasmonate
Undecavertol
Orangeflor
Wardia
27
14
3
1
12
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
13
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Acetate Geranyle
Muguesia
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Linalylacetate
Orris Resinoid
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
1,000
522
Violet # 9b
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
86
53
.1
6
3
1
9
96
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
5
Benzyl Benzoate
Serenolide
Santalox T Neat - Takasago
Benzyl Salicylate
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Heliotropine
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Sandela
Methyl Benzoate
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Troenan
Citronellol ex Palmarosa Oil
Kephalis
Muguesia
Bonorax
Alpha Ionyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Geraniol 60
Ivyal
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
Geraniol Pure
Methyl Jasmonate
Undecavertol
Aurantiol Pure
Wardia
27
14
3
1
12
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
13
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Acetate Geranyle
Muguesia
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Linalyl Acetate
Orris Resinoid
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
1,000
523
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 9c
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
41
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
76
53
.1
6
3
1
9
116
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
5
Civet
Benzyl Alcohol
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Coumane
Iso E Super
Hydrofix R
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Sandela
Methyl Benzoate
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Troenan
Citronellol Nat.
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Hysimal
Bonorax
Alpha Ionyl Acetate
y - Irone
Geraniol Prime
Laurine Extra
Muguet Aldehyde
Hexyl Salicylate
Geraniol Pure
Methyl Jasmonate
Neofolione
Orangeflor
Iso Rose
27
14
3
1
12
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
13
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Acetate Geranyle
Muguesia
Kir Base # 9741
Viola Odorata L.
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Linalylacetate
Orris Resinoid
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Thesaron
Cassis Fragrance B
1,000
524
Violet # 9d
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
15
4
7
6
86
53
.1
6
3
1
9
95
7
9
300
3
24
2
3
3
1
7
4
.1
3
5
Civet Tincture
Benzyl Benzoate
Musk Gazalle
Amyris Oil W.I.
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix R
Acetate Iso Eugenyl
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Sandela
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellal
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Troenan
Citronellol Extra
Kephalis
Hysimal
Bonorax
Alpha Ionyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Laurine Extra
Muguet Aldehyde
Bisabolene
Geraniol Pure
Jasmonyl
Orangeflor
Wardia
27
16
3
1
12
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
13
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Acetate Geranyle
Muguesia
Kir Base # 9741
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Lilial
Linalyl Acetate Synthetic
Orris Resinoid
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Florosia
Stemone
1,000
525
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 9e
.1
10
47
38
5
11
23
51
6
4
1
51
5
4
7
5
86
43
.1
6
3
1
9
126
7
9
290
3
24
2
3
5
1
7
4
.1
3
5
Benzyl Benzoate
Galaxolide 50 DPG
Vanillin
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzyle Propionate
Coumarina
Iso & Super
Hidroxicitronelal
Benzylacetate
Florosia
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellal
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 10
Troenan
Citronellol Extra
Kephalis
Hysimal
Bonorax
Alpha Ionyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Geraniol Prime
Jasmone
Lyrame
Glycoflor
Methyl Jasmonate
Violiff
Orangeflor
Wardia
27
14
3
1
12
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
13
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Tangerine Oil Dancy Type ( Calif. )
Acetate Geranyle
Orivone
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Linalylacetate
Orris Resinoid
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Geraniol 600
Vioris
Vern Aldehyde
1,000
526
Violet # 10a
44
8
9
4
31
47
8
7
9
45
11
1
4
96
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
28
8
3
13
290
9
24
1
3
106
3
.4
1
3
Coumarine
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzylesalicylate
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanilys
Iso E Super
Benzyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol Pur
Lilivert
Musk R - 1
Rose for Soap Base
MDJ
Eugenol / Clove
Geranium over Roses
Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nerol 900
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Lilial
Linalol
Cinnamalva
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Acetate Geranyle
Lyrame Super
Neo - Geranium Oil
Vetiver Oil ( Java )
Irisone Bis
Wardia
Pamplemousse
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Italian Bergamot Orpur - Givaudan
1,000
527
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 10b
44
8
9
4
31
47
8
7
10
45
11
1
4
96
5
4
6
9
4
13
.1
28
8
3
13
290
9
24
1
3
106
3
.4
1
3
Coumarine
Musk Emeressence
Benzylesalicylate
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanillin
Hydroxycitronellal
Iso E Super
Benzyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol Pur
Hydroxycitronellol ( Hydroxiol )
Rose Attar
Rose for Soap Base
MDJ
Eugenol / Clove
Geranium Oil - Bourbon
Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nerol 900
Gardenia Fleuriff
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
4
Hydroxycitronellal “E”
Linalol
Caryophelline
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Acetate Geranyle
Lilestralis
Neo - Geranium Oil
Irisone Bis
Wardia
Grape Fruit Oil ( Florida ) C.P.
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Bergamot Oil - Sicilian Orpur
1,000
528
Violet # 10c
44
8
9
4
31
47
8
7
9
45
11
1
4
96
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
28
8
3
13
290
9
24
1
3
106
3
.4
1
3
CouMarin
Musk 144 - Takasago
Benzylesalicylate
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanilys
Iso E Super
Benzyl Acetate
Hawthorn
Hydroxycitronellal
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol Pur
Lilivert
Musk R - 1
Rose for Soap Base
MDJ
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Musk R15
Vioris
Muguet Aldehyde
Nerol 900
Ionone Alpha 60
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Lilial
Linalol
Cinnamalva
Neroli Artessence
Geraniol 98 %
Orange Blossom Base
Acetate Geranyle
Lyrame Super
Neo - Geranium Oil
alpha - Ionone
Wardia
Pamplemousse
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Anisyl Alcohol
Lioral
Clementine Oil
1,000
529
Glen O. Brechbill
Violet # 10d
44
8
9
4
31
47
6
7
9
45
11
1
4
96
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
28
8
3
15
290
9
22
1
3
108
3
.4
1
3
Coumarine
Ethylene Brassylate
Benzylesalicylate
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Galaxolide 50
Vanilys
Hydroxycitronellal
Iso E Super
Benzyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellol
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hedione
Citronellol - L
Lilivert
Musk R - 1
Rose for Soap Base
MDJ
Eugenol 100 %
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Aldehyde
Nerol 850
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
17
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Lilial
Linalol
Iso Rose
Pepperwood
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Prime
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame Super
Neo - Geranium Oil
Irisone Bis
Wardia
Nootkatone 80/85 %
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerinol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mandarin Oil Red - Italy
1,000
530
Violet # 10e
44
8
9
4
31
47
8
7
9
45
11
1
4
96
5
4
7
9
4
13
1
28
8
3
13
290
9
24
1
3
106
3
.4
1
3
Coumarine
Muscenone
Benzyl Propionate
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Vanilys
Hydroxycitronellal
Koavone
Benzyl Acetate
Hydroxycitronellol
Eugenol
Vanisal
Methyl Benzoate
Jasmonyl Acetate
Citronellol Pur
Lilivert
Musk GX
Rose for Soap Base
Methyl Ionne Iso Super Alfa
Geranium over Roses
Hydroxyol
Nerol 900
Iso Rose
5
3
22
.5
1
3
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
15
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Hydrofix R
Linalol
Cinnamalva
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol Pure
Orange Blossom Base
Acetate Geranyle
Lilestralis
Neo - Geranium Oil
Irisone Bis
Wardia
Pamplemousse
Linalyl Acetate
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Stemone - Givaudan
Bergamot Oil Givco 113 - Giv.
1,000
531
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang
Cananga Odorata
greenish yellow (rarely pink)
petals, rather like a sea star in
Commonly called Ylang - Ylang appearance, and yields a highly fra( ee-lang-ee-lang ), cananga tree, grant essential oil.
ilang-ilang, kenanga (Indonesian),
fragrant cananga, Macassar-oil Cananga odorata var. fruticosa,
plant or perfume tree), is a tree val- dwarf ylang-ylang, grows as small
ued for its perfume. The essential tree or compact shrub with highly
oil derived from the flowers is used scented flowers.
in aromatherapy.
Ylang-ylang has been cultivated in
Artabotrys odoratissimus, ylang- temperate climates under conservaylang vine, and Artabotrys hexa- tory conditions.
petalus, climbing ylang-ylang, are
woody, evergreen climbing plants Its clusters of black fruit are an
in the same family; A. odoratis- important food item for birds, such
simus is also a source of perfume. as the Collared Imperial-pigeon,
Purple-tailed
Imperial-pigeon,
Description
Zoe's Imperial-pigeon, Superb
Fruit-dove, Pink-spotted FruitCananga odorata is a fast-growing dove, Coroneted Fruit-dove,
tree of the custard-apple family, Orange-bellied Fruit-dove, and
Annonaceae, that exceeds 5 m (15 Wompoo Fruit-dove.
ft) per year and attains an average
height of 12 m (40 ft). It grows in Chemical Constituents
full or partial sun, and prefers the
acidic soils of its native rainforest Typical chemical compositions of
habitat. The evergreen leaves are the various grades of Ylang ylang
smooth and glossy, oval, pointed, are reported as follows:
with wavy margins, and 13 - 20 cm
(5 - 8 in) long. The flower is droop- Linalool
ing, long-stalked, with six narrow Geranyl acetate
Caryophyllene
p-cresyl methyl ether
Methyl benzoate
Sesquiterpenes
Etymology
The name ylang-ylang is derived
from Tagalog, either from the word
ilang, meaning "wilderness", alluding to its natural habitat, or the
word ilang-ilan, meaning "rare",
suggestive of its exceptionally delicate scent.[citation needed] A more
widely accepted translation is
"flower of flowers". The plant is
native to the Philippines and
Indonesia and is commonly
grown in Polynesia, Melanesia,
Micronesia and Comoros Islands.
Characteristics
The fragrance of ylang-ylang is rich
and deep with notes of rubber and
custard, and bright with hints of
jasmine and neroli. The essential
oil of the flower is obtained through
steam distillation of the flowers and
separated into different grades
(extra; 1; 2; 3) according to when
the distillates are obtained. The
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Arranging Fine Perfume Compositions - FLORAL ALDEHYDIC - Ylang Ylang
main aromatic components of its way into many fine fragrances.
ylang-ylang oil are benzyl acetate,
linalool, p-cresyl methyl ether, and Ylang-Ylang
methyl benzoate, responsible for its
characteristic odor.
Cananga odorata (Annonaceae)
Uses
The essential oil of ylang-ylang is
used in aromatherapy. It is believed
to relieve high blood pressure, normalize sebum secretion for skin
problems, and is considered to be
an aphrodisiac.According
to
Margaret Mead, it was used as such
by South Pacific natives such as the
Samoan Islands where she did
much of her research. The oil from
ylang-ylang is widely used in perfumery for oriental or floral themed
perfumes (like Chanel No. 5).
Ylang-ylang blends well with most
floral, fruit and wood smells.
In Indonesia, ylang-ylang flowers
are spread on the bed of newlywed
couples. In the Philippines, its
flowers, together with the flowers
of the sampaguita, are strung into a
necklace (lei) and worn by women
and used to adorn religious images.
Ylang-ylang's essential oil makes
up 29% of the Comoros' annual
export (1998).
Moreover, the oil contains a high
percentage of (-)-linalool (ca. 15
%), geranyl acetate (ca. 10 %) and
farnesyl acetate (ca. 3 %), as well
as a number of other sesquiterpenes
and their oxygenated derivatives,
The ylang-ylang tree is planted e.g. muurolol T (ca. 2 %). p-Cresyl
everywhere in the tropics because methyl ether is a characteristic of
of its fragrant flowers. In the the ylang-ylang flower.
Philippines, for example, the tree is
seen in almost every village. The The pure compound has a very
peculiar flowers are green when powerful odour, offensive to most
they come out, but in a few days people. However, in lower concenthey turn yellow and become high- tration, and supplemented by the
ly fragrant. On special occasions multitude of other odorants present
the women put them in their hair.
in the flower, it supplies much of
the exotic character of ylang-ylang.
Ylang-ylang oil is obtained by
steam distillation of the freshly A delightful ylang-ylang absolute
picked flowers, especially in is made by extraction of the flowMadagascar and the Comores. It is ers. It has an intesely sweet-floral
a pale yellow oil with a very pow- and very diffusive odour with a typerful, floral and intensely sweet ical balsamic floral note, and is disodour and a cresylic and benzoate- tinguished from the odour of the oil
like top note of limited tenacity. by its lightness and uniformity The fadeout is more pleasant, soft according to Arctander. It is one of
and sweet, slightly spicy and bal- the finest floral materials in highsamic-floral. It is a classical ingre- class muguet perfumes (lily-of-thedient in perfumery, used for exam- valley).
ple in Chanel No. 5 (Chanel 1921),
and in countless other perfumes.
The genus Cananga holds only four
species, all with fragrant flowers.
The major constituents of the oil The rest of the Annonacean family
are a number of well-known power- usually has flowers with a moldy or
ful odorants, e.g. benzyl acetate (ca. putrid smell, if they have any smell
25 %),
at all.
Ylang Ylang is a common ingredient in the herbal motion sickness p-cresyl methyl ether (ca. 20 %), Etymology: ylang-ylang, or ilangproduct MotionEaze.
methyl benzoate (ca. 5 %), methyl ilang, is Indonesian, meaning
salicylate and cinnamyl acetate. 'loosely hanging' (flowers).
Perfumery
Although only precent in traces, pcresol, eugenol and isoeugenol are
Ylang-Ylang whether as an essen- also odour determining, as well as
tial oil or synthetic ingredient finds benzyl salicylate (ca. 3 %).
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Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Notes
Ylang Ylang Extra’s - Comoro
Ylang Ylang First Oil - Comoro
Ylang Ylang Second Oil - Comoro FLORAL NOTE
Ylang Ylang Third Oil - Comoro
Ylang Ylang Abs.
Cananga
Alfa Chem - USA
A.N.E.C. - France
Ylang Ylang
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang I
Ylang Oil Extra
Ylang Ylang II
Ylang Oil I
Ylang Ylang III
Cananga
Ylang Oil II
Ylang Ylang Complete
Ylang Oil III
Ylang Oil Complete
ABSOLUTE
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang I
Ylang Ylang Abs.
Ylang Ylang II
Ylang Ylang III
FLORAL GROUP
CONCRETE
ORGANIC ESSENTIAL OILS &
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang Concrete
EXTRACTS
Ylang Ylang Complete, I, II, III, Amen Organics - India
and Extra - Cananga Odorata
Cananga
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Deuxieme
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang Ylang Extra
Cananga Oil - Indonesia
Ylang Ylang Premiere
Ylang Ylang Trosieme
Ylang Ylang Oil - Comoro Islands
Ylang Ylang Extra - Comoro
BOOK # 1 ( A - G )
534
Ylang Ylang
Cananga Oil
Barosyl S.A. - France
Ylang Ylang Oil
Cananga Java
Cananga Macrophylla
Ylang Augaflor 28
Ylang Augaflor 31
ESSENTIAL OILS
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang I
Ylang Ylang II
Ylang Ylang III
Ylang Oil, No. 1
Ylang Oil, No. 2
Ylang Oil, No. 3
Cananga Oil
Cananga Odorata Totum
Ylang Ylang Extra
Cananga Odorata Extra
Ylang Ylang I
Cananga Odorata I
Ylang Ylang II
Cananga Odorata II
Ylang Ylang III
Cananga Odorata III
Ylang Ylang Abs.
Ylang Concrete
Ylang Extra
Ylang No. 1
Ylang No. 2
Ylang No. 3
Charabot & Co., Inc. - France
Ylang Ylang “First”
Ylang Ylang “Second”
Ylang Ylang “Third”
Cananga Oil
Australian Botanical - Aust.
Ylang Ylang Oils
Cananga Java
Cananga Oil
Carrubba Inc. - USA
Ylang Ylang 1
Ylang Ylang 2
Ylang Ylang 3
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang Super Extra
Ylang Ylang Fractionated
Ylang Ylang Fractionnee
Ylang Ylang Terpeneless
Ylang Ylang Deterpenee
Ylang Ylang Oil
BOTANICAL EXTRACTS
Ylang Ylang
Charabot SA
Castrading - Korea
Cananga Oil
Cananga, Java
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang No. 1
Ylang Ylang No. 2
Ylang Ylang No. 3
Cananga Oil
HERBAL EXTRACT
Ylang Oil Extra
Ylang Oil
Ylang Oil I
Ylang Oil II
Ylang Oil III
Ylang Oil II Madagascar
Ylang Oil III Madagascar
Ylang Oil Extra Morocco
Ylang Oil I Morocco
Ylang Oil II Morocco
Ylang Oil III Morocco
Ylang Abs.
535
Glen O. Brechbill
Givaudan Fragrance - Switz.
Ylang Givco 225
Destilerias Munoz - Spain
F.D. Copeland & Sons
Cananga Oil
BASES PERFUMARIA
Ylang Eco Essence E5380
Ylang Odorata Oil
Ylang Oil Extra
Ylang Oil no. 1
Ylang Oil no. 2
Ylang Oil no. 3
OLEOS ESSENCIAS - NATURALS
Djasula Wangi - Indonesia
Ylang Odorata Oil 1400
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oils Extra
Ylang Ylang Oils I
Ylang Ylang Oils II
Ylang Ylang Oil III
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang I
Ylang Ylang II
Ylang Ylang III
Essencia, Aetherische Oele - Switz.
Cananga Oil
Cananga Indonesie
Ylang Oil Extra
Ylang Oil I
Ylang Oil II
Ylang Oil III
Ylang Oil Complete
Ylang Extra Comoros
Ylang Extra S Comoros
Ylang Ylang 1 Comoros
Ylang Ylang II Comoros
Ylang Ylang III Comoros
EXTRAITS
Cananga Oil - Indonesia
Ylang Ylang - Comoros
Cananga Java
Cananga Odorata
Ylang Ylang Extra
Cananga Odorata
Ylang Ylang II
Cananga Odorata
Euma - Argentina
Cananga
Ylang Ylang Oil # 3 - Comoros
Ylang Ylang Oil Bourbon Extra Reunion
Ylang Ylang I
Ylang Ylang III
Cannaga Oil
NATURALES PRODUCTOS
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang Ylang I
( cananga odorata 1a dest. )
Ylang Ylang III
( cananga odorata 2 a dest. )
Ylang Ylang III
( cananga odorata 3 a dest. )
Cananga Oil
J.Piltz - Brazil
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang
De Monchy Aromatics, Inc. - U.K.
Earth Oil Plantations Ltd. - U.K.
Exaflor - France
Ylang Ylang III
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang Ylang
536
Madagascar
Ylang - Ylang
Fleurin, Inc. - USA
Ylang Ylang I, II, III
Ylang Givco 225
FD Copeland & Sons Ltd. - U.K.
Quest Intl. - Givaudan Switz.
Ylang Ylang Abs.
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil
Flowersynth - India
Ylang Oil Extra
Ylang Oil no. 1
Ylang Oil no. 2
Ylang Oil no. 3
Ylang
Ylang Oils I, II, III, Complete
The Good Scents Company - USA
Cananga
Ylang Ylang I Essence
Ylang Ylang III Essence
Ylang Ylang # 1
Ylang Ylang # 2
Ylang Ylang # 3
Cananga Oil
Cananga Oil Terpeneless
Ylang Ylang Oil
Fine Chemical Trading Ltd. - U.K.
ABSOLUTES
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Absolute
Ylang Ylang Oil
CONCRETES
Cananga Oil
FLORAL
Ylang Ylang Oil
Cananga Oil
Fruitarom Industries - Israel
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang - Ylang Extra
Cananga Indonesia
Cananga Oil
Ylang - Ylang Oils
Cananga
Ylang, Complete
Ylang, Extra
Ylang I
Ylang II
Ylang III
Ylang Oil ( Fleur )
Ylang Ylang 2
Ylang Ylang 3
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang Petals
Cananga Java
Fuerst Day Lawson - U.K.
Cananga Oil
Cananga Oil
Ylang Oils
Ylang Ylang Oil
537
Glen O. Brechbill
HC Biochem - China
Ylang II Oil
Ylang III Oil
IFF - USA
FRAGRANCES BY ODOR
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang Oil I
Ylang Ylang Oil III
Ylang Ylang Extra Comores
Ylang Extra Oil
Ylang Ylang I Comores
Ylang I Oil
Ylang Ylang II Comoroes
Ylang II Oil
Ylang Ylang III Comores
Ylang III Oil
JC Buck Ltd. - U.K.
Ylang Ylang Abs. Extra
Ylang Extra
Ylang # 1
Ylang # 2
Ylang # 3
J & E Sozio, Inc. - USA
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil II
Haldin - Indonesia
Ylang Ylang Extra
SPECIALTIES OR RECONSTITUTE OILS
Cananga Oil
Ylang Oil Std
Ylang III Oil MF
Handa Fine Chemicals Ltd., - U.K.
Ylang Ylang
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil
Cananga Indonesie
Cananga Oil
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang Oil
Cananga Odorata
BOTANICAL EXTRACTS
Cananga
Ylang Ylang
Cananga Odorata
Naradev - Hong Kong
Cananga
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang 2
Ylang Ylang 3
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang Petals
Cananga Indonesie
Ylang Core
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang I
Ylang Ylang II
Ylang YLang III
Ylang Ylang Super Extra
Ylang Ylang Deuxieme Comores
Ylang Ylang Extra Comores
Ylang Ylang Prmiere Comores
Ylang Ylang Troisieme Comores
Cananga Java Oil
Nardev - Israel
Ylang Extra Oil
Ylang 1 Oil
Cananga Oil
BOOK # II ( I - Z )
538
Ylang Ylang Oil
Cananga, Indonesia
Cananga Hook F & Thomas Oil
Prima Fleur - USA
Ylang Ylang Extra, Spain
Ylang Ylang Oil
Oliganic - USA
Peter Jarvic Cosmetic Ltd. - U.K.
Cananga - Indonesia June - Aug.
BOTANICAL LISTING
Ylang Ylang Comoros
April, Nov.
Ylang Ylang Madagascar
July - Augst.
Ylang EO
Ylang Ylang # 1 Canangal Odorata
Wild
Flower Comores
Ylang Ylang # 2
Regular Flower Madagascar
Ylang Ylang # 3
Wild
Flower Comores
Ylang Ylang # 3
Organic Flower Madagascar
Ylang Ylang Extra
Wild
Flower Comores
Organic Flower Madagascar
Cananga Oil
P.P. Sheth & Co. - India
Ylang Ylang Oil
Puresence Wursten Inc. - Switz.
Cananga Oil
Phoenix Aromas & Essential - USA
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil I
Cananga Oil
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Extra Oil
Ylang Ylang I Oil
Ylang Ylang II Oil
Ylang Ylang III Oil
TERPENES
Ylang Ylang Oils
Ylang Ylang Tails / Terpenes
Cananga Decolorized
Cananga Oil
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Extra Oil
Ylang Ylang I Oil
Ylang Ylang III Oil
Ylang Oil Extra
Ylang Oil # 1
Ylang Oil # 2
Ylang Oil # 3
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang I
Ylang Ylang II
Ylang Ylang III
Ylang Ylang No. 1, II, III Comoros
Ylang Givco 225
Ylang Ylang Abs.
Raj Aroma Corp. - India
Ylang Oil Extra
Ylang Oil I
Ylang Oil II
Ylang Oil III
Cananga Oil
539
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Oil STD
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang Abs.
Ylang Extra Oil
Ylang 1 Oil
Ylang 3 Oil
Cananga Oil Java
Brazil
Ylang Ylang I - Commoro
Ylang Ylang II - Commoro
Ylang Ylang III - Commoro
Ylang Ylang Oil
Sigma Aldrich - USA
Cananga Oil
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil I
Ylang Ylang Oil II
Ylang Ylang Oil III
Reunion
Comoros
Cananga Java Native FCC
Ylang Ylang Extra
Ylang Ylang First
Ylang Ylang Second
Ylang Ylang Third
SAT Group - India
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil
Sovimpex - France
Cananga Oil
Cananga
Ylangs - Comores
Ylangs - Madagascar
Ylang Ylang Oil - Payan Bertrand
Ylang Ylang Oil ( A 8147 ) Payan Bertrand
Cananga Oil
Cananga Oil Java
Ylang Ylang Oil
ESSENTIAL OIL MAP OF THE WORLD
Africa
Ylang Ylang # 3 Pure
Ylang Ylang Extra ONC
Comoros
Mayotte
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang Oil
Ylanox 3520 P
Ylang Oil Extra 1596
Ylang Oil I 1924
Ylang Oil II 2641
Sarcom Inc. - USA
Cananga Indonesia
Science Lab - USA
Ylang Ylang
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil
Cananga Oil
540
Asia
Ylang Synthetic
Indonesia
W & W Australia Pty - Aust.
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang Oil
Walsh, John D., Co. Inc. - USA
Cananga Indonesian
Ylang Oil, Extra
Ylang Oil, I
Ylang Oil, II
Ylang Oil, III
Ylang
Ultra International Limited - India
Ylang Ylang
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang
Cananga Java Native FCC
Ylang Ylang Bourbon
Ylang Ylang Bourbon First
Ylang Ylang Bourbon Second
Ylang Ylan Bourbon Third
Ylang Ylang Extra
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil I
Ylang Ylang Oil II
Ylang Ylang Oil III
Ventos Enterprises Ltd. - U.K.
Cananga Oil
Ylang Ylang Oil
Vigon International, Inc. - USA
Ylang III
541
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang Notes
Cananga Decolorized Oil
Is a sweet floral balsamic quite diffusive odor. Woody notes spring
forth as an initial impression. Has a fresh floral background that
can be quite intoxicating. Free from the dark natural color.
Cananga Oil Java
Sweet and floral, ylang-ylang oil, jasmin.
Methyl Para Cresol
Sharp and sweet, dilution - ylang, hyacinth and wall flower.
Para Cresyl Methyl
Floral odor of wall flower, and ylang-ylang.
Ylang Abs.
Intensely sweet floral very diffusive odor truly reminiscent.
Ylang Augaflor 28
This warm, sweet, floral specialty has the ability to turn an ordinary
perfume into a well-founded extravaganza. Blends well with previous
Ylang. Should not be used in place of, but to compliment.
Ylang Augaflor 31
This warm, sweet floral heady specialty has all the characteristics
of a high grade Ylang. It has the harsh top note, quickly followed
by the heady aromas expected and used in high grade perfumes.
Ylang Extra Oil
Ylang Extra Oliffac P
Enables broad usage of the fine top note ylang grades.
Ylang Givco 225
Is the economical reconstitution of the essential oil. Intensely, floral, powerful,
balsamic and spicy, it reflects all the typical odor characteristics of ylang-ylang
oil. The creamy-sweet and spice parts of the top note are nice balanced and
allow the use of Ylang Givco 225 as a replacement of ylang ylang oil in many
applications. This cost effective Ylang Ylang blends well in all type of floral
compounds, especially in so called "white floral" bouquet such as jasmin,
magnolia, muguet, tuberose.
542
Ylang Oliffac Extra
An economical alternative to the finer grades of ylang oils.
Ylang Oliffac 597
An economical simulation of the ylang odor.
Ylang Oliffac Standard
A good general purpose substitute for the ylang flower character.
Ylang 1 Oil
In between quality or fraction.
Ylang 3 Oil
Sweet floral and balsamic woody odor.
Ylang 299 K
Powerful, floral and intensely sweet odor.
Ylang Ylang
Otherwise known as the flower of flowers of "the poor man's jasmine".
Alleged to possess aphrodisiac qualities. A common addition to
"love-potions."
Ylang Ylang Abs.
Intensely sweet floral, and very diffusive odor.
Powerful, and intensely sweet, but also soft balsamic floral odor.
Rich sweet and intensely floral.
Ylang Ylang Oil
Sweet floral and intensely floral.
Ylang Ylang Oil
Rich sweet and intensely floral with outstanding tenacity.
Very powerful floral intensely sweet of cresylic benzoate type.
Ylang Ylang " First "
In between quality generally a mixture of different fractions.
Ylang Ylang " Second "
In between quality generally a mixture of different fractions.
Ylang Ylang " Third "
Sweet floral and balsamic woody odor tenacious sweet.
543
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 1a
3
46
9
38
.1
27
4
9
3
6
8
1
110
19
6
17
4
7
3
26
5
72
18
4
307
3
10
3
4
2
24
57
5
.1
25
7
Amberonne
Coumarina
Vanilline
Exaltolide
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Benzyl Alcohol
Roseone
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Ionone Alpha 60
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Carnation Substitute
Hidroxcitronelal
Lilial
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Tuberose Substitute
Methyl Para Cresole
Cananga Macrophylla - Cananga J.
Ionone Alpha 60
Galaxolide 50
Benzylacetate Nat.
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
1
46
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Citronellol 850
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Hidroxicitronelal
Acetate de Geranyle FCC
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
Aldehyde C - 14
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Nerol Coeur
Iso Rose
1,000
534
Ylang Ylang # 1b
3
46
9
38
.1
27
4
9
3
6
8
1
100
19
6
17
4
7
3
26
5
72
18
4
307
3
10
3
14
2
24
57
5
.1
25
7
Rionyl
CouMarin
Vanillin
Exaltolide
Sandelwood Oliffac
Benzyl Alcohol
Roseone
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 E
Ethyl, Vanillin
Fruitaleur
Hidroxcitronelal
Lilial
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Tuberose Substitute
Methyl Para Cresole
Ionone Alpha 60
Galaxolide 50
Benzylacetate Nat.
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
1
46
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
5
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
1
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Citronellol Prime
Folione
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Hidroxicitronelal
Jasmone
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
alpha-Ionone Extra
Eugenyl Acetate
Vanilla Alcohol
Aldehyde C - 14
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Nerol Coeur
Iso Rose
1,000
545
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 1c
3
46
9
38
.1
37
4
9
3
6
8
1
110
19
6
17
4
7
2
26
5
72
18
4
307
3
11
3
4
2
14
57
5
.1
28
7
Coumarina
Vanilline
Exaltolide
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Benzyl Alcohol
Roseone
Methyl Benzoate
Bacdanol
Iso Rose
Methyl Benzoate
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Laurinal
Lilial
Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Tuberose Substitute
Methyl Para Cresole
Cananga, Java
Ethylene Brassylate
MDJ Super
Cassifix
Alcohol C - 9
Irisone Bis
5
3
1
46
.1
4
3
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Citronellol 850
Undecatriene
Geraniol 60
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Coriander Oil - Russia
Hidroxicitronelal
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Tea Essence
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
Aldehyde C - 14
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Fleuramone
Nerol Coeur
Alpha Damascone
1,000
546
Ylang Ylang # 1d
3
46
9
38
.1
37
4
9
3
6
8
1
110
19
6
17
4
7
3
26
5
62
18
4
317
3
10
3
4
2
4
57
5
.1
35
7
Amberonne
Coumarina
Vanilline
Vanilla Tincture 20 !
Sandalore
Benzyl Alcohol
Roseone
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Ionone Alpha 60
Ethyl, Vanillin
Aquanol
Eugenol
Hidroxcitronelal
Lioral
Di Propylene Glicol
Bisabolene
Tuberose Substitute
Methyl Para Cresole
y - Irone
Cashmeran
Benzylacetate Nat.
Alcohol C - 9
Methyl Ionone
5
3
1
46
.1
4
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Citronellol 850
Undecatriene
Florantone T
Geraniol 60
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Hidroxicitronelal
Jasmonyl Acetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Rose Essence Abs.
Myraldyl Acetate
Eugenyl Acetate
alpha Ionone
Aldehyde C - 14
Eugenyl Acetate
Scennal
Fleuramone
Nerol Coeur
Rose Acetate ( Rose Crystals )
1,000
547
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 1e
3
46
9
38
.1
37
4
9
3
6
8
1
110
19
6
17
4
7
3
26
5
72
8
4
297
3
10
3
4
2
23
55
5
.1
35
7
Amberlyn
Helional
Vanilline
Musk Abs. C’Less
Galaxolide 50 in DEP
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Benzyl Alcohol
Roseone
Methyl Benzoate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Iso - Rosal 38 C
Ionone Alpha 60
Ethyl, Vanillin
MelonOrg
Hidroxcitronelal
Lilial
Di Propylene Glicol
Methyl Dianthanol
Tuberose Substitute
Methyl Para Cresole
Iso Jasmone
Musk T - Takasago
Acetato Benzila
Cassis Fragrance
Alcohol C - 9
5
3
1
46
.1
7
6
9
3
.6
3
.8
2
1
.1
4
2
3
6
3
1
4
.2
1
Citronellol 850
2, 6 Nonadien 1 ol - Bedoukian
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Para Cresyl Acetate
Orange Flower Base
Nutmeg Oil - India
Hidroxicitronelal
Jasmonyl Acetate
Rose Oil - Lebanon
Rose Damascenia Abs.
Eugenyl Acetate
Parmanyl
Aldehyde C - 14
Eugenyl Acetate
Petilyn
Florosia
Nerol Coeur
Iso Rose
1,000
548
Ylang Ylang # 2a
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
121
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
80
6
2
300
1
38
8
1
.1
Sandela
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Vanilys - Pfw
Damascenone
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Galbanum Givco 51
Lyral
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Jacinthaflor
Jasmone
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Hysimal
Alcohol C - 9
22
5
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
12
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
3
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
5
Ylang Ylang III Madagascar
Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Ionone Alpha
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Ylang Oil Extra
Persicol SA
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Neroli Artessence
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
Orange Oil Valencia ( C.P. )
1,000
549
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 2b
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
118
26
1
5
6
3
11
5
7
81
6
2
300
1
38
8
1
.1
Sandalwood Oil - Australia, India
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 DPG
Cedrenyl Acetate
Galaxolide 50
Vanilys - Pfw
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Hydroxycitronellal Pur 55
Eugenol ex Clove Bud Oil - Indesso
Jasilyn
Galbanodor
Lyral
Geranyl Linalol
Rose Substitute
Jacinthaflor
Iridales
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Troenan
Honey Rose Givco 84
Alcohol C - 9
22
1
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
16
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
3
.1
3
25
4
6
4
2
5
Iso Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Apritone
alpha - Ionone
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Ylang Oil Extra
Persicol SA
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Neroli Artessence
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Rosa Centifolia Oil - France
1,000
550
Ylang Ylang # 2c
14
5
3
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
121
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
80
6
2
300
1
34
8
1
.1
Sandalwood Oliffac
Amberfleur
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 DPG
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Vanilys - Pfw
Bois - De - Rose Oil
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Damascenone Alfa
Galbanum Coeur
Lyral
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Cananga Java
Troenan
Cis Jasmone
Di Propileno Glico
Acetato Geranila
Geraniol 100 %
Hysimal
Alcohol C - 10
26
5
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
12
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
3
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
5
Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol Natural
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Ionone Alpha
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Ylang Oil Extra
Persicol SA
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Neroli Artessence
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
1,000
551
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 2d
15
5
2
12
36
7
49
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
121
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
75
6
2
300
1
42
8
1
.1
Sandalwood Orpur Italy - Givaudan
Amberonne
Benzophenone
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk Clear
Amborate
Galaxolide 50
Vanilys - Pfw
Alpha Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate
Galbanum Givco 51
Lyral
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Jacinthaflor
Jasilyn
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Hidroxicitronelal
Alcohol C - 9
23
5
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
9
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
3
.1
6
25
4
6
3
2
5
Eugenol
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol Prime
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Oil - Bulgaria
Ionone Alpha
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Ylang Oil Extra
( C - 14 )
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Petitgrain Oil
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
1,000
552
Ylang Ylang # 2e
14
5
3
12
36
7
45
3
8
4
2
51
12
3
121
26
1
5
6
3
9
5
7
80
6
2
300
1
38
8
1
.1
Sandela
Ambrox DL
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Musk 50 DPG
Ylang Ylang 3
Cashmeran
Vanilys - Pfw
Damascenone
Benzyl Acetate
Rose Crystals
Muguet Base
Eugenol
Iso Jasmone
Galbanum Givco 51
Lyral
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Rose Substitute
Phenylethylalcohol
Jacinthaflor
Jasmone
Di Propileno Glico
Damascenia 185 SA
Geraniol 100 %
Hysimal
Hidroxicitronelaldimethylacetal
Alcohol C - 9
26
5
7
38
3
9
.3
1
3
12
6
.2
8
4
1
.3
2
3
.1
3
25
4
6
3
2
5
Eugenol
Iridales
Linalyl Acetate
Citronellol 80
Orange Blossom Base
Rose Acetate
Ionone Alpha
Wardia Substitute
Cassis Bourgenons
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Ylang - Ylang Oil’s
Persicol SA
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Wardia
Linalol 99 %
Orangeflor
Myraldyl Acetate
Irisone Bis
Phyllos
Orange Oil ( Cold Pressed ) - USA
1,000
553
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 3a
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
5
6
17
1
1
6
124
28
53
.1
5
62
9
310
1
2
8
16
5
Civet Powder # 1c
Benzylalcohol
Coumarin Substitute
Macrolide - Symrise
Sandela “T”
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Hedione
Alcohol C - 9
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
y - Irone
Liral
Citronellol 850
2
.1
17
24
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
11
4
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Nerol
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
Linalol
Nepalva
Cetonal V
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Fine
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Nerol
Bois Amberene Forte
Floranton T
Wardia
Rose Acetate
Cassis Fragrance D
Ylang Odorata Oil
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
1,000
554
Ylang Ylang # 3b
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
5
6
17
1
1
6
124
28
53
.1
5
62
19
310
1
2
8
16
5
Civet Powder # 1a
Hercolyn - D
Musk R - 1
Sandalore
Vanillin
Musk T
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Iridales
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
MDJ Super
Alcohol C - 9
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascone Total
Vanilla Resinoid
Hydrofix R
Citronellol Prime
2
.1
7
24
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
22
11
4
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
6
2
1
1
35
.3
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
Linalol
Cananga Java
Ionone Alpha 60
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Fine
Ylang Ylang Petals
Iso Eugenol Tech
Nerol
Bois Amberene Forte
Orange Oil Bitter ( W.I. )
Wardia
Rose Acetate
Cassis Fragrance D
Ylang Odorata Oil
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
1,000
555
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 3c
.1
10
46
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
7
6
17
1
1
6
124
28
53
.1
5
62
19
310
1
2
8
16
5
Civet Powder # 1d
Hercolin - D
Coumarin
Serenolide
Amyris Oil W.I.
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Iritone V
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Hedione
Alcohol C - 9
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Anisyl Alcohol
Vanilla Resinoid
Irone Alpha
Liral
Citronellol Nat.
2
.1
7
24
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
11
4
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Nerol
Polarose
Musc Emeressence
Linalol Pur
Nepalva
Cetonal V
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Fine
Ylang Givco 225
Iso Eugenol Tech
Nerol
Lyral
Floranton T
Wardia
Rose Acetate
Cassis Fragrance D
Ylang Odorata Oil
Bourgenal
Rosa
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
1,000
556
Ylang Ylang # 3d
.1
10
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
5
6
17
1
1
6
124
28
53
.1
5
56
9
310
1
2
8
16
5
Civet Powder # 1c
Alcool Benzila
Coumarin Substitute
Sandela “T”
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy ciol
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Irisone Bis
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
Benzyl Acetate
Alcohol C - 9
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
y - Irone
Hydroxycitronellol
Citronellol FCC
2
.1
17
24
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
26
11
3
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
5
2
1
1
36
.3
Nerol
Rosalva
Ethylene Brassylate
Linalol
Nepalva
Iris Beurre Oil
Violiff
Geraniol Prime
Ylang Givco 236
Iso Eugenol ( Dianthanol )
Nerol
Bois Amberene Forte
Floranton T
Ylang Oil Extra
Rose Acetate
Cassis Fragrance D
Ylang Odorata Oil
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
1,000
557
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 3e
.1
1
48
37
19
8
27
6
5
3
15
5
6
17
1
1
6
124
28
53
.1
5
62
11
300
1
2
8
16
5
Exaltolide
Cedrol Crystals
Coumarin Substitute
Macrolide - Symrise
Sandiff
Vanillin
Cashmeran
Fleuramone
Hydroxy Citronellal
Methyl Benzoate
Benzophenone
Ionone Alpha Coeur
Cinnamic Alcohol
Eugenol
MDJ
Alcohol C - 9
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Ionone Alpha 60
Beta Damascone
Vanilla Resinoid
y - Irone
Liral
Citronellol Pure
12
.1
17
24
9
3
.1
4
.1
5
20
11
4
1
.2
3
2
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
35
.3
Rose For Soap Base
Polarose
Ethylene Brassylate
Linalol
Cetonal V
Orange Flower Water
Geraniol Fine
Ylang Givco 225
Eugenyl Acetate
Nerol
Bois Amberene Forte
Floranton T
Wardia
Rose Acetate
Cassis Fragrance D
Ylang Odorata Oil
Bourgenal
Iso Rose
Farnesyl Acetate
Linalyl Acetate
Bourgenal
1,000
558
Ylang Ylang # 4a
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
74
1
8
17
10
5
7
2
1
109
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
25
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Coumarin
Ambergris
Musk 50 DPG
Iso & Super
Vanilla Resinoid
Helioforte
Heliotropine
Mugentanol
Musk 50 in DPG
Iso Jasmone
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Ylang Oils
Hydroxycitronellal
Citronellol
Eugenol / Clove
Petilyn
Alcohol C - 9
Super Cepionate
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Ionone Alpha 60
Alcool Phenyl Etil
Boisnal
Linalol 98 %
.7
4
.1
2
1
22
11
3
1
2
9
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Cananga Java
Aubepine
Synabran
Iris Beurre Oil
Ivyal
Tubereuse 181
Iso Rose
Cassis Fragrance B
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Cinnamalva
Leaf Alcohol
Carnaline
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
559
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 4b
5
49
1
32
37
6
6
2
74
1
8
17
10
5
3
2
1
111
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
6
4
5
.4
25
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Coumarin
Amberfleur
Musk 50 DPG
Iso & Super
Vanilla Resinoid
Benzyl Salicylate 98 % - Chine
Bisabolene
Mugentanol
Musk 50 in DPG
Iso Jasmone
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Cananga Oil Java
Hydroxycitronellal
Citronellol
Eugenol / Clove
Petilyn
Alcohol C - 9
Super Cepionate
Geraniol 970
Methyl Jasmonate
Ionone Alpha Pure
Boisnal
Linalol 99 %
.7
4
.1
2
1
26
11
3
1
2
9
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Mugone S 207 M
Anisicaldehyde
Folione
Vanilla Alcohol
Geraniol For Soap AB 2015
Iris Beurre Oil
Ivyal
Tubereuse 181
Iso Rose
Cassis Fragrance B
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Cinnamalva
Leaf Alcohol
Carnaline
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
560
Ylang Ylang # 4c
5
49
1
31
37
6
7
2
75
1
8
17
10
5
7
2
.1
101
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
25
Sandalwood Oliffac
Coumarin
Musk 50 DPG
Iso & Super
Vanilla Resinoid
Helioforte
Heliotropine
Meijiff
Musk 50 in DPG
Iso Jasmone
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
Hydroxycitronellal
Citronellol
Petilyn
Alcohol C - 9
Super Cepionate
Geraniol 970
Jasmone
Ionone Alpha
Alcool Phenyl Ethyl
Ivyal
Hydroxycitronellol
Linalool
.6
4
.1
2
1
30
11
3
1
2
9
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
2
1
18
Ylang Ylang III
Aubepine
Neofolione
Synabran
Iris Beurre Oil
Ivyal
Roseiff - IFF
Iso Rose
Cassis Fragrance B
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Cinnamalva
Leaf Alcohol
Isoeugenol ( Carnation ) Dianthanol
Bourgenal
Linalylacetate
1,000
561
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 4d
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
74
1
8
17
10
5
7
2
1
99
3
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
5
.4
25
Sandalwood Oil New Caladonia
Coumarina - Lluche ( Spain )
Rionyl
Musk 50 DPG
Iso & Super
Vanilla Resinoid
Lyrame
Heliotropine
Mugentanol
Musk 50 in DPG
MDj
Vanillinethyl
Methyl Benzoate
Ylang Oils
Hydroxycitronellal
Citronellol
Carnation Base
Petilyn
Alcohol C - 9
Cepionate
Geraniol 970
Jasmylone 99
Ionone Alpha 60
Alcool Phenyl Etil
Mallow
Linalool
.7
4
.1
2
1
32
11
3
1
2
9
1
.3
1
1
4
2
.4
11
3
4
.1
1
1
18
Cananga Java
Aubepine
Stemone
Ivyal
Tubereuse 181
Iso Rose
Cassis Fragrance B
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Cinnamalva
Leaf Alcohol
Carnaline
Meranol
1,000
562
Ylang Ylang # 4e
5
49
1
32
37
6
7
2
74
1
8
17
10
5
7
2
3
109
1
28
7
.1
22
89
20
300
3
12
7
4
1
.4
25
Sandalore
.7
Coumarin
4
Ambergris
.1
2
Musk 50 DPG
1
Iso & Super
26
Vanisal
11
Helioforte
3
1
Heliotropine
2
Mugentanol
9
Musk NC - A
1
.3
Iso Jasmone
1
Vanillinethyl
1
Methyl Benzoate
4
Ylang Ylang Extra
2
.4
Citronellol 98 %
11
Eugenol / Clove
3
Petilyn
4
Anisyl Propanol
.1
Benzyl Acetate
1
1
Geraniol 970
18
Jasmylone 99
Ionone Alpha 60
1,000
Boisnal
Cananga Java - Indonesia - Fritzsche
Cananga Java
Aubepine
Folione
Synabran
Iris Beurre Oil
Ivyal
Tubereuse 181
Iso Rose
Cassis Fragrance B
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Cinnamalva
Leaf Alcohol
Carnaline
Bourgenal
Linalyl Acetate
563
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 5a
11
8
.1
5
38
53
6
9
.1
21
10
3
62
107
13
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
1
.1
314
2
.1
13
1
33
2
3
24
7
Benzyl Benzoate
Amyris Wood Oil
Anisyl Alcohol
Heliotropine
Ethylene Brassylate
Sandalore
Vanilline
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Hedione
Petilyn
Benzylacetate
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Laurinal
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Lyrame - IFF
Iso Rose
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Pure
Jasmonyl Acetate
Linalol S 97
Mugone S 207 M
Lily Aldehyde
Orange Flor Deco
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
1
.1
24
1
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Violiff
Eugenyl Acetate
Tuberose Substitute
y - Irone
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol Petals
Iritone V
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Lindenol
1,000
564
Ylang Ylang # 5b
11
8
.1
5
38
53
6
9
.1
17
10
3
62
107
13
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
1
.1
310
2
.1
13
1
33
2
3
28
7
Benzyl Benzoate
Amyris Wood Oil
Anisyl Alcohol
Heliotropine
Ethylene Brassylate
Sandalore
Vanilline
Polarose
Benzyl Propionate
Jasmone
Petilyn
Benzylacetate
Hydroxycitronellal
Geraniol 60
Laurinal
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Lyrame - IFF
Iso Rose
Irisone Bis
Citronellol Pure
Ylang Extra Comoros
Linalol
Mugone S 207 M
Lyral
Orange Flor Deco
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
13
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
2
.1
24
1
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Violiff
Eugenyl Acetate
Tuberose Substitute
y - Irone
Iris Beurre Oil
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Vioris
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Syringa
1,000
565
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 5c
11
8
.1
5
38
53
6
9
.1
21
10
3
62
107
13
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
2
1
.1
314
2
.1
15
1
33
2
3
34
7
Benzyl Alcohol FR
Sandal Amiris
Anisyl Alcohol
Heliotropine
Sandalore
Vanillin
Rosalva
Benzyl Salicylate
Hedione
Petilyn
Benzylacetate
Muguet Base
Geraniol Pur
Laurinal
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Di Methyl Octanol
Lifetaal
Iso Rose
Irisone Bis
Anisyl Alcohol
Citronellol 60
Jasmone
Linalol
Mugone S 207 M
Lily Aldehyde
Orange Flor Deco
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
5
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
3
5
1
1
.1
25
1
Alcohol C - 9
Cassis Fragrance F
Undecavertol
Eugenyl Acetate
Tuberose Substitute
y - Irone
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol Petals
Iritone V
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Lindenol
1,000
566
Ylang Ylang # 5d
11
8
.1
4
35
53
6
9
.1
21
10
3
62
108
13
25
8
1
85
4
21
9
4
1
.1
314
2
.1
13
1
33
2
1
26
7
Benzyl Benzoate
Amyris Wood Oil
Anisyl Alcohol
Heliotropine
Ethylene Brassylate
Sandalore
Vanilline
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Hedione
Petilyn
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Laurinal
Rosone
Hidroxicitronelal
Eugenol
Citronellol Prime
Lyrame - IFF
Iso Rose
Irisone Bis
Rose Base # 60
Iso Jasmone
Linalol S 97
Ylang Oils
Hidroxicitronelal
Aurantiol
.2
6
.8
.1
3
2
3
15
1
12
3
10
4
3
1
.4
4
5
1
1
.1
24
1
Violet Leaves
Galbanum - Givco ( Iran ) Orpur
Violiff
Myraldyl Acetate
Carnaline ( Iso - Eugenol )
Tuberose Substitute
y - Irone
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Lindenol
1,000
567
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 5e
11
8
.1
5
38
53
6
9
.1
21
10
3
62
107
13
25
8
1
85
4
21
6
4
2
.1
314
2
.1
12
1
33
2
3
30
7
Benzyl Benzoate
Amyris Wood Oil
Anisyl Alcohol
Heliotropine
Serenolide
Santalol
Vanilline
Polarose
Benzyl Salicylate
Hedione
Petilyn
Benzylacetate
Muguet Base
Geraniol 60
Laurinal
Bisabolene
Hidroxicitronelal
Di Methyl Octanol
Lyrame - IFF
Ivyal
Givescone
Vanilla Resinoid
Citronellol Pure
Vioris
Linalol S 97
Mugone S 207 M
Lily Aldehyde
.2
6
.8
.1
4
2
3
12
1
8
3
10
4
2
1
.4
4
5
1
1
.1
25
1
Viola Odorata L.
Cassis Fragrance F
Violiff
Hydroxycitronellol
Eugenyl Acetate
Tuberose Substitute
y - Irone
Iridales
Orange Blossom Base
Wardia
Iso Moghanol
Vanillyl Alcohol
Nerol Petals
Iritone V
Florymoss
Linalyl Acetate
Lindenol
1,000
568
Ylang Ylang # 6a
.1
7
49
33
39
7
1
19
2
3
54
13
4
108
4
2
23
5
14
25
91
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
3
.1
.1
5
3
Musk Abs C’Less
Coumane
Traseolide 100 Base
Florsantal
Rose Crystals
Muskylein
Benzyl Acetate
Alicate
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Iso Mohaganol
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Fleuriff
Citronellol 96 FCC
Jasmonyl Acetate
Cananga Oil Java
Ylang, Complete
Ylang Ylang Abs. - Comoros
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geraniol 970
Bourgeons De Cassis
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Caryophelline
Cassifix
Sandolen
Muguet Aldehyde
Rose Essence Abs.
Caraway Oil Bourbon
Iso E Super
Green Key Base # 51
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Iso Eugenol
Hysimal
1,000
569
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 6b
.1
7
49
33
39
7
1
19
2
3
54
13
4
108
4
2
23
5
14
25
91
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
16
3
.1
.1
5
3
Musk Abs C’Less
Coumane
Tonalid II
Florsantal
Hydroxycitronellol
Rose Crystals
Vanilys - Pfw
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Santaliff
Hydroxycitronellol
Alicate
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Hedione
Eugenol ( Substitute ) - Carnation
Sanjinol
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Fleuriff
Citronellol 60
Iso Jasmone
Cananga Oil Java
Ylang, Complete
Cassione
Orange Sweet
26
.5
1
7
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geraniol 970
Bourgeons De Cassis
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Pepperwood - Givaudan
Stemone
Sandolen
Muguet Aldehyde
Rose Essence Abs.
Caraway Oil Bourbon
Iso E Super
Green Key Base # 9
Linalyl Acetate
Nerol
Myraldyl Acetate
Rhodiascent
Hysimal
1,000
570
Ylang Ylang # 6c
.1
7
49
33
39
7
1
19
1
3
54
13
4
108
4
2
23
5
14
25
91
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
17
3
.1
.1
5
3
Musk Abs C’Less
Vanillin
Traseolide 100 Base
Florsantal
Roseone
Vanilline
Benzyl Acetate
Sandal Oliffac
Alicate
Heliotropine
Vanillinethyl
Eugenol
Iso Mohaganol
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 96 FCC
Methyl Benzoate
Geranyl Acetate 60
Cananga Oil, Indonesia
Ylang Oils
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
3
1
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geraniol 970
Bourgeons De Cassis
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Caryophelline
Cassifix
Sandolen
Muguet Aldehyde
Rose Essence Abs.
Caraway Oil Bourbon
Santal Coeur
Green Key Base # 51
Linalyl Acetate
Geranium Oil Pure
Myraldyl Acetate
Ylang Ylang I
Iso Eugenol
Jasmone
1,000
571
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 6d
.1
7
49
33
39
7
1
19
2
3
54
13
4
108
4
2
23
5
14
25
91
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
3
.1
.1
5
3
Musk 15
Rhodiascent
Traseolide 100 Base
Florsantal
Rosa Crystals
Muskylein
Benzyl Acetate
Velvione
Alicate
Methyl Benzoate
Vanillinethyl
Acetate Bencila
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Givescone
y - Irone
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Fleuriff
Citronellol 96 FCC
Thesaron
Cananga Oil Java
Ylang
Orange
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geraniol 970
Bourgeons De Cassis
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Ghost Lily - Givaudan
Santaliff
Muguet Aldehyde
Rose Essence Abs.
Caraway Oil Bourbon
Kephalis
Green Key Base # 51
Linalyl Acetate
Petilyn
Myraldyl Acetate
Ylang Ylang
Iso Eugenol
Hydrofix R
1,000
572
Ylang Ylang # 6e
.1
7
49
33
39
7
1
19
2
3
54
13
4
108
4
2
23
5
14
25
91
7
1
3
4
5
310
2
1
3
.2
14
3
.1
.1
5
3
Velvione
Vanilla Resinoid
Coumane
Traseolide - Quest International
Florsantal
Rose Crystals
Muskylein
Methyl Di Hydro Jasmonate - MDJ
Osyrol
Alicate
Heliotropine
Ethylvanillin
Hedione
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sandalore
Benteine
Methyl Benzoate
Gardenia Synthetic
Citronellol 96 FCC
iso - Jasmone
Geranyl Acetate
Cananga Oil Java
Ylang, Complete
Orange Oil of Italy - C.C.C.
26
.5
1
9
34
.7
1
4
2
1
5
.3
1
3
1
27
5
7
1
4
3
Geraniol 60
Bourgeons De Cassis
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Bisabolene
Cassifix
Sandolen
Muguet Aldehyde
Rose Essence Abs.
Coriander Oil
Iso E Super
Green Key Base # 51
Myraldyl Acetate
Ylang Ylang III Coeur
Iso Eugenol
Acetate - De Benzyle
1,000
573
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 7a
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
21
1
.2
120
12
5
78
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
6
4
26
Musk Emeressence
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Augustus 17
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ Super
Hidroxicitronelal
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Hydroxycitronellal
Santalox T Neat
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Pomarose
Fleuramone
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Geraniol ex Hydroxycitronellal
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Oliffac
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Violiff
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Acetate
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance F
Leaf Alcohol
Ionone Alpha
Orangeflor
Methyl Benzoate
Bois Amberene Forte
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Kir Base # 9741
Acetate de Linalyl
1,000
574
Ylang Ylang # 7b
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
21
1
.2
120
12
5
75
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
6
4
29
Musk R - 1
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Augustus 17
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Benzyl Acetate Pure
Hidroxicitronelal
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Hydroxycitronellal
Sandanol
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Hydroxycitronellol
Methyl Nonyl Ketone
Di Propylene Glycol
Citronellol Prime
Pomarose
Florosia
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
MelonOrg
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Oliffac
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol 60
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Violiff
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Nerol Pure
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance F
Leaf Alcohol
Orangeflor
Methyl Benzoate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Kir Base # 9741
Acetate de Linalyl
1,000
575
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 7c
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
68
.1
7
21
1
.2
116
12
5
78
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
6
4
31
Musk Emeressence
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Augustus 14
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Sandela
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Ionone
Benzyl Acetate Nat.
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ Super
Hidroxicitronelal
Ethyl Vanillin
Vioris
Hydroxycitronellal
Cashmeran
Benzophenone
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Benteine
Ylang Oil Extra
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
2
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
36
Fruitaleur
Di Methyl Octanol
Neroli Oliffac
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Folione
Iso Jasmon
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Acetate
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance F
Leaf Alcohol
Orangeflor
Methyl Benzoate
Bois Amberene Forte
Eugenyl Acetate
Kir Base # 9741
Acetate de Linalyl
1,000
576
Ylang Ylang # 7d
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
21
1
.2
120
12
5
78
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
6
4
26
Vanillys - Pfw
Musk Emeressence
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Artificial # 1a
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Benzyl Propionate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Clear
Iris Beurre Oil
Benzylacetate
Anisyl Alcohol
MDJ Super
Hydroxicitronelal
Ethyl, Vanillin
Alcohol C - 09
Hydroxycitronellal
Santalox T Neat
Cashmeran
Rose Crystals
Eugenol / Clove
Hydroxycitronellol
Aubepine ( Anisque Aldeido )
Di Propylene Glycol
Citronellol 80
Irisone Bis
Fleuramone
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
29
8
.1
7
1
.1
4
3
1
.1
3
6
1
1
3
2
35
Geraniol 970
Melon Oliffac - IFF
iso - Jasmone
Neroli Oliffac
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Linalol
Orange Blossom Base
Violiff
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Geranyl Acetate
Iso Rose
Cassis Fragrance F
( Stems & Leaves ) - Green
Ionone Alpha
Orangeflor
Methyl Benzoate
Bois Amberene Forte
Iso Eugenol
Stemone
Ethyl Linalyl Acetate
1,000
577
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 7e
7
4
9
.1
38
19
17
5
1
4
15
69
.1
7
21
1
.2
120
12
5
78
1
23
14
2
315
3
7
4
4
28
Musk Emeressence
Benzyl Benzoate
Civet Augustus 17
Di Ethyl Phthalate
Sandalwood Oliffac
Musk Clear
Rose Crystals
Iridales
Benzyl Acetate FCC
Anisyl Alcohol
Acetate Benzyle
Hydroxyciol
Ethyl Vanillin
Alcohol C - 10
Hydroxycitronellal
Santalol
Cashmeran
Rose Acetate
Eugenol / Clove
Magnol
Di Propylene Glycol
Anis Aldehyde
Fleuramone
11
8
4
1
3
.2
.1
5
30
28
8
.1
7
1
.1
5
2
1
.1
3
6
2
1
3
2
35
Apple Oliffac
Rhodinol
Orange Flower ( Bitter )
Rose Bulgaria Abs.
Florantone T
Geraniol Prime
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Undecavertol
Jasmonyl Acetate
Aldehyde C 13 - 13
Nerol
Cassis Fragrance F
Rose Oxide R.
Ionone Alpha
Aurantiol
Methyl Benzoate
Bois Amberene Forte
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Kir Base # 9741
Linalyl Acetate
1,000
578
Ylang Ylang # 8a
47
3
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
111
3
12
9
2
97
5
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
1
1
8
29
.1
Rhodiascent - Rhodia ( France )
Benzyl Alcohol
Anisyl Alcohol
Civet Ethiopian Paste
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Iso Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Helional
Hydroxy Citronellol
Geraniol Pure
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Carnaline
Iso Raldeine 70
Phenylethylalcohol
Jasmone
.2
7
33
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
3
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
Methoxyycitronellal Q
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Nerol Coeur
1,000
579
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 8b
47
1
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
101
3
12
9
2
97
5
3
9
46
27
320
4
2
.1
1
1
8
31
.1
Coumane
.2
Benzoin Resinoid # 5 - Laos
7
33
Anisyl Alcohol
2
Civet Augaflor 23
.4
DEP
3
Acetate Iso Eugenol
18
Damascenone Alpha
.1
.2
Benzyl Acetate
4
1
1
Vanilys
5
Musk R - 1
.3
25
.3
Hedione
2
4
Methyl Benzoate
5
1
Citronellol 70 %
.1
Terpineol Prime ( Perfumery Grade ) 1
Hydroxy Citronellol
3
Geraniol Pure
1,000
Phenafleur
Nerol
Carnaline
Phenylethylalcohol
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
Ivyal
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tuberose Oliffac
Dianthanol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Perryfix - Symrise ( Perry Brothers )
Lindenol
580
Ylang Ylang # 8c
47
3
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
111
3
12
9
2
97
5
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
1
1
8
29
.1
Coumarin Crystals
Benzylalcohol
Anisyl Alcohol
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Iso Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Helional
Hydroxy Citronellol Dma
Geraniol Pure
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Jasmin Oil P.g.
Iritone V
Phenylethylalcohol
.2
7
33
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
3
Orris Resinoid
Bourgenal
Linalol Pur
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Cassis Fragrance
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Tubereuse 181
Methyl Dianthanol
Lyrame
Wardia
Rose Attar
Rosaphen
1,000
581
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 8d
47
3
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
111
3
12
9
2
97
5
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
1
1
8
29
.1
Di Hydro Coumarex
Benzyl Alcohol
Amberfleur
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Damascenone Alpha
Benzyl Propionate
Benzyl Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilline
Cashmeran
Iso Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol 70 %
Helional
Hydroxy Citronellol
Geraniol Pure
Carnation Base
Phenafleur
Nerol
Eugenyl Acetate
Iso Raldeine 70
Para Cresyl redistilled
.2
7
33
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
2
.3
25
.3
2
3
5
1
.1
1
2
Alcohol C - 9
Scennal
Linalool
Muguesia
Orange Blossom Base
Ylang Ylang Premiers Comoros
Meranol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Rose Oil Turkish
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Lyrame
Geraniol 600
Perryfix - Symrise
Phyllos
1,000
582
Ylang Ylang # 8e
47
3
58
.1
.1
32
4
1
10
31
5
3
9
2
111
3
12
9
2
97
5
3
9
36
27
320
4
2
.1
1
1
8
29
.1
Coumarin Substitute
Benzyl Alcohol
Musk T ( Etilene Brassilato )
Anisyl Alcohol
Civet
DEP
Acetate Iso Eugenol
Beta Damascone
Benzyl Acetate
Iris Beurre Oil
Vanilys
Cashmeran
Muguet ( Lily of the Valley Base )
Iso Jasmone
Hedione
Methyl Benzoate
Ionone Alpha
Citronellol 70 %
Helional
Hydroxy Citronellol
Geraniol Pure
Cananga Oil Java
Nerol
Cinnamalva
iso - ionone
Phenylethylalcohol
Jamaica Oil
.2
7
33
2
.4
3
18
.1
.2
4
1
1
5
.3
25
.3
2
4
5
1
.1
1
2
Alcohol C - 9
Bourgenal
Linalol
Troenan
Orange Blossom Base
Meranol
Bois Amberene Forte
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Linalyl Acetate
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Geranyl Acetate
Neo - Geraniol Oil
Wardia
Geraniol 600
Iso Rose
1,000
583
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 9a
.1
10
46
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
94
53
.1
6
3
1
9
86
7
9
290
3
24
2
3
5
Civetone
Benzyl Benzoate
Musk 50 DEP
Vanillin
Sandec Givco
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix L
Acetate Iso Eugenyl
Hedione
Florosia
Sandalwood Oliffac
Methyl Benzoate
Anisyl Alcohol
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol Nat.
Sandalore
Lyral
Bonorax
Iso Jasmone Pure
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Nutmeg, Ceylon
1
17
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Geraniol Prime
Jasmonyl Acetate
Vioris
Orangeflor
Wardia
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum Oil
Phenylethylalcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Linalyl Acetate 99.5 % Pure
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Ionone
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
584
Ylang Ylang # 9b
.1
10
46
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
94
53
.1
6
3
1
9
86
7
9
290
3
24
2
3
5
Civet
Hercolyn - D
Globanone
Vanillin
Indisan
Coumane
Iso & Super
Mugone S 207 M
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Hedione
Florosia
Sandalwood Oliffac
Methyl Benzoate
Benzyl Acetate
Anisyl Alcohol
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol Nat.
Sandalore
Lyral
Methyl Octyl Ketone
Iso Jasmone Pure
Geraniol Nat.
Muguet Alcohol
Nutmeg, W.I.
1
17
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
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1
3
5
2
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
2
Geraniol Prime
Iris Beurre Oil
Orangeflor
Wardia
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum Oil
Phenylethylalcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Ionone
Florosia
Bourgenal
1,000
585
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 9c
.1
10
46
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
94
53
.1
6
3
1
9
86
7
9
290
3
24
2
3
5
Civetone
Benzyl Alcohol
Musk 50 DEP
Vanillin
Propionato Bencila - China
Coumane
Iso & Super
Muguet Aldehyde
Acetate Iso Eugenyl
MDJ
Florosia
Sandalwood Oliffac
Methyl Benzoate
Polarose
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol Nat.
Sandela
Lyral
Bonorax
Methyl Ionone
Iso Jasmone Pure
Myraldyl Acetate
Hidroxicitronellal
Caryophelline Acetate
1
17
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
9
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Geraniol Prime
Iso Jasmone
alpha - Ionone
Orangeflor
Wardia
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Galbanum Coeur
Phenylethylalcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Kir Base # 9741
Methyl Tuberate
Orange Flor
Palmarosa - India
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Sensient
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Lyrame
Florosia
Stemone
1,000
586
Ylang Ylang # 9d
.1
10
46
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
94
53
.1
6
3
1
9
86
7
9
295
3
24
2
3
5
Ambergris
Benzyl Benzoate
Musk 50 DEP
Vanillin
Amyis
CouMarin
Iso & Super
Hydrofix L
Heliotropine
Benteine
Florosia
Brahmanol
Methyl Benzoate
Anisyl Alcohol
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol Nat.
Sandalore
Lyral
Bonorax
alpha - Ionone
Iso Jasmone Pure
Geraniol Coeur
Myraldyl Acetate
Lioral
Bisabolene
1
17
4
.1
3
5
27
14
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
5
2
9
.1
1
.1
.1
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3
Nerol Petals
Jasmonyl Acetate
Vioris
Orangeflor
Wardia
Ethyl Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum Oil
Phenylethylalcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Cassis Fragrance
Tubereuse 181
Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Petilyn
Undecavertol
Florantone T
Galbanum Absolue
Ionone
Florosia
Bois Amberene Forte
1,000
587
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 9e
.1
10
46
38
5
11
23
51
9
4
1
51
15
4
7
5
94
53
.1
6
3
1
9
86
7
9
290
3
27
2
3
2
Civet Augaflor 21
Benzyl Benzoate
Musk 50 DEP
Vanillin
Sandec Givco
Coumane
Iso & Super
Hydrofix L
Acetatyl Iso Eugenyl
Hedione
Jasphene
Florosia
Iso E Super - IFF
Methyl Benzoate
Lily of the Valley Base ( Muguet )
Anisyl Alcohol
Methyl Benzoate
Citronellol - L
Sandalore
Hidroxicitornellal
Bonorax
alpha - ionone
Iso Jasmone Pure
Myraldyl Acetate
Muguet Aldehyde
Pepperwood
1
19
4
.1
3
5
27
15
3
1
15
3
4
2
.4
1
3
3
2
8
.1
1
.1
.1
1
3
Geraniol Prime
Jasmonyl Acetate
Vioris
Aurantiol Pure
Wardia
Linalool
Orange Blossom Base
Top Galbanum Oil
Phenylethylalcohol
Acetate de Geranyle
Muguet Aldehyde
Stemone
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Orange Flor
Methyl Iso Eugenol
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Galbanum Absolute
Iris Beurre Essence
Florosia
Bourgenal
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588
Ylang Ylang # 10a
44
8
9
4
31
45
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
108
5
4
7
2
4
13
1
8
3
25
10
310
9
24
1
Rhodiascent
Musk Ambrette Subsitute
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Serenolide
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Santalex T Neat
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Muguet Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
MDJ
Citronellol 850
Lioral
Nepalva
Benzyl Acetate
Endanol
Rose for Soap Base
Methyl Ionone
Eugenol
Geranium Givco 223
3
67
3
.4
1
4
25
3
22
.5
1
2
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
16
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Jasilyn
Muguet Alcohol
Nerol
Iris Beurre Oil ( Violet )
Hysimal
Linalol
Narcisse Abs. - L.M.R. ( IFF ) - Fr.
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Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Iridales
Wardia
Nootkatone 80/85 %
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerinol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Bergamot Oil C.C.C. - Italy
1,000
589
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 10b
44
8
9
4
31
45
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
108
5
2
7
2
4
13
1
8
3
25
10
310
11
24
1
Etilen Brassilato ( Musk T )
Benzyl Salicylate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Serenolide
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Santalex T Neat
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Hawthorn
Hydroxycitronellal
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
MDJ
Citronellol 850
Lioral
Nepalva
Benzyl Acetate
Endanol
Rose for Soap Base
Ionone Alpha 60
Eugenol
Geranium Rose Egypt
3
65
3
.4
1
4
27
3
22
.5
1
2
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
16
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Alcohol
Nerol
Hysimal
Linalol
Narcisse Abs. - L.M..R. ( IFF ) - Fr.
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Iridales
Wardia Substitute
Nootkatone 80/85 %
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerinol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Bergamot Givco 72
1,000
590
Ylang Ylang # 10c
44
8
9
4
31
45
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
108
5
4
7
2
4
13
1
8
3
25
10
310
9
24
1
Coumarin Crystals
Traseolide
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Serenolide
Vanillin
Hidroxicitronelal
Iso & Super
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Anis Aldehyde
Muguet Base
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
MDJ
Citronellol 850
Lioral
Amber Core
Cephionate
Endanol
Rose Base # 60
Ionone
Phenylethylalcohol
Eugenol
Geranium Oil Morocco
3
57
3
.4
1
4
35
3
22
.5
1
2
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
16
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
3
Jasilyn
Muguet Alcohol
Nerol
Hysimal
Linalol ex Bois de Rose Oil
Orris Abs. - L.M.R. ( IFF ) - Fr.
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Acetate de Geranyle
Cassis Fragrance
Vetiver Acetate
Iridales
Wardia
Grapefruit Oil ( Pink/White )
Linalyl Acetate
Mandarin Oil Red - Argentina
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Rosilial
Leaf Alcohol
Mugetanol
Bergamont Oil
1,000
591
Glen O. Brechbill
Ylang Ylang # 10d
44
8
9
4
31
45
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
104
8
2
7
2
4
13
1
9
3
25
10
310
11
24
1
Coumarin
( Musk T )
Benzyl Salicylate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Serenolide
Vanilys
Hidroxicitronelal
Sandalwood Oliffac
Benzyl Acetate
Beta Damascone
Hawthorn
Methyl Iso Eugenol
Ethyl Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
MDJ
Citronellol 850
Lioral
Nepalva
Benzyl Acetate
Endanol
Rose for Soap Base
Ionone Alpha 60
Eugenol
1
65
3
.4
1
4
29
3
22
.5
1
2
17
8
4
6
.7
3
5
2
16
1
38
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Iso Jasmone
Muguet Alcohol
Nerol
Hysimal
Linalol
Iris Abs. - L.M.R. ( IFF ) - Fr.
Suderal LT
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassis Fragrance
Irisone Bis
Wardia Substitute
Pamplemousse
Linalyl Acetate
Vanilla Alcohol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Petilyn
Leaf Alcohol
Muguet Aldehyde
Clementine Oil
1,000
592
Ylang Ylang # 10e
44
8
9
4
31
45
8
7
9
48
11
1
4
108
5
2
7
2
4
13
1
8
3
25
10
310
11
24
1
Etilen Brassilato ( Musk T )
Benzyl Salicylate
Acetyl Iso Eugenol
Vanillin
Lioral
Anthea Sandal Coeur
Benzyl Acetate
Delta Damascone
Hawthorn
Hydroxycitronellal
Ethyl, Vanillin
Methyl Benzoate
MDJ
Citronellol 850
Lioral
Nepalva
Benzyl Acetate
Endanol
Rose for Soap Base
Ionone Alpha 60
Geranium Rose Egypt
3
65
3
.4
1
4
27
2
22
.5
1
2
17
9
4
6
.7
3
5
2
16
1
37
1
.3
1
.1
1
2
Iso Rose
Muguet Alcohol
Nerol
Jasmone
Linalol
Rose Abs. - L.M.R. ( IFF ) - Fr.
Isoeugenol ( Dianthanol )
Neroli Oliffac
Geraniol 60
Orange Blossom Base
Geranyl Acetate
Cassifix
Iridales
Wardia Substitute
Nootkatone 80/85 %
Linalyl Acetate
Tangerinol
Aldehyde C - 12 MNA
Muguesia
Leaf Alcohol
Neo - Galbanum Oil - Bedoukian
Bergamot Oil C.C.C. - Italy
1,000
593
Glen O. Brechbill
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History of Chanel
Prussian War. Shortly after his
arrival he purchased an interest in a
HANEL, WORTH AN ESTIMATED French theatrical makeup company
$1.5 BILLION, is one of the called Bourjois. Bourjois successlargest companies in the $4 billion fully introduced dry rouge to the
global perfume industry. Chanel European market in the 1890s.
started its success with the introThe company grew rapidly, and
duction of Chanel No. 5 perfume,
which continued to be a top selling by the early 1920s, Bourjois had
begun making and distributing skin
perfume into the 1990s.
creams from his Rochester, New
York, plant for cosmetic industry
Information, Business
giant Helena Rubenstien. By the
Description, History,
1920s, Bourjois had become the
Background Information on
largest cosmetics and fragrance
Chanel
manufacturer in France.
The company has since diversiThough the Wertheimer family
fied its offerings beyond perfumes
to include designer clothes and would control the finances of
accessories, which are sold in Chanel from its inception, the
department stores and Chanel bou- impetus and creative vision for the
tiques around the world. The com- company came from Coco Chanel.
pany boasts a rich history rife with Theophile Bader, founder of the
successful French department store
intrigue, wealth, and scandal.
chain Galeries Lafayette, introBy the 1990s, the Wertheimer duced Coco Chanel to Ernest
family of France had maintained Wertheimer's son, Pierre, in 1922.
controlling interest in Chanel for Coco Chanel sought financial help
over 100 years. Chanel traces its from Pierre Wertheimer to market a
roots back to 1870, when Ernest fragrance she had developed in
Wertheimer moved from Alsace, 1921.
France, to Paris during the Franco-
C
An admirer of Coco Chanel,
Pierre Wertheimer wanted to help
her succeed and, two years after
their introduction, he founded
Parfums Chanel to make and sell
her upscale perfume, named Chanel
No. 5. Pierre Wertheimer funded
the venture and retained a 70 percent ownership share in the company. Coco Chanel got a modest 10
percent of the company and Bader
received 20 percent.
During the 1920s and 1930s
Parfums Chanel thrived. In addition
to selling the famous Chanel No. 5
perfume, the company eventually
introduced other fragrances. In
1929, Pierre Wertheimer introduced Soir de Paris, a fragrance
aimed at the general public and
marketed through the Bourjois
company. Meanwhile, Coco Chanel
operated a successful fashion studio near the Louvre museum in
Paris. Under an agreement with the
Wertheimers, she operated her
design business as a separate company, but sold the clothes under the
Chanel name. Although Parfums
Chanel and Coco Chanel's design
business flourished, the personal
597
relationship between Coco Chanel use new occupation regulations to
and Pierre Wertheimer deteriorated. take control of the Parfums Chanel
partnership. But the savvy
The friction between Coco Wertheimers stymied that move,
Chanel and the Wertheimer family too. In their absence, they found an
stemmed from Coco Chanel's dis- Aryan proxy to run their businesses
satisfaction with the terms of their and keep Coco Chanel at bay.
original agreement. Coco Chanel
resented what she viewed as an
During World War II, Coco
attempt by the Wertheimers to Chanel stayed in Paris, moving into
exploit her talents for their own the Hotel Ritz with her new paragain. She felt she should have a mour,
Hans
Gunther
von
larger than ten percent portion of Dincklage, a member of the
the company, and she argued that German information service.
she had unwittingly signed away According to one of Coco Chanel's
the rights to her own name. The biographers, Edmonde CharlesWertheimers countered her griev- Roux, she played a role in a secret
ances with an argument that peace mission near the end of the
reminded Coco Chanel that the War. Charles-Roux contends that
Wertheimers had funded her ven- German intelligence sent Coco
ture in the first place, giving her the Chanel to visit Winston Churchill
chance to take her creations to mar- as part of a secret peace mission.
ket, and had made her a relatively Coco Chanel was arrested immediwealthy woman.
ately after the Liberation of France
and charged with abetting the
In 1935 Chanel hired a Parisian Germans, but Churchill intervened
attorney, Rene de Chambrun, to on her behalf and she was released.
renegotiate her agreement with the
Wertheimers. But the Wertheimers
After her release, Coco Chanel
successfully
quashed
those immediately fled France for
attempts. Furthermore, her fashion Switzerland. Meanwhile, Pierre
business sputtered during the late Wertheimer returned to Paris to
1930s and at 56-years-of-age Coco resume control of his family's holdChanel closed it when the Nazis ings. Despite her absence, Coco
invaded France. Coco Chanel Chanel continued her assault on her
found a new way to fight the former admirer and began manuWertheimers during World War II. facturing her own line of perfumes.
so, in 1947, he settled the dispute
with Coco Chanel, giving her
$400,000 and agreeing to pay her a
two percent royalty on all Chanel
products. He also gave her limited
rights to sell her own perfumes
from Switzerland.
In fact, the Wertheimers fled the
country in 1940, eventually landing
in the United States. With the powerful Wertheimer family gone,
Coco Chanel went to work trying to
In the late 1950s Wertheimer
bought back the 20 percent of the
company owned by Bader. Thus,
when Coco Chanel died in 1971 at
the age of 87, the Wertheimers
Feeling that Coco Chanel was
infringing on Parfums Chanel's
business, Pierre Wertheimer wanted to protect his legal rights, but
wished to a avoid a court battle, and
Coco Chanel never made any
more perfume after the agreement.
She gave up the rights to her name
in exchange for a monthly stipend
from the Wertheimers. The settlement paid all of her monthly bills
and kept Coco Chanel and her former lover, von Dincklage, living in
relatively high style. It appeared as
though aging Coco Chanel would
drop out of the Chanel company
saga.
At 70 years of age in 1954,
Coco Chanel returned to Paris with
the intent of restarting her fashion
studio. She went to Pierre
Wertheimer for advice and money,
and he agreed to finance her plan.
In return for his help, Wertheimer
secured the rights to the Chanel
name for all products that bore it,
not just perfumes. Once more,
Wertheimer's decision paid off
from a business standpoint. Coco
Chanel's fashion lines succeeded in
their own right and had the net
effect of boosting the perfume's
image.
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owned the entire Parfums Chanel new management involved animosoperation, including all rights to the ity and family feuds, Chanel manChanel name.
agement maintained that control
was ceded in a friendly and peacePierre Wertheimer died six able manner.
years before Coco Chanel passed
away, putting an end to an intrigu- Chanel No. 5 was still a global pering and curious relationship of fume industry leader when Alain
which Parfums Chanel was just Wertheimer took the helm. But,
one, albeit pivotal, dynamic. Coco with only four percent of the pivChanel's attorney, Rene de otal $875 million U.S. market, its
Chambrun, described the relation- dominance was fading. After years
ship as one based on a business- of mismanagement, Chanel had
man's passion for a woman who felt become
viewed
by
many
exploited by him. "Pierre returned Americans as a second-rate frato Paris full of pride and excitement grance that appealed to out-of-style
[after one of his horses won the women. Alain Wertheimer suc1956 English Derby]," Chambrun ceeded in turning Chanel around in
recalled in Forbes. "He rushed to the United States. He removed the
Coco, expecting congratulations perfume from drug store shelves in
and praise. But she refused to kiss an effort to create a greater sense of
him. She resented him, you see, all scarcity and exclusivity. As the
her life."
number of U.S. outlets carrying
Chanel No. 5 plummeted from
Pierre
Wertheimer's
son, 18,000
to
12,000,
Alain
Jacques, took control of the Chanel Wertheimer pumped millions into
operation in 1965. The 55-year-old advertising Chanel's fragrances and
Jacques was perhaps best known cosmetics. His efforts increased
for his managment of the family's profits.
racing stables and horse breeding
operations; Pierre Wertheimer had
In 1980, Alain Wertheimer
established one of the finest racing stepped up efforts in Chanel's U.S.
stables in the world in 1910, and fashion operations. Attempts to
Jacques became a renowned horse parlay the Chanel fashion division
breeder. According to some critics, into a profit center and promotional
however, he did not direct as much device for Chanel's fragrances sucattention on the operation of ceeded. Chanel opened up more
Chanel.
than 40 Chanel boutiques worldwide. By the late 1980s those shops
In 1974, Jacques's 25-year-old sold everything from $200-person Alain Wertheimer gained con- ounce perfume and $225 ballerina
trol of the company. While the slippers to $11,000 dresses and
press suggested that the move to $2,000
leather
handbags.
Importantly, Alain Wertheimer
refused to relinquish control of anything related to the family's Chanel
operations. In fact, Chanel remains
one of few companies in the cosmetic and apparel industry that
does not license its fragrances, cosmetics, or apparel to other producers or distributors.
Part of Chanel's success during
the 1980s (and throughout the
1900s for that matter) was its
adherence to a conservative, proven
image. Chanel designers and marketers were extremely careful to not
tamper with the Chanel legend.
While other perfumes had changed
to follow short term trends, the
Chanel fragrance remained classic
and unchanged. Even the Chanel
No. 5 bottle, with its traditional
black-and-white label and simple
lines, was considered a work of art
by the company. "We introduce a
new fragrance every 10 years, not
every three minutes like many competitors," explained Chanel marketer Jean Hoehn Zimmerman in
Marketing News. "We don't confuse the consumer. With Chanel,
people know what to expect. And
they keep coming back to us, at all
ages, as they enter and leave the
market."
As a result of Alain Wertheimer's efforts during the 1980s and
early 1990s, the Chanel's performance improved significantly. Going
into the 1990s, in fact, Chanel was
considered a global leader in the
fragrance industry and a top inno-
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vator in fragrance advertising and
marketing. Chanel continued to
spend more on advertising than
almost any other perfume company
and, as a result, was reaping the fattest profit margins in the industry.
In addition, the company had continued to expand into new product
lines, including Chanel watches
retailing for as much as $7,000;
additions to its popular shoe line;
and other high-priced clothes, cosmetics, and accessories.
The Wertheimers would have
been wealthy without their Chanel
business. However, Chanel's success in the 1980s was credited with
boosting the Wertheimer family's
wealth to a new level. Alain
Wertheimer moved his offices to
New York in the late 1980s, reflecting Chanel's emphasis on the U.S.
market. Although sales of high-end
goods were hurt by the global
recession of the early 1990s,
demand began recovering in the
mid 1990s and Chanel continued to
expand its boutique chain and product line.
Further Reference
Berkowitz, Harry, "Not Everyone
Shared Caged Fantasy:
Does New Chanel Ad Evoke
Freedom or the Same Old
Constraining Attitudes?"
Newsday, August 30, 1992, sec. 1,
p. 72.Berman, Phyllis, and Zina
Sawaya,
"The Billionaires behind Chanel,"
Forbes, April 3, 1989, p.
104.Hunter, Catherine E.,
"Scientist, Inventor, Futurist," Drug
& Cosmetic Industry, May 1993, p.
20.Johnson, Rebecca,
"Scent of a Woman," ADWEEK
Eastern Edition, November 29,
1993, p. 30.Kamen, Robin,
"Exec Suiting Up for Growth:
Chanel to Open New Boutiques,
Cater to Buyers," Crains New York
Business, August 15, 1994, sec. 1,
p. 13.Oliver, Joyce Ann,
"She Innovates without Destroying
a Legend," Marketing News,
December 10, 1990, p. 10.
Additional Details
Private Company
Founded: 1924 as Parfums Chanel
Employees: 912
SICs: 2844 Toilet Preparations
Swisher, Kara, "Chanel Bucks the
Trend Toward Tysons Corner,"
Washington Post, May 7, 1990, sec.
E, p. 31.
Sales: $450 million
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She was shrewd, chic and on the
cutting edge. The clothes she created changed the way women looked
and how they looked at themselves
Coco Chanel wasn't just ahead of
her time. She was ahead of herself.
If one looks at the work of contemporary fashion designers as different from one another as Tom Ford,
Helmut Lang, Miuccia Prada, Jil
Sander and Donatella Versace, one
sees that many of their strategies
echo what Chanel once did. The
way, 75 years ago, she mixed up
the vocabulary of male and female
clothes and created fashion that
offered the wearer a feeling of hidden luxury rather than ostentation
are just two examples of how her
taste and sense of style overlap
with today's fashion.
Chanel would not have defined
herself as a feminist in fact, she
consistently spoke of femininity
rather than of feminism yet her
work is unquestionably part of the
liberation of women. She threw out
a life jacket, as it were, to women
not once but twice, during two distinct periods decades apart: the
1920s and the '50s. She not only
appropriated styles, fabrics and
articles of clothing that were worn
by men but also, beginning with
how she dressed herself, appropriated sports clothes as part of the
language of fashion. One can see
how her style evolved out of necessity and defiance. She couldn't
afford the fashionable clothes of
the period so she rejected them and
made her own, using, say, the
sports jackets and ties that were
everyday male attire around the
racetrack, where she was climbing
her first social ladders.
become part of what she once
rebelled against and hated the
Establishment. But if one looks at
documentary footage of her from
that period, one can still feel the
spit and vinegar of the fiery peasant
woman who began her fashion revolution against society by aiming at
the head, with hats. Her boyish
"flapper" creations were in stark
contrast to the Belle Epoque
millinery that was in vogue at the
time, and about which she asked,
"How can a brain function under
those things?" Something that
Chanel can never be accused of is
not using her brain. Her sharp mind
is apparent in everything she did,
from her savvy use of logos to her
deep understanding of the power of
personality and packaging, even the
importance of being copied. And
she was always quotable: "Fashion
is not simply a matter of clothes.
Fashion is in the air, born upon the
wind. One intuits it. It is in the sky
and on the road."
It's not by accident that she became
associated with the modern movement that included Diaghilev,
Picasso, Stravinsky and Cocteau.
Like these artistic protagonists, she
was determined to break the old
formulas and invent a way of
expressing herself. Cocteau once
said of her that "she has, by a kind
of miracle, worked in fashion
according to rules that would seem
to have value only for painters, It is fitting, somehow, that Chanel
musicians, poets."
was often photographed holding a
cigarette or standing in front of her
By the late '60s, Chanel had famous Art Deco wall of mirrors.
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Fashion tends to involve a good
dose of smoke and mirrors, so it
should come as no surprise that
Gabrielle Chanel's version of her
life involved a multitude of lies,
inventions, cover-ups and revisions. But as Prada said to me: "She
was really a genius. It's hard to pin
down exactly why, but it has something to do with her wanting to be
different and wanting to be independent."
Certainly her life was unpredictable. Even her death in 1971, at
the age of 87 in her private quarters
at the Ritz Hotel was a plush ending
that probably would not have been
predicted for Chanel by the nuns in
the Aubazine orphanage, where she
spent time as a ward of the state
after her mother died and her father
ran off. No doubt the sisters at the
convent in Moulins, who took her
in when she was 17, raised their
eyebrows when the young woman
left the seamstress job they had
helped her get to try for a career as
a cabaret singer. This stint as a performer she was apparently charming but no Piaf led her to take up
with the local swells and become
the backup mistress of Etienne
Balsan, a playboy who would
finance her move to Paris and the
opening of her first hat business.
That arrangement gave way to a
bigger and better deal when she
moved on to his friend, Arthur
("Boy") Capel, who is said to have
been the love of her life and who
backed her expansion from hats to
clothes and from Paris to the
coastal resorts of Deauville and
Biarritz. One of her first successes
was the loose-fitting sweater, which
she belted and teamed with a skirt.
These early victories were similar
to the clothes she had been making
for herself women's clothes made
out of Everyman materials such as
jersey, usually associated with
men's undergarments.
Throughout the '20s, Chanel's
social, sexual and professional
progress continued, and her eminence grew to the status of legend.
By the early '30s she'd been courted
by Hollywood, gone and come
back. She had almost married one
of the richest men in Europe, the
Duke of Westminster; when she
didn't, her explanation was, "There
have been several Duchesses of
Westminster. There is only one
Chanel." In fact, there were many
Coco Chanels, just as her work had
many phases and many styles,
including Gypsy skirts, over-thetop fake jewelry and glittering
evening wear made of crystal and
jet beads laid over black and white
georgette crepe not just the plainer
jersey suits and "little black dresses" that made her famous. But
probably the single element that
most ensured Chanel's being
remembered, even when it would
have been easier to write her off, is
not a piece of clothing but a form of
liquid gold Chanel No. 5, in its Art
Deco bottle, which was launched in
1923. It was the first perfume to
bear a designer's name.
One could say perfume helped keep
Chanel's name pretty throughout
the period when her reputation got
ugly: World War II. This is when
her anti-Semitism, homophobia
(even though she herself dabbled in
bisexuality) and other base inclinations emerged. She responded to
the war by shutting down her fashion business and hooking up with
Hans Gunther von Dincklage, a
Nazi officer whose favors included
permission to reside in her beloved
Ritz Hotel. Years later, in 1954,
when she decided to make a comeback, her name still had "disgraced" attached to it.
Depending on the source, Chanel's
return to the fashion world has been
variously attributed to falling perfume sales, disgust at what she was
seeing in the fashion of the day or
simple boredom. All these explanations seem plausible, and so does
Karl Lagerfeld's theory of why, this
time around, the Chanel suit met
such
phenomenal
success.
Lagerfeld who designs Chanel
today and who has turned the company into an even bigger, more
tuned-in business than it was before
points out, "By the '50s she had the
benefit of distance, and so could
truly distill the Chanel look. Time
and culture had caught up with
her." In Europe, her return to fashion was deemed an utter flop at
first, but Americans couldn't buy
her suits fast enough. Yet again
Chanel had put herself into the yolk
of the zeitgeist. By the time
Katharine Hepburn played her on
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Broadway in 1969, Chanel had
achieved first-name recognition
and was simply Coco.
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Fashion designer. Born on August
19, 1883, in Saumur, France. With
her trademark suits and little black
dresses, Coco Chanel created timeless designs that are still popular
today. She herself became a much
revered style icon known for her
simple yet sophisticated outfits
paired with great accessories, such
as several strands of pearls. As
Chanel once said,“luxury must be
comfortable, otherwise it is not
luxury.”
Her early years, however, were
anything but glamorous. After her
mother’s death, Chanel was put in
an orphanage by her father who
worked as a peddler. She was
raised by nuns who taught her how
to sew a skill that would lead to her
life’s work. Her nickname came
from another occupation entirely.
During her brief career as a singer,
Chanel performed in clubs in Vichy
and Moulins where she was called
“Coco.” Some say that the name
comes from one of the songs she
used to sing, and Chanel herself
said that it was a “shortened version of cocotte, the French word
for ‘kept woman,” according to an
article in The Atlantic.
unseen, unforgettable, ultimate
accessory of fashion that heralds
Around the age of 20, Chanel your arrival and prolongs your
became involved with Etienne departure,” Chanel once explained.
Balsan who offered to help her start
a millinery business in Paris. She In 1925, she introduced the now
soon left him for one of his even legendary Chanel suit with collarwealthier friends, Arthur “Boy” less jacket and well-fitted skirt. Her
Capel. Both men were instrumental designs were revolutionary for the
in Chanel’s first fashion venture.
time borrowing elements of men’s
wear and emphasizing comfort over
Opening her first shop on Paris’s the constraints of then-popular
Rue Cambon in 1910, Chanel start- fashions. She helped women say
ed out selling hats. She later added good-bye to the days of corsets and
stores in Deauville and Biarritz and other confining garments.
began making clothes. Her first
taste of clothing success came from Another 1920s revolutionary
a dress she fashioned out of an old design was Chanel’s little black
jersey on a chilly day. In response dress. She took a color once associto the many people who asked ated with mourning and showed
about where she got the dress, she just how chic it could be for
offered to make one for them. “My eveningwear. In addition to fashfortune is built on that old jersey ion, Chanel was a popular figure in
that I’d put on because it was cold the Paris literary and artistic
in Deauville,” she once told author worlds. She designed costumes for
Paul Morand.
the Ballets Russes and for Jean
Cocteau’s play Orphée, and countIn the 1920s, Chanel took her thrived Cocteau and artist Pablo Picasso
ing business to new heights. She among her friends. For a time,
launched her first perfume, Chanel Chanel had a relationship with
No. 5, which was the first to feature composer Igor Stravinsky.
a designer’s name. Perfume “is the
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Another important romance for
Chanel began in the 1920s. She met
the wealthy duke of Westminster
aboard his yacht around 1923, and
the two started a decades-long relationship. In response to his marriage proposal, she reportedly said
“There
have been
several
Duchesses of Westminster but there
is only one Chanel!”
The international economic depression of the 1930s had a negative
impact on her company, but it was
the outbreak of World War II that
led Chanel to close her business.
She fired her workers and shut
down her shops. During the
German occupation of France,
Chanel got involved with a German
military officer, Hans Gunther von
Dincklage. She got special permission to stay in her apartment at the
Hotel Ritz. After the war ended,
Chanel was interrogated by her
relationship with von Dincklage,
but she was not charged as a collaborator. Some have wondered
whether friend Winston Churchill
worked behind the scenes on
Chanel’s behalf.
umphant return to the fashion
world. She first received scathing
reviews from critics, but her feminine and easy-fitting designs soon
won over shoppers around the
world.
In addition to the longevity of her
designs, Chanel’s life story continues to captivate people’s attention.
There have been several biographies of the fashion revolutionary,
including Chanel and Her World
(2005) written by her friend
In 1969, Chanel’s fascinating life Edmonde Charles-Roux.
story became the basis for the
Broadway musical Coco starring In the recent television biopic,
Katharine Hepburn as the leg- Coco Chanel (2008), Shirley
endary designer. Alan Jay Lerner MacLaine starred as the famous
wrote the book and lyrics for the designer around the time of her
show’s song while Andre Prévin 1954 career resurrection. The
composed the music. Cecil Beaton actress said that she had long been
handled the set and costume design interested in playing Chanel.
for the production. The show “What’s wonderful about her is
received seven Tony Award nomi- she’s not a straightforward, easy
nations, and Beaton won for Best woman to understand.”
Costume Design and René
Auberjonois for Best Featured
Actor.
Coco Chanel died on January 10,
1971, at her apartment in the Hotel
Ritz. She never married, having
once said “I never wanted to weigh
more heavily on a man than a bird.”
Hundreds crowded together at the
Church of the Madeleine to bid
farewell to the fashion icon. In tribute, many of the mourners wore
While not officially charged, Chanel suits.
Chanel suffered in the court of public opinion. Some still viewed her A little more than a decade after her
relationship with a Nazi officer as a death, designer Karl Lagerfeld took
betrayal of her country. Chanel left the reins at her company to continParis, spending some years in ue the Chanel legacy. Today her
Switzerland in a sort of exile. She namesake company continues to
also lived at her country house in thrive and is believed to generate
Roquebrune for a time.
hundreds of millions in sales each
year.
At the age of 70, Chanel made a tri-
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F
OR
COCO CHANEL, NO 5
WAS
THE SMELL OF A WOMAN;
for
Julie Burchill, it is the smell of rich
mothers. For Nicholas Blincoe,
perfume is the condition to which
all art aspires
The British do use perfume, but
only occasionally, and then in moderation. When my grandmother
died, I discovered a litre bottle of
Chanel No 5, bought in Paris in the
1930s and left unopened in her cellar. She had no use for such a large
bottle, and so, for 60 years, the perfume was left to evaporate through
the stopper. This British puritanical
streak runs deep. Although we
have a suspicion of high-flown theory, the best British art, design and
architecture lies broadly within the
modernist mainstream, because
modernism champions puritanical
virtues such as boldness, clarity
and simplicity - virtues we already
possess. We find it much harder to
appreciate eroticism, sensuality
and luxury, the extravagant qualities that perfumers bring to their
art.
against extravagance, we have no
real language to appreciate perfume as perfume. It is far easier to
treat it as a commodity - even as a
con trick pulled on the consumer.
There was a kind of glee behind
recent reports that the laboratories
hired to create synthetic beefflavoured sprays for McDonald's
fries also manufacture perfumes for
American fashion houses. And it is
often remarked that the role of the
couture catwalk show is to sell not
clothes but perfume, as though the
symbiosis between fashion and
perfume is illegitimate, and that
selling perfume is somehow
shameful.
In fact, fashion houses began to
develop their own perfumes relatively recently. The first to carry
the name of a couturier was Chanel
No 5, in 1921. Chanel No 5 also
has the distinction of being the first
fragrance to use synthetic aromas
in high concentrations, of a kind
known as aldehydes, which amplify other scents by giving them a lift
and sparkle. If there is something
essentially unmodern about perPerhaps because of this bias fume, Chanel No 5 could be seen to
mark a revolution, because it introduced modern conceptions of manufacture and marketing. But even
this would be an exaggeration.
Chanel No 5 might have used synthetic aromas more liberally than
previous perfumes, but Jacques
Guerlain had used an aldehyde two
years earlier in his scent Mitsouko;
and his uncle Aime Guerlain had
enthusiastically embraced other
synthetics a generation before - in
Jicky, for instance, created in 1889.
Rather, if Chanel No 5 exemplifies anything, it is continuity.
Although the perfume was selected
by Coco Chanel (and named after
her lucky number), it was created
by Ernest Beaux, a Russian perfumer who had learnt his art working for the House of Rallet before
moving to Coty in Grasse during
the revolution. Jacques Polges, just
the second director of perfume at
Chanel since Beaux's death, recently said: "Though his world and ours
are totally different, there are still
things that are the same, most particularly the artistry. We must help
people to feel and appreciate this
dimension."
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Conservative art and literary
critics often posit the idea of an
apostolic tradition, exemplified by
a canon. This tradition actually
exists among perfumers. The
House of Guerlain, for example,
was founded in the early 19th century by Pierre-Francois-Pascal
Guerlain, and a descendant, Patricia
de Nicolai, now has her own successful house in London. The
House of Creed is even more stable. Founded in London in 1760, it
relocated to Paris in the 1850s, and
remains family-owned today. One
can as easily wear Fleurs de
Bulgarie, created by Henry Creed
in 1845, as Neroli Sauvage, created
by Olivier Creed in 1994.
It is remarkable that so many
classic perfumes still exist. All the
perfumes named above are easily
available: in what other field is it
possible to use the exact same
product as Queen Victoria (Fleurs
de Bulgarie), Colette (Jicky),
Diaghilev (Mitsouko), Marilyn
Monroe (Chanel No 5) or me
(Neroli Sauvage)? And with these
perfumes, you are not buying a
reproduction or an approximation.
It really is the same perfume.
The perfumer's tradition is
long. New techniques such as gas
chromatography, which is used to
analyse "headspace" (the air around
a living flower), are used alongside
distillation processes that have not
changed since the Arabs developed
them. Some ingredients, too, are as
old as civilisation. Frankincense is
a balsam (or gum resin), myrrh an
extract of a root, and while the
young Christ may have appreciated
them, neither is close to being the
most valuable perfume ingredient.
Balsam of Mecca, for instance, is
worth twice its weight in silver
because (rather confusingly) it
grows only in Syria on two plantations, one of four acres, the other
considerably smaller.
The mostly excellent perfume
writer Susan Irvine recommends
that, with perfume, "less is sexier".
She is wrong. It takes much more
perfume to create an effective
vapour trail, or "sillage", than one
might imagine. And it needs to be
renewed frequently. The rule, in
perfume as in other things, ought to
be bling-bling. The ostentatious
display of luxury and sensuality
was beyond my grandmother's generation, but we ought not be so easily discouraged.
It is odd that perfume is treated
with suspicion even by those who
regard themselves as aesthetes or
connoisseurs in other fields. It may
be that the language of modernity
precludes a language that could
appreciate fragrance. The key problem of modernity was representation. The solution was to produce
works that did not depend upon
their relation to other things, but
created a sense of their own integrity and necessity. Perfumers have
never faced this problem, because
perfume does not refer to anything:
it is only a smell and nothing else.
In a phrase that existentialist
philosophers used, perfume is the
thing-in-itself.
A perfume is always a coup de
foudre, a surprise. It is immediately
sensual, a synthetic and created element that acts directly on the senses in a material way. One could
argue that all art aspires to the condition of perfume - aside from magical realism, which aspires to the
condition of the perfume advert.
All the great perfumes have stories
attached to them. This is not coincidence; perfume is the engine oil of
our imaginations. Our libidinous
bodies react to perfume by producing ideas, fancies and stories.
Those writers most interested in
perfume always present themselves
as slaves to their sensuality, and so
helpless before perfumes. All are
writers with links to the decadent
movement - for instance, Oscar
Wilde, who wrote in The Picture of
Dorian Gray that musk "troubled
the brain" and violets "woke the
memory of dead romances"; or J K
Huysmans, who describes an orgy
of aromatherapy in Against Nature
using perfume-spraying machines
that pummel the senses. Proust presented himself as wholly enslaved
to involuntary memories and wrote
that perfume is "that last and best
reserve of the past, the one which
when all our tears have run dry, can
make us cry again". Yet, beyond
this enslavement to the material and
sensual, each of these writers posits
a new kind of freedom. Perfume
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stokes the imagination, but the
ideas created transcend their
source, and the novels they produce
are the proof of this.
In perfume, we can find the
philosopher's holy grail, a sinuous
link between materialism and free
will. It creates romance, but the
contours of that romance are left to
the imagination. For Coco, Chanel
No 5 was the smell of a woman; for
Julie Burchill, it is the smell of rich
mothers; for Susan Irvine, it is the
smell of fur and hand-embroidered
knickers. But for Ernest Beaux, its
creator, Chanel No 5 was the snowy
landscape of his birth which recalls,
for me, the words of Mikhail
Bakunin: "Even in Russia, that vast
and snow-covered kingdom, a
storm is brewing."
Nicholas Blincoe is the co-editor of
All Hail the New Puritans (Fourth
Estate, £6.99)
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C
HANEL
MAY
BE
THE
MOST
FRENCH BRAND IN THE
WORLD. Coco Chanel, its founder,
is one of France's most recognizable icons its perfume, No. 5, the
world's best-selling scent ever. And
Karl Lagerfeld, its designer of 19
years, is perhaps the most quoted
personality in the fashion business.
give theirs away.
FAMOUS
Yet nothing nothing is known
about the company's owners, the
Wertheimers, who have held the
majority stake in Les Parfums
Chanel since its incorporation in
1924. ''We're a very discreet family,
we never talk,'' Gérard Wertheimer,
one of the two brothers who run the
business, whispered to me before
the Chanel couture show in Paris
last year. ''It's about Coco Chanel.
It's about Karl. It's about everyone
who works and creates at Chanel.
It's not about the Wertheimers.''
Which is why in the current
business environment, where the
feuds, firings and fickleness of the
fashion impresarios get as much
press as the designers do the
biggest story in fashion is still the
fact that the Wertheimers never
For instance, they never reveal
sales figures for any of their companies, which are all privately
owned. (Women's Wear Daily estimates that Chanel does over $2 billion in fragrance and fashion sales
annually.) When Alain, the chairman of the board of Chanel, and his
brother Gérard, the chairman of
Chanel S.A. Geneva, the company's European branch, attend
Chanel shows, they drive themselves there in a modest Frenchmade hatchback, slip into the hall
unnoticed and sit in the third or
fourth row. They rarely, if ever,
attend Chanel boutique openings or
other Chanel events, they never
lend their names to advertising, and
they eschew licensing the company
name for bedsheets and aerosols.
''You can make money that way,''
Alain told Wine Spectator some
years ago in one of his rare interviews. ''But that's not the way to
run a family business.''
''I spoke to the Wine Spectator
because that's PR, that's how you
sell wine. I will gladly speak to
you, about the wine and the horses,
because we sell the brand value.
Horses are the brand value of
'Wertheimer Frères.' But I don't
give interviews on Chanel because
it is not useful for the Chanel business.''
Dozens of others did speak to
The Times about this reclusive
family, and this is probably one of
the first glimpses of their lifestyle.
For example, the Wertheimers have
an impressive art collection
Picasso, Matisse, Rousseau and
many fine Asian pieces that graces
their eight homes as well as the
company's executive offices on
57th Street, yet they never allow
any of the works to be loaned or
photographed. Alain, slim, bearded, the more cynical of the two
brothers, lives with his wife,
Brigitte, and their three children in
a grand apartment on Fifth Avenue,
has a country home in Connecticut
The Wertheimers refused a for- and is steeped in money Forbes
mal interview with The Times for estimates the family's combined
this article, although Alain did say: wealth to be $5 billion but he does-
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n't hesitate to use his Metrocard to
get around Manhattan. Similarly, he
and Brigitte shun the charity ball
and Park Avenue dinner circuit. As
Nan Kempner, the New York
socialite, puts it, ''I've known them
for years to say, 'How do you do,'
but I've never been in their house,
and they have never been to mine.''
Gérard, short, slightly round
and more affable, lives a similarly
private life with his wife, Valérie,
and their two teenagers in an
antique- and art-filled manse with a
formal French garden in the exclusive Vandoeuvres section of
Geneva. ''They are very secluded,''
says one high-standing Geneva
businessman, who, like others of
his social standing, refuses to speak
for attribution. ''You don't see them
in restaurants, they aren't part of the
fake Geneva crowd.
''Valérie,'' he adds, ''is the antiNan Kempner.''
instead is live like Old World aristocrats that is, in quiet luxury. Their
friends are a small, tight-lipped circle of Rothschilds, Wildensteins,
Gutfreunds and Bichs (of Bic-ballpoint-pen wealth). Their passions
are shooting (years back, doves in
Mexico; these days, game at their
chateau in the Loire Valley), horse
racing (their stables are among the
greatest in the world), fine wines
(two more chateaus, in Bordeaux),
art collecting and skiing at their
chalet in the Swiss Alps.
When in New York, the
Wertheimers lunch most every day
in their corporate dining room,
enjoying a light menu ''soup in the
winter, seafood in the summer,''
Alain once said often accompanied
by a bottle of Rausan-Ségla, their
deuxieme cru Bordeaux, in a crystal decanter. They prefer to entertain at home, dinners of 12 or so
''with all the footmen and other
Continental accoutrements,''one
invitee recalls. When they do give
to charities, it is to those that personally interest them, like the
Game Conservancy Trust in Britain
or Action Innocence (against child
pornography on the Internet) and an
orphanage in Santo Domingo, two
projects run by Gérard's wife,
Valérie, a former nurse.
When the Wertheimers are in
Paris, they rarely step out. They are
great enthusiasts of classical music
''and they do quite often go to the
Théâtre du Châtelet because I bump
into them,'' says Emmanuel de
Brantes, former social editor of
French Vogue. ''I do see them every
year at the Arc de Triomphe horse
race at Longchamp. But they don't
And they work Alain in New
feel compelled to go out, even for York, Gérard in Geneva quietly and
Chanel-related things. It's quite diligently managing the family
strange.''
empire. In the 28 years since Alain
took over the helm of Chanel and
What the Wertheimers do the family's original holding,
Bourjois Cosmetics, from his
father, Jacques, the portfolio has
grown to include the gun makers
Holland & Holland; Frédéric
Fekkai beauty salons; Erès, maker
of bathing suits and lingerie; G & F
Chatelain, the watchmakers; and
until three years ago, the Isaac
Mizrahi Company. ''We're in the
business of selling pleasure,'' Alain
explained to Wine Spectator. ''We
don't sell handbags or haute couture. We sell dreams.''
The Wertheimers' obsession
with secrecy is in part cultural: the
French believe there is no reason to
reveal one's private life in the pursuit of business goals. But their
silence is also a professional ploy.
Unlike other limelight-seeking luxury titans like Bernard Arnault, the
owner of LVMH Moët Hennessy
Louis Vuitton, and Domenico De
Sole, the chief executive of Gucci
Group, the Wertheimers prefer to
remain anonymous and let their
brands be the stars. It is an odd way
of doing business in an industry
that has increasingly turned its
business barons into celebrities.
But this seems to suit them fine,
and it has been the way they have
conducted their businesses since
their grandfather Pierre first negotiated a contract with Coco Chanel in
1924.
The Wertheimers, whose roots
date to medieval Germany, arrived
in Paris when Pierre's father,
Ernest, left Alsace during the
Franco-Prussian war. In the 1870's,
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Ernest invested in Bourjois, a theatrical makeup company, which by
the 1920's his sons, Pierre and Paul,
had turned into the biggest cosmetics and fragrance business in
France.
Pierre was also an avid horseman who began one of the world's
great racing dynasties. The
Wertheimers' first winner was in
1911; their first champion was
Epinard, in the early 20's. Pierre's
greatest success came in 1956,
when his horse Lavandin won the
Epsom Derby. Today, Gérard oversees the family's horse stock, which
in 1995 included 120 horses in
Chantilly, a few in California and
70 broodmares divided between
Kentucky and the Haras de SaintLéonard-La-Barbérie, their stud
farm in Normandy, with Kentuckystyle barns and a small chateau
moved brick by brick from l'Orne.
The horses are an important
part of the Wertheimer story
because it was at the races that
Pierre met Coco Chanel. Born in a
poorhouse and raised in an orphanage, Chanel was a courtesan and
the milliner for the mondaine, with
shops in Paris, Deauville and
Biarritz. In 1922, she and Ernest
Beaux, a perfumer from Grasse,
created the scent known as No. 5,
said to be named for Chanel's lucky
number. The perfume was an
instant hit with Chanel's customers,
but it was made in limited amounts
in Beaux's laboratories. Théophile
Bader, the founder of the depart-
ment store Galeries Lafayette, the Wertheimers, Chanel attempted
wanted to sell No. 5, so he intro- to declare the company abandoned.
duced Chanel to his friend Pierre
Wertheimer at the Longchamp
But the Wertheimers were wiliracetrack outside Paris.
er: they bought almost 50 percent
of an airplane propeller company
In 1924, the trio negotiated a run by a French engineer (and an
deal that incorporated Les Parfums Aryan) named Félix Amiot. When
Chanel. Wertheimer would make Chanel betrayed them, the
No. 5 in his Bourjois factory and Wertheimers signed Les Parfums
receive 70 percent of the profits. Chanel over to Amiot, a collaboraBader earned 20 percent as a find- tor who sold arms to the Nazis.
er's fee. And Chanel herself
received a mere 10 percent. Feeling
It worked: the Germans left Les
she had been cheated, Chanel filed Parfums Chanel alone. When the
lawsuit after lawsuit, trying to get war was over, Amiot gave the commore control and more of the prof- pany back to the Wertheimers;
its. By 1928, according to Axel helping them ''saved his little neck''
Madsen in the biography ''Chanel: from the revenge-seeking Allies,
A Woman of Her Own,'' the Alain Wertheimer told Forbes.
Wertheimers had a lawyer on their Thomas was later named president
staff who dealt solely with Chanel. of Chanel in the United States, a
post he held for 32 years.
When the Nazis arrived in Paris
in 1940, Pierre and his brother,
Chanel, meanwhile, was arrestPaul, fled to New York. They sent ed by French Resistance forces.
an American emissary, H. Gregory She was released the next day,
Thomas, back to France with a mis- allegedly thanks to the help of
sion: to get the formula for No. 5 Churchill, a friend of Chanel's exand the main ingredients (essential beau, the Duke of Westminster. She
oils of jasmine and tuberose) from fled to Switzerland, where she conGrasse. Thomas also helped tinued to menace the Wertheimers,
Pierre's son Jacques escape to New her wartime plot having failed. She
York.
threatened to produce her own version of No. 5 Mademoiselle Chanel
Chanel, then in her 50's, closed No. 5 and two other new scents,
her fashion business but continued and filed a suit in France that
to live across the street at the Hotel charged that Les Parfums Chanel
Ritz, a Nazi headquarters. She soon made an inferior product and
began a romance with a young Nazi demanded that ownership and
officer named Hans Gunther von rights be returned to her. Instead,
Dincklage. Believing she could the family renegotiated a deal:
wrest control of her company from rather than 10 percent of all French
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sales of No. 5, Chanel would have 2
percent of world sales, and the right
to produce her own scents (without
the numeral 5). She never did.
President Kennedy's flag-covered
casket on Air Force One in a bloodsplattered pink Chanel suit. But as
popular as the little Chanel suit was
then, the company's fashions and
In 1953, as No. 5 sales began to finances remained static.
lag, Pierre Wertheimer paid a visit
to the then-70-year-old Chanel at
The reason was probably
the Beau Rivage hotel in Lausanne. Jacques, Pierre's 55-year-old son,
Within a few days, she was back on who took over when Pierre died in
the rue Cambon in Paris, planning 1963. Jacques, by all accounts, was
her relaunch of Chanel couture. But a kind and sad man who was not
when her first collection was terribly interested in the business.
roundly dismissed (''A Fiasco!'' one He preferred to spend much of his
British paper said), she met with adult life tending to the family's
Wertheimer again.
racehorses in Chantilly. He and his
French-born wife, Eliane, divorced
''You know, I want to go on, go in New York in the 1950's, and he
on and win,'' she told him, accord- lived alone on the Avenue Foch in a
ing to Madsen.
splendid, sprawling flat filled with
Egyptian sculpture and his impres''You're right,'' he said. ''You're sive collection of abstract paintright to go on.''
ings. ''I don't think he did a great
deal,'' one old friend admitted.
Pierre then negotiated his final Coco Chanel referred to him as ''the
deal with Chanel: the family would kid.''
pay for the fashion house's rue
Cambon headquarters, her personal
Chanel died in her room at the
expenses and her taxes for the rest Ritz in January 1971, at age 83.
of her life in return for control of Jacques, himself an old man by
her name for perfume and fashion. then, slowly became mentally incaAs Chanel had no heirs, upon her pable. By 1974, the company had
death the family would receive her dwindled, and only the perfume
perfume royalty payments, too. A line and the original shop on rue
few years later, the Wertheimers Cambon remained. Frustrated with
bought from the Bader family the the business's poor performance,
remaining 20 percent of the house. Jacques's son, Alain, a 25-year-old
who barely knew Coco, petitioned
Chanel kept making headlines: the board of trustees to let him take
Marilyn Monroe declared the only over the company.
thing she wore to bed was No. 5,
and Jacqueline Kennedy stood
Alain had little business experisolemnly next to her husband ence he had interned at Moët &
Chandon before taking over Chanel
but he saw quickly what needed to
be done. He began by reining in
distribution, pulling Chanel No. 5
off drugstore shelves. He started
the Chanel Beauté cosmetics line,
which he made sure was sold only
in high-end stores. In 1978, Chanel
introduced its first mass-produced
ready-to-wear line, designed by
Philippe Guibourgé. Then in 1980,
Alain hired an advertising executive, Kitty D'Alessio, to run the
American branch of the company.
D'Alessio had handled Chanel's
ad campaigns for years, and understood what the company needed to
reposition itself in the rapidly
changing fashion world: a new
designer. She zeroed in on Karl
Lagerfeld, then the designer for
Chloe. ''I had been following his
career for a long time and thought
he was brilliant and had a great
sense of modernity,'' D'Alessio told
me. What clinched it, though, is
that in ''all the previous work he had
been doing, he had never copied
Chanel or had a Chanel influence,
and that attracted me at once,''
D'Alessio remembers. ''Here was
an original.''
Lagerfeld was hired in 1983 to
design Chanel couture; a year later
he took over ready-to-wear as well.
His mandate was to resurrect the
label. To do that he had to resurrect
Coco Chanel. Lagerfeld has based
whole collections on famous photos of her by Cecil Beaton or Horst,
and imagined her romances with
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the polo-playing Boy Capel and
Grand Duke Dmitri of Russia. And
while, season after season, he continues to design contemporary
clothes, the root of each collection
is the cardigan jacket suit that
Chanel herself created in 1925.
Lagerfeld is famously mercurial, but several years ago he
described his relationship with the
house's owners: ''There's one divine
person in the whole business, and
that's Alain Wertheimer. If it
weren't for him, it would never
work. He and I made a pact, like
between the Devil and Faust, and
he is 100 percent behind me. So I
can do what I like, when I think I
should do it -- even if the political
or commercial idea is the opposite
of what I should'' be doing. This
statement, more than any other,
reflects the Wertheimers' business
strategy. Unburdened by published
growth figures, they can invest in
the long-term. As Alain once
explained: ''We don't think about
return. We are not buying to sell.
We're buying to make it better.''
and Gucci dominating the young
luxury market. Chanel has not produced a must-have handbag in
more than a decade.
The Wertheimers are currently
looking for a corporate coordinator
to recruit design talent and pull
together the many factions that
Lagerfeld has created over the
years, so that if and when Lagerfeld
does step down, the transition will
go smoothly. As Didier Grumbach,
the president of the French fashion
federation and the former manufacturer of Chanel ready-to-wear,
observed, ''Designers will come
and go, but Chanel will always be
Chanel. And the Wertheimers will
always be behind it.''
In the last decade, Chanel has
continued to grow, introducing
Allure perfume in 1996, a sports
collection, a watch line and a fine
jewelry collection sold in 200
Chanel boutiques and in-store
shops. Though the cosmetics and
perfumes sell enormously well,
fashion sales have slowed in the
last few years, according to sources
close to the Wertheimers and
Lagerfeld, with upstarts like Prada
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CHANEL, INC.,
recognized as a producer of
fine cosmetic and fragrance products, recently decided to enhance
the efficiency of its modern manufacturing facility in Piscataway,
New Jersey, by upgrading its manufacturing plant, processes and
data collection practices.
M
ANUFACTURER
Chanel's progressive management investigated the possibility of
further computerizing its manufacturing procedures and methods of
data collection, during the planning
stage of its manufacturing area
upgrade.
Like many other manufacturers, Chanel previously used paper
batch sheets to instruct its operators
as to which formulas should be
produced and in what quantities.
This method of record keeping was
labor intensive and time consuming. The company decided that a
computerized manufacturing system that would eliminate the need
for employees to have to write,
total or key-board-enter any manufacturing data was required. The
computerized system would help
the company maintain high-quality
products, while speeding up production and eliminating the potential for record-keeping and transcription errors.
After evaluating various systems,
Chanel
chose
the
Manufacturing Execution System
(MES) Dispense Master from
Valdata Systems USA, Inc., a New
Jersey-based systems developer.
Dispense Master is designed as a
bolt-on software program that
directly interfaces to the main
office Manufacturing Resource
Planning (MRP) computer program. Once the production requirements have been scheduled in the
MRP system, they are automatically downloaded to the Dispense
Master system by means of the
Warehouse Management System.
Dispense Master then takes responsibility for controlling the manufacturing process and collecting
and recording all manufacturing
data.
computer workstations and bar
code printers and scanners. The
electronic scales used in these areas
were directly interfaced to the computer workstations. Instead of the
paper batch sheets previously used
to show the operators what ingredients and weights where required,
the new system displays this information on the computer screen.
Dispense Master is a real-time,
totally paperless system.
Using the system
The computerized system
prompts the operators to scan a bar
code label on the raw material
ingredient container to verify that
the correct ingredient and lot have
been selected. Then it prompts
them to weigh the specified quantity. The computer takes weight data
directly from the scales and verifies
that the required weight is within
the tolerance allowed before it will
accept and record the weight information. A bar code label, which
contains human readable and bar
During the manufacturing facil- code data, is then printed and
ity upgrade, the material pre-weigh applied onto the batched pre-weigh
areas were fitted with touch-screen container.
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Dispense Master automatically
collects production data as it is produced. It eliminates the need for
operators to manually write or use
keystrokes to enter data, speeding
up production and eliminating the
potential for recording and transcription errors. Operators only
have to touch the computer screen,
or scan in bar-coded data, to enter
information into the system. The
system not only eliminates the possibility of batch errors caused by
incorrect data entry, but also incorrect ingredients, incorrect lots or
incorrect weights.
Dispense Master also produces
a validated audit trail of all transactions, and this information is automatically sent to the company's
MRP program, which then updates
its inventory and batch files.
Dispense Master closes the loop
from the shop floor to the office.
After the ingredients required
for a formula have been weighed,
they are taken to the mixing and
blending area. Operators in this
area are very mobile, so they use
portable computer workstations
that interface to the system by radio
frequency
(RFLAN).
These
portable systems also support bar
code scanning and printing. The
operators are prompted to scan the
pre-weighed bar code ingredient
container labels as they are added
to the batch. Dispense Master
System will accept only the
required containers for that batch"
The system will check each
ingredient container before allowing the operator to continue processing. When all the required containers have been correctly added,
the system will print out a new bar
code label to identify the bulk
batch. Chanel requested a custom
modification to the software that
allows the manufacturer to individually assign mixing tanks to batches based on production priorities.
The modification also allows them
to schedule the mixing tanks for
cleaning or maintenance.
When all the mixing processes
have been completed and the finished bulk product is ready to move
to the filling line, the system
prompts an operator to start transferring the finished bulk product
storage containers. Each container
is placed on a scale that is interfaced to a computer workstation,
the empty container is tared out and
the product is transferred. When the
transfer is complete, the system
prints out a bar code label that is
placed onto the container. It is at
this stage of the operation that the
office MRP s)'stem changes the status of raw materials that are workin-process, to finished bulk product
inventory automatically.
receive data from the office MRP
system has sped up and streamlined
Chanel's manufacturing processes.
The new system has impressed
both the operators who use the system and Chanel's management
group. George Ott, Chanel's executive director of manufacturing said,
"Valdata's Dispense Master System
has streamlined our raw material
weighing and batch processing
operations, while improving inventory accuracy and process control.
The Compound operators find the
system easy to navigate and use,
resulting in improved efficiency."
In fact, Chanel has estimated that
the system has increased efficiencies by 20-30 percent. By sending
clean, validated production data to
the MRP system, the system has
extremely high levels of system
data accuracy, and the new system
helps operators do their jobs-thoroughly and accurately...
Streamlining efficiencies
Dispense Masters method of
prompting and then auditing operators through each stage of the manufacturing processes is unique. Its
ability to automatically send and
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are the lifeblood of the beauty
industry,'' said Irma Zandl, presiSPECIAL RESONANCE FOR WOMEN 30 dent of the Zandl Group in New
AND OLDER, who have made Chanel York, a consulting company that
No. 5 the world's leading fragrance. specializes in the under-30 age catBut the younger market has proved egory. ''A brand not recruiting teens
elusive for Chanel, a state of affairs or young adults is just getting old.''
it intends to change with the introduction of its latest fragrance
Over the last six years, Chanel
appealing to 20-somethings.
has gradually made inroads into the
younger consumer market. In 1996,
Chanel makes a big pitch for a new the company introduced Allure,
perfume aimed at young women, its marketed to women in their late
toughest market.
20's and 30's. Coco Mademoiselle
soon followed, and its target marChanel's name for the new fra- ket was women 25 and up.
grance Chance is fitting. To capture
''So, it's not something that, you
the fancy of this fickle group of
women of ages 18 to 29, Chanel is know, we just woke up one day and
giving Chance the biggest market- said 'Oh, uh-oh, No. 5 customers
ing push in the company's history are aging, we better go find a
with an introductory budget esti- younger consumer,' '' said Laurie
mated at more than $12 million. Palma, senior vice president for
Chanel is flinging itself into a mar- fragrance and Internet marketing at
ket already crowded by competi- Chanel in New York.
tors' earlier entrants, like Happy by
But neither Allure nor Coco
Clinique and CK One from Calvin
Mademoiselle has made great
Klein.
inroads into the 18-to-34 market,
Chanel's aggressive plans are which represents a third of the $2
self-explanatory,
industry billion women's fragrance market.
observers said. ''Young consumers According to a study by NPD
F
OR THE LAST
CHANEL
81
YEARS, THE
NAME HAS CARRIED A
BeautyTrends in Port Washington,
N.Y., which tracks the beauty
industry, the leading brands owned
and used most often by women 18
to 34 in 2001 include: Happy by
Clinique, which had overall sales of
$101 million in 2001; Romance by
Ralph Lauren, at $63 million;
Tommy Girl by Tommy Hilfiger, at
$42 million; Victoria's Secret
Divine (which is not tracked by
NPD, but has annual sales estimated at $40 million); Lancaster Cool
Water Woman at $30 million;
Calvin Klein's Obsession at $27
million; and CK One at $20 million.
Arie L. Kopelman, president
and chief operating officer at the
United States unit of the French
couture house Chanel, is confident
that Chance will be among the top
tier of this group. He predicts that
''in the short term,'' Chance will be
''as big as Chanel No. 5.'' Domestic
sales for No. 5 were $50 million in
2001, putting it in sixth place
among all fragrances, according to
NPD.
has given Chance a light, fresh,
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floral scent, which is meant to con- efforts, including roll-on minibotvey a youthful, sexy and romantic tles in targeted areas like college
attitude, Ms. Palma said.
campuses.
To differentiate it from all other
Chanel fragrances, which come in
square-shaped bottles and are packaged in black and white or beige,
the Chance bottle is circular and
packaged in pink. The scent will be
available in domestic department
stores later this month and in other
countries next spring.
''We have tried to make Chance
modern and young and do all the
things that we needed to do for this
generation, but still keep it grounded, rooted in what Chanel is all
about,'' Mr. Kopelman said. ''And
you can have your cake and eat it in
this situation. They are not mutually exclusive.''
The ads, created by an internal
team and photographed by JeanPaul Goude, also try to differentiate
Chance from some of the other successful fragrances geared to 20somethings. The print ad features a
16-year-old Russian model, Anne
Vyalitsyna, dressed in a gown,
clinging to the enormous bottle,
embracing ''her chance.'' The kicker
reads, ''The unexpected new Chanel
fragrance.''
The marketing effort could turn
off some of Chanel's core audience,
warned Clive Chajet, a corporate
identity and brand consultant. If
Chance is for the young, then, ''all
other Chanel fragrances are for
older women only, and if you're not
using their younger fragrance, then
you're old.''
But, in the end, Ms. Zandl said:
''It's all about the juice. The advertising can bring them to the fra''I don't think Chanel in blue grance bar where they're going to
jeans would be interesting,'' Ms. test it, but then it's the juice itself is
Palma commented. ''That's Tommy what makes the sale.''
or Ralph, which they have that
already.''
The television commercial,
shot in Venice, is set to the tune
''Taking a Chance on Love'' and
shows a young couple doing just
that.
Chance will also have a major
Internet program within the Chanel
Web site, scented impressions in
magazines and extensive sampling
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81 YEARS, THE
CHANEL NAME has carried a
special resonance for women 30
and older, who have made Chanel
No. 5 the world's leading fragrance.
But the younger market has proved
elusive for Chanel, a state of affairs
it intends to change with the introduction of its latest fragrance
appealing to 20-somethings.
F
OR THE PAST
A new scent:
and CK One from Calvin Klein.
Chanel's aggressive plans are
self-explanatory, according to
industry observers. "Young consumers are the lifeblood of the
beauty industry," said Irma Zandl,
president of the Zandl Group in
New York, a consulting company
that specializes in the under-30 age
category. She added that, "A brand
not recruiting teens or young adults
is just getting old."
Long a favorite brand for
older women, the
perfume giant decided to hire
a consulting company that
specializes in marketing to
the under-30 crowd
Over the last six years, Chanel
has gradually made inroads into the
younger consumer market. In 1996,
the company introduced Allure,
marketed to women in their late
20s and 30s. Coco Mademoiselle
Chanel's name for the new fra- soon followed, and its target margrance Chance is fitting. To capture ket was women 25 and up.
the fancy of this fickle young group
"So, it's not something that, you
of women between the ages of 18
and 29, Chanel is giving Chance know, we just woke up one day and
the biggest marketing push in the said `Oh, uh-oh, No. 5 customers
company's history with an intro- are aging, we better go find a
ductory budget estimated at more younger consumer,'" said Laurie
than US$12 million. Chanel is Palma, senior vice president for
flinging itself into a market already fragrance and Internet marketing at
crowded by competitors' earlier Chanel Inc. in New York.
entrants, like Happy by Clinique
But neither Allure nor Coco
Mademoiselle have made great
inroads into the 18 to 34 market,
which represents a third of the
US$2 billion women's fragrance
market. According to a 2001
Women's
Fragrance
Track
Consumer
Study
by
NPD
BeautyTrends in Port Washington,
New York, which tracks the beauty
industry, the leading brands owned
and used most often by women 18to-34 years old include: Happy by
Clinique, which had overall sales of
US$101 million in 2001; Romance
by Ralph Lauren, at US$63 million;
Tommy Girl by Tommy Hilfiger, at
US$42 million; Victoria's Secret
Divine (which is not tracked by
NPD, but has annual sales estimated at US$40 million); Lancaster
Cool Water Woman at US$30 million; Calvin Klein's Obsession at
US$27 million; and CK One at
US$20 million.
Arie L. Kopelman, president
and chief operating officer at
Chanel Inc, the US unit of the
French couture house Chanel, is
confident that Chance will be
among the top tier of this group. He
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predicts that "in the short term,"
The television commercial, shot
Chance will be "as big as Chanel in Venice, Italy, is set to the tune
No. 5."
"Taking a Chance on Love" and
shows a young couple doing just
Domestic sales for No. 5 were that.
US$50 million in 2001, putting it in
sixth place among all fragrances,
Chance will also have a major
according to NPD.
Internet program within the Chanel
Web site, scented impressions in
Chanel has given Chance a magazines and extensive sampling
light, fresh, floral scent, which efforts, including rollerball miniPalma said is meant to convey a bottles in targeted areas like college
youthful, sexy and romantic atti- campuses.
tude.
"We have tried to make Chance
To differentiate it from all other modern and young and do all the
square-shaped Chanel fragrances things that we needed to do for this
that are packaged in black and generation, but still keep it groundwhite or beige, the Chance bottle is ed, rooted in what Chanel is all
circular and packaged in pink. The about." He added, "And you can
scent, with an entry price point of have your cake and eat it in this sitUS$38.50, will be available in uation. They are not mutually
domestic department stores later exclusive."
this month and in other countries
next spring.
The marketing effort could turn
off some of Chanel's core audience,
The ads, created by an in-house warned Clive Chajet, a corporate
team and photographed by Jean- identity and brand consultant. If
Paul Goude, also try to differentiate Chance is for the young, then "all
Chance from some of the other suc- other Chanel fragrances are for
cessful fragrances geared to 20- older women only. And if you're
somethings. The print ad features a not using their younger fragrance,
16-year-old Russian model, Anne then you're old."
Vyalitsyna, dressed in a gown,
clinging to the enormous bottle,
But, in the end, Zandl said, "It's
embracing "her chance." The tag all about the juice. The advertising
line reads, "The unexpected new can bring them to the fragrance bar
Chanel fragrance."
where they're going to test it, but
then it's the juice itself is what
"I don't think Chanel in blue- makes the sale."
jeans would be interesting," Palma
said. "That's Tommy or Ralph,
which they have already."
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hANEL SA
C
IS ONE OF THE LEG-
Chanel designer.
ENDARY NAMES IN PERFUMES.
The company has parlayed its prestigious brand name into a worldleading retail empire. In addition to
its flagship perfume brand Chanel
No. 5 which has long been the
world's top-selling perfume Chanel
has expanded its line to include
women's fashions, jewelry and
accessories, handbags, leather
goods, and other products.
Key Dates
1996: Chanel acquires gun maker
Holland & Holland.
1997: Chanel acquires high-end
swimwear designer Eres.
2001: Chanel acquires stake in luxury watchmaker Bell & Ross.
2002: Chanel acquires milliner A.
Michel et Cie. and embroidery
house Lesage.
1922: Pierre Wertheimer agrees to
back new perfume developed by
Coco Chanel, and founds Parfums Company History:
Chanel.
While its products are sold
1929: Company launches new fra- through third parties, Chanel also
grance, Soir de Paris.
operates its own network of more
than 80 company-owned retail
1954: Coco Chanel makes Parisian stores worldwide. There are also
comeback after fleeing to more than 120 Chanel shop-inSwitzerland following World War shop boutiques in leading departII.
ment stores around the world.
Chanel has also begun building up
1974: Alain Wertheimer takes con- a portfolio of luxury brands,
trol of company.
including gunsmith Holland &
Holland and high-end French
1983: Karl Lagerfeld is hired as bathing suit maker Eres, bought in
1997. In 2002, rumors began circulating of a possible marriage with
the famed house of Hermès. During
the new millennium, Chanel has
stepped up its purchases in the luxury sector, acquiring A. Michel et
Cie, exclusive hat maker for the
haute couture set and the famed Les
broderies Lesage, which provides
embroidery for the haute couture
industry. These acquisitions complement the company's existing
fashion industry holdings, such as
the Lemarie, a flowers and feathers
craftsman and Desrue, producer of
buttons. Meanwhile, Chanel has
been attempting to break into the
skin care segment, launching its
own line under the Precision brand.
Chanel SA is a private company
wholly owned by the Wertheimer
family. The company's revenues are
estimated to top EUR 2 billion per
year.
Launching Perfume History in the
1920s
Chanel SA traces its roots back
to 1870, when Ernest Wertheimer
moved from Alsace, France, to
Paris during the Franco-Prussian
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War. Shortly after his arrival he
purchased an interest in a French
theatrical makeup company called
Bourjois. Bourjois successfully
introduced dry rouge to the
European market in the 1890s. The
company grew rapidly, and by the
early 1920s, Bourjois had begun
making and distributing skin
creams from his Rochester, New
York, plant for cosmetic industry
giant Helena Rubenstien. By the
1920s, Bourjois had become the
largest cosmetics and fragrance
manufacturer in France.
Though the Wertheimer family
would control the finances of
Chanel from its inception, the
impetus and creative vision for the
company came from Coco Chanel.
Theophile Bader, founder of the
successful French department store
chain Galeries Lafayette, introduced Coco Chanel to Ernest
Wertheimer's son, Pierre, in 1922.
Coco Chanel sought financial help
from Pierre Wertheimer to market a
fragrance she had developed in
1921. An admirer of Coco Chanel,
Pierre Wertheimer wanted to help
her succeed and, two years after
their introduction, he founded
Parfums Chanel to make and sell
her upscale perfume, named Chanel
No. 5. Pierre Wertheimer funded
the venture and retained a 70 percent ownership share in the company. Coco Chanel got a modest 10
percent of the company and Bader
received 20 percent.
During the 1920s and 1930s
Parfums Chanel thrived. In addition
to selling the famous Chanel No. 5
perfume, the company eventually
introduced other fragrances. In
1929, Pierre Wertheimer introduced Soir de Paris, a fragrance
aimed at the general public and
marketed through the Bourjois
company. Meanwhile, Coco Chanel
operated a successful fashion studio near the Louvre museum in
Paris. Under an agreement with the
Wertheimers, she operated her
design business as a separate company, but sold the clothes under the
Chanel name. Although Parfums
Chanel and Coco Chanel's design
business flourished, the personal
relationship between Coco Chanel
and Pierre Wertheimer deteriorated.
In 1935 Chanel hired a Parisian
attorney, René de Chambrun, to
renegotiate her agreement with the
Wertheimers. But the Wertheimers
successfully
quashed
those
attempts. Furthermore, her fashion
business sputtered during the late
1930s and at 56 years of age Coco
Chanel closed it when the Nazis
invaded France. Coco Chanel
found a new way to fight the
Wertheimers during World War II.
In fact, the Wertheimers fled the
country in 1940, eventually landing
in the United States. With the powerful Wertheimer family gone,
Coco Chanel went to work trying to
use new occupation regulations to
take control of the Parfums Chanel
partnership. But the savvy
Wertheimers stymied that move,
The friction between Coco too. In their absence, they found an
Chanel and the Wertheimer family Aryan proxy to run their businesses
stemmed from Coco Chanel's dis- and keep Coco Chanel at bay.
satisfaction with the terms of their
original agreement. Coco Chanel
During World War II, Coco
resented what she viewed as an Chanel stayed in Paris, moving into
attempt by the Wertheimers to the Hotel Ritz with her new paraexploit her talents for their own mour,
Hans
Gunther
von
gain. She felt she should have a Dincklage, a Nazi officer.
larger than 10 percent portion of the According to one of Coco Chanel's
company, and she argued that she biographers, Edmonde Charleshad unwittingly signed away the Roux, she played a role in a secret
rights to her own name. The peace mission near the end of the
Wertheimers countered her griev- war. Charles-Roux contends that
ances with an argument that German intelligence sent Coco
reminded Coco Chanel that the Chanel to visit Winston Churchill
Wertheimers had funded her ven- as part of a secret peace mission.
ture in the first place, giving her the Coco Chanel was arrested immedichance to take her creations to mar- ately after the liberation of France
ket, and had made her a relatively and charged with abetting the
wealthy woman.
Germans, but Churchill intervened
on her behalf and she was released.
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Postwar Comeback
After her release, Coco Chanel
immediately fled France for
Switzerland. Meanwhile, Pierre
Wertheimer returned to Paris to
resume control of his family's holdings. Despite her absence, Coco
Chanel continued her assault on her
former admirer and began manufacturing her own line of perfumes.
Feeling that Coco Chanel was
infringing on Parfums Chanel's
business, Pierre Wertheimer wanted to protect his legal rights, but
wished to avoid a court battle, and
so, in 1947, he settled the dispute
with Coco Chanel, giving her
$400,000 and agreeing to pay her a
2 percent royalty on all Chanel
products. He also gave her limited
rights to sell her own perfumes
from Switzerland.
Coco Chanel never made any
more perfume after the agreement.
She gave up the rights to her name
in exchange for a monthly stipend
from the Wertheimers. The settlement paid all of her monthly bills
and kept Coco Chanel and her former lover, von Dincklage, living in
relatively high style. It appeared as
though aging Coco Chanel would
drop out of the Chanel company
saga.
At 70 years of age in 1954,
Coco Chanel returned to Paris with
the intent of restarting her fashion
studio. She went to Pierre
Wertheimer for advice and money,
and he agreed to finance her plan.
In return for his help, Wertheimer
secured the rights to the Chanel
name for all products that bore it,
not just perfumes. Once more,
Wertheimer's decision paid off
from a business standpoint. Coco
Chanel's fashion lines succeeded in
their own right and had the net
effect of boosting the perfume's
image. In the late 1950s
Wertheimer bought back the 20
percent of the company owned by
Bader. Thus, when Coco Chanel
died in 1971 at the age of 87, the
Wertheimers owned the entire
Parfums Chanel operation, including all rights to the Chanel name.
racing stables and horse breeding
operations; Pierre Wertheimer had
established one of the finest racing
stables in the world in 1910, and
Jacques became a renowned horse
breeder. According to some critics,
however, he did not direct as much
attention on the operation of
Chanel.
New Management in the 1970s
In 1974, Jacques's 25-year-old
son Alain Wertheimer gained control of the company. While the
press suggested that the move to
new management involved animosity and family feuds, Chanel manPierre Wertheimer died six agement maintained that control
years before Coco Chanel passed was ceded in a friendly and peaceaway, putting an end to an intrigu- able manner.
ing and curious relationship of
which Parfums Chanel was just
Chanel No. 5 was still a global
one, albeit pivotal, dynamic. Coco perfume leader when Alain
Chanel's attorney, Rene de Wertheimer took the helm. But,
Chambrun, described the relation- with only 4 percent of the pivotal
ship as one based on a business- $875 million U.S. market, its domman's passion for a woman who felt inance was fading. After years of
exploited by him. "Pierre returned mismanagement, Chanel had
to Paris full of pride and excitement become
viewed
by
many
[after one of his horses won the Americans as a second-rate fra1956 English Derby]," Chambrun grance that appealed to out-of-style
recalled in Forbes. "He rushed to women. Alain Wertheimer sucCoco, expecting congratulations ceeded in turning Chanel around in
and praise. But she refused to kiss the United States. He removed the
him. She resented him, you see, all perfume from drugstore shelves in
her life."
an effort to create a greater sense of
scarcity and exclusivity. As the
Pierre
Wertheimer's
son, number of U.S. outlets carrying
Jacques, took control of the Chanel Chanel No. 5 plummeted from
operation in 1965. The 55-year-old 18,000
to
12,000,
Alain
Jacques was perhaps best known Wertheimer pumped millions into
for his management of the family's advertising Chanel's fragrances and
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cosmetics. His efforts increased trends, the Chanel fragrance
profits.
remained classic and unchanged.
Even the Chanel No. 5 bottle, with
In 1980, Alain Wertheimer its traditional black-and-white label
stepped up efforts in Chanel's U.S. and simple lines, was considered a
fashion operations. Attempts to work of art by the company. "We
parlay the Chanel fashion division introduce a new fragrance every 10
into a profit center and promotional years, not every three minutes like
device for Chanel's fragrances suc- many competitors," explained
ceeded. A large part of the compa- Chanel marketer Jean Hoehn
ny's success could be credited to its Zimmerman in Marketing News.
hiring of famed designer Karl "We don't confuse the consumer.
Lagerfeld in 1983, who revitalized With Chanel, people know what to
the company's clothing fashions expect. And they keep coming back
and remained its chief visionary to us, at all ages, as they enter and
into the next century.
leave the market." Indeed, the
launch of a new fragrance, Coco, in
During the 1980s Chanel the 1980s, was to provide the comopened up more than 40 Chanel pany with another strong perfume
boutiques worldwide. By the late success.
1980s those shops sold everything
from $200-per-ounce perfume and Luxury Goods Conglomerate for the
$225 ballerina slippers to $11,000 21st Century
dresses and $2,000 leather handbags.
Importantly,
Alain
As a result of Alain
Wertheimer refused to relinquish Wertheimer's efforts during the
control of anything related to the 1980s and early 1990s, Chanel's
family's Chanel operations. In fact, performance improved significantChanel remains one of the few ly. Going into the 1990s, in fact,
companies in the cosmetic and Chanel was considered a global
apparel industry that does not leader in the fragrance industry and
license its fragrances, cosmetics, or a top innovator in fragrance adverapparel to other producers or dis- tising and marketing. Chanel contributors.
tinued to spend more on advertising
than almost any other perfume
While Lagerveld revamped the company and, as a result, was reapcompany's clothing designs, the ing the fattest profit margins in the
rest of the company's designers and industry. In addition, the company
marketers carefully maintained a had continued to expand into new
conservative, proven image so as product lines, including Chanel
not to tamper with the Chanel leg- watches retailing for as much as
end. Although other perfumes had $7,000; additions to its popular
changed to follow short-term shoe line; and other high-priced
clothes, cosmetics, and accessories.
The Wertheimers would have
been wealthy without their Chanel
business. However, Chanel's success in the 1980s was credited with
boosting the Wertheimer family's
wealth to a new level, and by the
late 1990s the Wertheimer family's
fortune was estimated to top $5 billion. Alain Wertheimer moved his
offices to New York in the late
1980s, reflecting Chanel's emphasis
on the U.S. market. Although sales
of high-end goods were hurt by the
global recession of the early 1990s,
demand began recovering in the
mid-1990s and Chanel continued to
expand its boutique chain and product line.
Wertheimer remained chairman
of the company while Françoise
Montenay, the company's CEO and
president, was charged with bringing it into the next century. In the
1990s Chanel began expanding its
holdings, acquiring Lemarié, one of
the most renowned feather and
flower crafts houses for the Parisian
fashion industry. The company
continued in this trend with the
acquisition of milliner A. Michel et
Cie. and embroidery house Lesage.
Chanel was rumored to be interested in acquiring another famed supplier to the haute couture set, bootand shoemaker Massaro.
In 1996, Chanel acquired
exclusive gun maker Holland &
Holland. The company's attempt to
extend that brand name to a wider
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range of fashions met with a lukewarm reception, forcing Chanel to
scale back and realign Holland &
Holland to its original concept. A
more promising acquisition came
in 1997, when Chanel bought highend swimsuit maker Eres. In 2001,
the company acquired a stake in upand-coming watchmaker Bell &
Ross.
Principal Competitors: Bulgari
S.p.A.; Cartier SA; Chanel S.A.;
Christian Dior SA; Gianfranco
Ferre SpA; Gianni Versace SpA;
Gucci Group N.V.; Hermès
International; I Pellettieri d'Italia
S.p.A.; LVMH Inc. (U.S.); LVMH
Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA;
Montres Rolex S.A.; Puig Beauty
& Fashion Group; Compagnie
Financière Richemont AG; S.T.
Chanel continued to expand its Dupont S.A.; Tiffany & Co.
retail holdings at the beginning of
the century. In 2001 the company's
U.S. subsidiary launched a new
retail concept, featuring only accessories bearing the Chanel name. In
July 2002 the company rolled out a
new jewelry and watch flagship
store on New York's Madison
Avenue, and expected to build up
these sales with the expansion of its
network of independent retailers.
Shortly after, the company opened
a new, 1,500-square-foot handbag
and shoe flagship store next door to
its jewelry and watch store in New
York, bringing the total number of
Chanel stores in the United States
to 25. The company also targeted
the Far East, opening a new 2,400square-foot boutique in Hong
Kong, and paying nearly $50 million to acquire a building in Japan's
Ginza shopping district. After 80
years, the Chanel name continued
to attract customers from around
the world.
Principal Subsidiaries: Chanel Inc.
(USA); Chanel KK (Japan); Chanel
Hong Kong; Paraffection.
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The Humble Beginnings - The Early
Years
T
HE SIMPLE MENTION OF THE
‘CHANEL’ and images of
luxury, grandeur and haute couture
spring up in minds across the
world. As one of the most recognized and venerated brands in fashion history, Chanel came from the
impoverished streets of France to
revolutionize women’s fashion and
liberate it from its restrictions.
Thirty years after her death,
Chanel’s lasting impact on the
fashion world can still be felt.
NAME
Première interview à la
télévision de Mademoiselle
Coco Chanel dans son
bureau... sur la mode, sa
prochaine collection, l'élégance, son don, son style et
les imitations.
A celle-ci succède une présentation des modèles de la
collection 1959 par le mannequin vedette de Chanel,
Marie-Hélène ARNAUD, et
d'autres mannequins.
Phrase finale de Mlle
CHANEL dans l'escalier
sur la collection présentée:
girl of that time. But, Chanel didn’t
have the opportunities of most
Born on August 19, 1883 in other children and her childhood
Saumur, France, Gabrielle Bonheur would soon be interrupted once
‘Coco’ Chanel was the illegitimate again.
daughter of a shop girl and a street
When she was 17 years old,
peddler who would know little of
the comforts of a stable family life. Chanel was sent to an Aubazine
Her mother passed away when orphanage, where nuns took over as
Chanel was just six years old, and it her primary caregivers. Supportive
wouldn’t be long before her father of her efforts as a seamstress, the
also abandoned her. Averse to nuns helped Chanel get a local job
fatherhood, he quickly ran off and to build her talents. But, Chanel
left the young Chanel and her four was bored with the simplicity of her
siblings to fend for themselves on surroundings and decided to pursue
the streets of France. They went to a life of excitement and stardom.
live with their two aunts in She abruptly took off for the town
Auvergne, France and it was here of Moulins in an attempt to become
where Chanel learned much of the a cabaret singer.
etiquette that would characterize
While singing didn’t prove to
her later career.
be Chanel’s forte, the experience
Living with her aunts, Chanel was valuable in that it introduced
was taught how to be a polite little her to Etienne Balsan, a rich French
girl, to sit up straight and to learn playboy and textile heir who took a
how to sew. She took an early lik- liking to the young aspiring singer.
ing to sewing and instead of play- Chanel soon found herself as a mising with dolls, spent much time tress to Balsan and living a luxuridressing them in material she had ous life. But, Balsan had many miscut from curtains. She also spent tresses and Chanel grew bored
her time playing sports and horse- again. She rekindled her interest in
back riding, atypical activities for a sewing and approached Balsan
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with a business proposition. With
more money than he knew what to
do with, Balsan decided to give
Chanel the money she needed to
open up her own hat and dress shop
in Paris.
It was a small boutique with
just two teenage girls as employees,
but Chanel’s first venture into the
world of fashion proved successful.
She became one of the popular goto ladies for the well to do of Paris.
It wouldn’t be long before Chanel
was moving on to bigger and
brighter things, turning her single
little store into one of the most
powerful empires in the fashion
industry.
The Beauty Magnate - Chanel
Leaves Her Mark
Chanel was beginning to make
a name for herself among the who’s
who of Paris all the while acquiring
a taste for their luxuries and decadent lifestyle. With her modest hat
and dress store, Chanel’s reputation
was already beginning to grow as a
woman who had little interest in the
extravagant and tight-fitting clothes
that were all the rage at the time.
Instead, she opted for darker and
simpler dresses that drew their
inspiration from men’s clothing as
well as the outfits of the nuns she
had grown up around.
With her new taste of the opulent life, Chanel decided to leave
Balsan and link onto the arm of his
friend, a wealthy businessman by
the name of Arthur “Boy” Capel.
The two would go on to enjoy a
passionate affair until Capel’s life
was cut short by a car accident
while on his way to see Chanel in
1919. But, in their early days
together, it would be Capel who
helped get Chanel’s career off the
ground. He provided the financing
for Chanel to open an additional
two boutiques in Biarritz and
Deauville.
In no more than four years,
Chanel’s business had become so
successful that she was able to pay
back the startup money she had initially received from Capel in full
this, despite the fact that it was
given to her as a gift, not a loan.
Chanel had broken into the fashion
industry by being a trendsetter,
gaining inspiration for her designs
largely from her lover’s closet and
using traditionally masculine materials to make them. Instead of the
ornate pieces of her competitors,
Chanel’s creations were minimal
and unpretentious yet still sophisticated. Her “little black dress”
quickly became a staple in the fashion world.
on a special concoction for a
French company. Chanel sampled
the essence and after making a few
suggestions, convinced Beaux to
give it to her instead. With that, the
legendary Chanel No. 5 perfume
was born in 1924.
At the same time, Chanel had
also been making quite a name for
herself in the inner circles of the
elite, having romantic liaisons with
many of the most notable dukes and
businessmen of the time. But, it
was one relationship in particular
that would threaten to destroy
Chanel’s career completely.
During World War II, Chanel
closed down her business and
began a relationship with a German
Nazi officer. Her reputation in the
public’s eyes became quickly and
irrevocably damaged. She thought
her years as a designer were finished and she stayed out the spotlight until 1954, when at the age of
71, Chanel decided to make a
comeback. To this day, nobody
knows if she returned because she
was bored or if she wanted to
reclaim her territory amongst the
growing competition. But, it didn’t
While her prominence as a matter Chanel was back.
fashion designer was continuing to
grow, it was the release of a product
She received a lukewarm recepin the 1920s that would immortal- tion in Europe, where her designs
ize Chanel. After the death of were not perceived as being as revCapel, Chanel had become mistress olutionary as they once were.
to the Russian Grand Duke Dmitri, Americans thought otherwise and
through whom she met Ernest embraced Chanel with open arms.
Beaux. Beaux was in the perfume Europe would follow soon after.
industry and was currently working
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Chanel quickly climbed back to
her position at the top of the fashion
ladder and continued to innovate
and create designs until her death at
the age of 88. She never married
and had no children, but Chanel
had achieved the kind of success
that most others only dream about.
Today, under the direction of Karl
Lagerfeld, Chanel remains one of
the most prestigious and successful
fashion houses in the world.
Lesson # 1 - Be One of a Kind
“In order to be irreplaceable
one must always be different,” said
Chanel. “People laughed at the way
I dressed, but that was the secret of
my success: I didn’t look like anyone.”
Having grown up in an orphanage and being surrounded by the
simple black outfits of the nuns that
looked after her, Chanel emerged
into adulthood with a different view
of fashion. She disliked the look of
corsets and felt that women were
taking on too much discomfort in
the name of fashion. “Luxury must
be comfortable, otherwise it is not a
luxury,” she said.
With that opinion, Chanel set
out to bring her unique vision to the
fashion industry. She was a
resourceful woman who tried to
bring her creativity to her products
in a distinctive way. For instance,
Chanel grew tired of holding her
purse and became the first designer
to ever attach a chain to a purse. A
fashion faux pas at the time, it was
only a matter of time before
Chanel’s invention had become the
latest fashion trend. Soon, more
purses than not would have chains
and straps attached thanks to
Chanel’s unique vision.
It was Chanel who introduced
the world to numerous fashion
trends that were unheard of at the
time, but which soon became the
industry standard. When she wanted a shoe that would flatter her foot
and give the appearance of a longer
leg, Chanel created her famous
two-tone sling-back, a shoe that
was tan at the foot but black at the
toe. This had never been done
before and it took a visionary like
Chanel to see that it was possible.
“Innovation! One cannot be
forever innovating,” she exclaimed.
“I want to create classics.” When
Chanel No.5 was released, it was
not only the first perfume to bear a
designer’s name, but it also had a
distinctly masculine scent and bottle that set it apart from its competitors. Yet again, Chanel had created
something unique that would prove
able to stand the test of time;
throughout the 1990s, the company
claims to have been selling one bottle of Chanel No.5 somewhere in
the world every thirty seconds.
By creating classic pieces that
were nonetheless unique, Chanel
was able to become not only a
mainstay in the fashion industry but
also one of the most powerful guiding forces behind the latest fashion
It was this kind of problem- trends.
solving that Chanel brought to all
of her product lines that allowed Lesson # 2 - Be Bold
her to be so successful. Her designs
weren’t like all the others; they
“In fashion, you know you have
were unique, they were simple, and succeeded when there is an element
they were practical. Chanel intro- of upset,” said Chanel.
duced the women of the world to
the sailor blouse, stretch jerseys,
When Chanel first introduced
costume jewelry, cashmere cardi- her jersey and tweed suits for
gans, chic waterproof raincoats, women, she was rebuked by the
and most famously, the ‘little black European critics. But, Chanel gave
dress’, which even today remains a no matter. From day one, her career
basic necessity in almost every had been characterized by her willwoman’s wardrobe.
ingness to defy convention time
after time. Whether it was through
Chanel was an innovative force her own personal style or the prodin the fashion industry despite the ucts she designed, Chanel was
fact that she felt the constantly audacious and paid no attention to
changing nature of fashion trends those who didn’t see eye to eye
was a little on the ridiculous side. with her vision. “The most coura-
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geous act is still to think for your- ladies unthinkable to everyone but
self,” she said. “Aloud.”
Chanel, that is. She was willing to
take that bold first step and soon,
She created her signature scar- her jersey dresses were all the rage.
let lipstick before such a colour was
ever envisioned for a proper lady’s
“How many cares one loses
lips; she wore open-necked shirts when one decides not to be somewhen everyone else was buttoning thing but to be someone,” said
theirs up; and she wore trousers that Chanel. When she accidentally
showed off her ankles which only singed her hair, instead of worrymen had been able to do before. ing, Chanel boldly decided to chop
“Success is often achieved by those it all off. Would her new hairstyle
who don't know that failure is ruin her image of femininity and
inevitable,” said Chanel. She class? She wasn’t worried. She
ignored the critics and continued showed up to an opera with her radembodying her bold vision of fash- ically short tomboyish hair and
ion and femininity.
almost immediately, she had created the latest fashion trend. The next
During the First World War, day, women everywhere were
when Chanel was just starting to going to hairdressers to demand
grow in prominence, she ran into this new hairstyle, called the ‘bob’.
trouble. Fabric supplies were running low the world over and she did
“I’ve never done anything by
not know how she was going to halves,” said Chanel. Her career
continue designing her clothes. She was characterized by a willingness
could have given up, closed down to be bold, to take risks, to defy
her business, waited for the war to convention and to challenge stereoend and hoped that she could begin types. She ignored society’s rules
anew afterwards. But, giving up and created a style all her own. It
was not in Chanel’s nature.
was her readiness to be daring and
follow her own path that set Chanel
Because Chanel had always apart from her competitors and
loved wearing men’s clothing and attracted loyal customers the world
borrowing clothes from her part- over. She offered women exciting
ners’ closets, she came up with a new propositions and in opening
bold new idea to use jersey to make the door to a new world of fashion
women’s dresses. Before Chanel, freedom, Chanel turned the indusjersey was a fabric whose use was try on its head.
limited to men’s underwear. It was
unthinkable that the same material Lesson # 3 - Be Inspired
that was used to create men’s
underwear should be used to make
“Fashion is not simply a matter
fashionable dresses for proper of clothes,” said Chanel. “Fashion
is in the air, born upon the wind.
One intuits it. It is in the sky and on
the road.” A passionate woman,
Chanel found the inspiration for her
designs in the simplicities of her
everyday life. From the closets of
her lovers to the time she spent outdoors on her frequent fly-fishing
expeditions, Chanel never stopped
seeking out ideas for new product
lines.
Chanel’s fame came almost as
much from her personal exploits
and relationships as it did from her
designs. From Picasso to Salvador
Dali to Stravinsky to Diaghilev,
Chanel became a companion to
many of the most powerful and talented men of her time. But, she
wasn’t just idling her time away in
their company. Instead, Chanel was
using them for the inspiration they
were providing her.
During the 1930s, Chanel came
as close as she ever would to marrying. She was the mistress to the
Duke of Westminster, one of
Europe’s richest men, and was due
to marry him but in classic Chanel
style, she changed her mind,
explaining, “There have been several Duchesses of Westminster.
There is only one Chanel.” But, it
was during her time with the Duke
that Chanel got her inspiration for
her soft-belted coat, tweed jackets
and blazers, sailor sweaters and
cuff-linked shirts. She had borrowed his wardrobe to create a
sense of style all her own.
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Chanel also sought inspiration from
the natural environment around her.
She had an enduring love for the
camellia, a large, delicate flower
whose leaves are simple and
arranged in an alternate pattern.
She became infamous for trying to
immortalize the flower in fabric
and for wearing a white camellia
herself on many occasions. The
camellia is said to represent radiance and purity and was soon being
placed on Chanel bags, belts and
jewelry, in addition to clothes. This
simple flower would become one of
Chanel’s classic trademarks.
Throughout most of her career,
Chanel made her home in her
beloved Ritz Paris, in which her
suite continues to be named after
her to this day. Her view overlooked the Place Vendôme, a
hexagonal open area in the centre
of Paris. It was this shape that
inspired many of Chanel’s creations, including numerous watch
faces as well as the stopper for the
Chanel No.5 perfume bottle.
“A fashion that does not reach
the streets is not a fashion,” Chanel
once said. Not only did Chanel
bring her fashion to the streets, but
she was also able to take fashion up
from the streets, using the personality of a city and its natural environment to inspire her creations. The
simplicity of this approach was a
large part of their appeal; a simple
flower on the side of a handbag
would bring more elegance than a
thousand tiny frills and laces.
Chanel understood that message
and made it the basis of all her creations. She took the beauty from
the world around her and transformed it into beautiful products
that could sell.
Lesson # 4 - Leave a Strong
Impression
Chanel didn’t create her products with just beauty in mind; she
didn’t want women to be beautiful
just so they could leave their houses. She wanted women to be beautiful so that they could leave their
houses and become someone, to do
something important. Chanel knew
all too well that in order to succeed
in any industry, it was important to
present yourself as the success that
you dream of being. And, for her, it
was important to feel like a real
woman. “The more feminine a
woman, the stronger she is,” said
Chanel.
“Dress shabbily and they
remember the dress,” said Chanel.
“Dress impeccably and they
remember the woman.” Chanel
understood the importance of
appearance to getting ahead in the
business world. Looking her best
She once joked that, “A woman
wasn’t just a matter of wanting to
feel feminine or being attractive for who doesn’t wear perfume has no
Chanel, it was also a way to gain future.” Chanel was a staunch
believer in the importance of perrespect.
sonal appearance as being a conWhen Chanel first started her tributing factor in one’s professionown business, she did so at a time al success. In the 15 seconds it
when it was almost unheard of for takes for someone to make a first
women to be calling the shots. She impression, Chanel believed it was
had to struggle to break into the important to fill that time with
male-dominated industry and knew nothing but elegance and class.
that in order to do so, she would
Beauty, according to Chanel,
have to present herself as well put
together as possible. Chanel was something that was attainable
believed that it was a simple fact of by any woman who put any effort
life the more beautiful the woman, into it. “Nature gives you the face
the more successful she would be. you have at twenty,” said Chanel.
“I don’t understand how a woman “It is up to you to merit the face you
can leave the house without fixing have at fifty…a woman has the age
herself up a little if only out of she deserves.” Investing in your
politeness,” said Chanel. “And appearance was an investment in
then, you never know, maybe that’s your future, according to Chanel.
the day she has a date with destiny. By presenting yourself as an eleAnd it’s best to be as pretty as pos- gant, youthful and refined woman,
she believed that you were commusible for destiny.”
nicating success itself. If you
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dressed the part, you could achieve ficulties were just beginning. Her
the part.
reputation in the public’s eye was
destroyed because of her associaA lthough she spoke mainly of tion with the Nazis. Chanel
femininity and would never have believed that her career as a designdefined herself as a feminist, er had effectively come to an end.
Chanel’s contribution to the emancipation of women is indisputable.
She was 56 years old and she
It was this desire to help women was giving up. Relying primarily
feel beautiful and successful that on the continuing sales of her perkept Chanel working in the industry fume as her income, Chanel
until the day she died. “I love luxu- became a recluse and tried as hard
ry,” she said. “And luxury lies not as possible to stay out of the public
in richness and ornateness but in eye. For fifteen years, the world
the absence of vulgarity. Vulgarity saw little of Chanel and, except for
is the ugliest word in our language. her name lining the shelves of perI stay in the game to fight it.”
fume departments she had faded
into the background.
Lesson # 5 - Take a Second Chance
It was in 1954 when Chanel
World War II proved to be a decided that she wanted to make a
turning point in Chanel’s career. comeback. Numerous reasons are
Despite being wildly successful, given for her return; Chanel wanted
Chanel decided to close up shop in to stop the rise of Christian Dior,
1939, when France declared war on who was bringing women back to
Germany. She closed the doors of an era of tight, restricting clothing;
her stores and stopped designing sales from her perfume were
altogether. While other couturiers falling; and she was just plain
were leaving the country, Chanel bored.
decided to remain in her beloved
Regardless, Chanel was now in
Ritz Paris apartment. It was here
her
seventies
and would be competwhere she would live out the controversy that was soon to surround ing against a fresh, young crop of
designers. Could she handle the
her life.
challenge? She believed so and
During the war, Chanel had armed with that faith in herself,
begun a relationship with Hans Chanel set out to find the financing
Gunther von Dincklage, a German she needed, assemble her staff, and
Nazi officer who was 13 years find the fabrics and equipment she
younger than her. It was von required to reinvigorate her compaDincklage who protected Chanel at ny. She was, in essence, starting all
the Ritz Paris. But, once the war over again.
was over, Chanel found that her dif-
In 1954, Chanel launched her
first comeback collection but it was
not the success she had envisioned.
European fashion critics dismissed
her line as the same old thing and
believed Chanel had passed her
prime. America, on the other hand,
embraced her new collection and
within three seasons, Chanel had
regained her position atop the fashion industry. She gave her classic
Chanel suit a makeover, along with
her handbags, jewelry and shows.
Soon, Chanel had become a status
symbol for a brand new generation
of wealthy women and celebrities.
She had disappeared from the
industry for over 15 years. When
Chanel returned, she had to fight
not only a tarnished reputation but
now her younger competition as
well. She had been written off and
was considered past her prime, but
Chanel persevered to regain her
fashion crown. Chanel knew she
had a fresh wave of ideas and energy coming to her and she set out to
claim her second chance to use
them.
Taking Haute Couture to New
Heights: How Chanel Achieved
Success
When Time magazine published its list of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century,
Chanel was only the person in the
fashion industry to be named. With
that, her influence on not only her
own field, but on the world as a
whole, became obvious. “When I
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can no longer create anything, I’ll
be done for,” Chanel once said. She
was a dedicated workaholic who
devoted herself competely to her
work until the day she died at the
age of 88. What were Chanel’s
succses factors?
She Was Different: From her
style to her personality to her marketing, everything about Chanel
was unique. She brought a new
vision of women’s fashion to the
industry and, with its boyish qualities, simplicity and clean lines, she
revolutionized the field. She
brought fashion down to a practical
level, all the while maintaining a
sense of class and elegance that
appealed to the elitest of women.
ers served as inspiration for Chanel
and wound up in some form or
another in her creations. By looking
to the ordinary in order to get ideas,
Chanel was able to create the
extraordinary.
tinues to represent an image of chic
and elegance around the world.
Coco Chanel Quotes
Dress shabbily and they remember
the dress; dress impeccably and
She Communicated Success: they remember the woman.
For Chanel, beauty was not just
about looking good. It was about Fashion passes, style remains.
presenting oneself in a way that
garnered respect from the outside Fashion is not simply a matter of
world and allowed one to move for- clothes. Fashion is in the air, born
ward with one’s own goals. By tak- upon the wind. One intuits it. It is in
ing care of your appearance, the sky and on the road.
Chanel believed that you would be
able to present yourself as a power- In order to be irreplaceable one
ful and successful person, even if must always be different.
you weren’t there quite yet.
A girl should be two things: classy
She Was Resilient: “Elegance is and fabulous.
refusal,” Chanel said refusal to give
up. Chanel never lost faith in her- The most courageous act is still to
self. Despite having to overcome think for yourself. Aloud.
her age and her ruined reputation,
she was able to make a comeback As long as you know men are like
in the industry at the age of 71. She children, you know everything.
reinvented her designs and gave
them a fresh spin, which helped Success is often achieved by those
make her company a leader once who don't know that failure is
again.
inevitable.
She Was Daring: She fashioned
elegant women’s dresses out of the
same material that was used to create men’s underwear, and at a time
when women weren’t even supposed to be thinking about men’s
underwear. She cut her hair and
wore loose clothing when society
told her she should have long, flowing hair and tight corsets around her
body. Chanel was willing to take
the risks she needed to in order to
“May my legend prosper and
reach the top.
thrive,” said Chanel. “I wish it a
long and happy life.” Indeed, her
She Was Inspired: Chanel once company continues to thrive. By
attended a masquerade ball dressed refusing to license out the Chanel
as a figure from a Watteau painting. name, the company has maintained
The compliments she received strict quality control over its prodfrom her outfit prompted her to turn ucts, allowing it to stay at the top of
it into a woman’s suit. Everything its game in all the decades since
from paintings to men’s clothing to Chanel’s death. Today, Chanel’s
architectural shapes to simple flow- overlapping double ‘C’ logo con-
How many cares one loses when
one decides not to be something but
to be someone.
Don't spend time beating on a wall,
hoping to transform it into a door.
The best color in the whole world,
is the one that looks good, on you.
A women who doesn't wear per-
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fume has no future.
on a new dress.
object of passion. Flee it if you feel
it. Passion goes, boredom remains.
Elegance is not the prerogative of
those who have just escaped from
adolescence, but of those who have
already taken possession of their
future.
Nature gives you the face you have
at twenty; it is up to you to merit Some people think luxury is the
the face you have at fifty.
opposite of poverty. It is not. It is
the opposite of vulgarity.
Fashion is made to become unfashionable.
It is the unseen, unforgettable, ultiA woman is closest to being naked
mate accessory of fashion that herwhen she is well dressed.
Fashion is architecture: it is a mat- alds your arrival and prolongs your
ter of proportions.
departure.
If a man talks bad about all women,
it usually means he was burned by Those who create are rare; those I don't know why women want any
one woman.
who cannot are numerous. of the things men have when one
Therefore, the latter are stronger.
the things that women have is men.
I don't understand how a woman
can leave the house without fixing My friends, there are no friends.
A woman has the age she deserves.
herself up a little - if only out of
politeness. And then, you never Great loves too must be endured.
Innovation! One cannot be forever
know, maybe that's the day she has
innovating. I want to create clasa date with destiny. And it's best to A style does not go out of style as sics.
be as pretty as possible for destiny. long as it adapts itself to its period.
When there is an incompatibility Why am I so determined to put the
There goes a woman who knows all between the style and a certain state shoulder where it belongs? Women
the things that can be taught and of mind, it is never the style that tri- have very round shoulders that
none of the things that cannot be umphs.
push forward slightly; this touches
taught.
me and I say: 'One must not hide
Elegance is refusal.
that!' Then someone tells you: 'The
Luxury must be comfortable, othershoulder is on the back'. I have
wise it is not luxury.
Since everything is in our heads, never seen women with shoulders
we had better not lose them.
on their backs.
There is time for work, and time for
love. That leaves no other time.
I love luxury. And luxury lies not in When I can no longer create anyrichness and ornateness but in the thing, I'll be done for.
There are people who have money absence of vulgarity. Vulgarity is
and people who are rich.
the ugliest word in our language. I Material things aside, we need no
stay in the game to fight it.
advice but approval.
I invented my life by taking for
granted that everything I did not Look for the woman in the dress. If Youth is something very new:
like would have an opposite, which there is no woman, there is no twenty years ago no one mentioned
I would like.
dress.
it.
Elegance does not consist in putting Jump out the window if you are the Guilt is perhaps the most painful
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companion of death.
I was the one who changed, it wasn't fashion. I was the one who was
in fashion.
A fashion that does not reach the
streets is not a fashion.
Scheherezade is easy; a little black
dress is difficult.
May my legend prosper and thrive.
I wish it a long and happy life.
In fashion, you know you have succeeded when there is an element of
upset.
I've never done anything by halves.
My reason for choosing diamonds
is that, dense as they are, they represent the greatest worth in the
smallest volume.
Mademoiselle Coco Chanel
In her inner circle of friends,
fashion designer Coco Chanel was
known as ‘Mademoiselle’. Over
her fifty-odd year career of running
her own business, she came to be
considered as the ‘Grande
Mademoiselle’ of both the fashion
industry and high society. Coco
Chanel not only revolutionized
what women wore, but also the
roles they were supposed to play in
society.
Through her clothes, Chanel
wanted to celebrate the freedom
and equality of women. By playing
with simple designs and typically
‘masculine’ fabrics, she offered an
alternative to the more constraining
women’s fashion at the time. By the
mid-1920s, corsets were out; a popular ‘Chanel look’ had been adopted, consisting of a wool jersey suit
with a full-cut, short skirt, and a
straight, collarless jacket.
Everything that this designer
did was meant to emphasize an
alternative way of living. Much
liker her simpler style of dress, her
celebrated Chanel No. 5 perfume
was unique for its time. Not only
was its name basic, but so too was
the design of its bottle, with its rectangular lines and cut stopper. She
would not have any of the ornate
and romantic bottles so popular at
The designer herself was the the time.
embodiment of this new look. By
using unconventional models and
“I did not go into society
appealing to fashion magazines, the because I had to design clothes,”
designer forced the fashion indus- she once remarked. “I designed
try to accept her more masculine clothes precisely because I did go
designs. She was no longer simply into society. Because I was the first
about creating stylish hats and to live the life of this century.”
designer threads. She had done
something bigger she had created a
It was with this legacy in mind
new way of life, and in so doing, that in 2001, under the direction of
laid the foundation for the coming Karl Lagerfeld, the House of
women’s liberation.
Chanel introduced Coco Chanel
Mademoiselle. Known as the
However foolish it was, and younger sister to the more grownhowever much business sense it up fragrances, Coco Chanel
didn’t make at the time, Mademoiselle is aimed at the
Mademoiselle Coco Chanel refused younger generation of independent
to follow the fashion trends dictated fashionistas. It is described as, “A
to her by the society in which she light sensual fragrance, a luminous
lived. Instead, she focused on sophisticated fragrance, a modern
designs that she would actually interpretation!”
want to wear. Her influence and
ability to impact new trends was
Chanel was a woman ahead of
soon unparalleled. A simple trip to her time. This younger fragrance is
Venice,
Italy,
in
which meant to provide the same sense of
Mademoiselle Coco Chanel wore empowerment and freedom that the
bell-bottom trousers in order to be designer tried to infuse throughout
able to better climb out of the gon- her collection in her own time.
dolas would soon start the pants
revolution for women.
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Coco Chanel Handbag
The launch of the first Coco
Chanel handbag in 1955 marked
the beginning of a fashion revolution. Coco had retired in 1939, and
had been written off by most in the
industry. Her perfumes could still
be bought at Chanel outlets, but she
had stopped making any new
designs, and had effectively retired
from the fashion business. When
she made her comeback at the age
of 71, and introduced the innovative and hugely popular Coco
Chanel handbag, her success was
thus all the more remarkable.
The purse that would turn the
fashion world on its head was a
quilted one, but it was not the material that made it such a unique phenomenon. For the first time in fashion history, a woman’s handbag
now had a chain shoulder strap on
it. No longer did a woman have to
hold her purse in her hands.
Instead, she was free to sling it over
her shoulders and use her hands
however she pleased. This purse
was thus, in a sense, empowering.
Coco Chanel’s designs were all
about simplicity and functionality,
but with a classic sense of style.
This ourse was meant to reflect this
philosophy. The designer herself
never left her house without her
own over her shoulder. And, it
seemed that soon the rest of the
world would agree with her idea. In
its first year, this purse became so
popular that the designer had to
refuse many of the requests for
orders that hade been made to her.
She simply didn’t have the time or
the staff to make them all. After all,
the high quality and fine craftsmanship that she insisted upon for all of
her products meant that it was a
painstaking process to manufacture
each individual one.
dress’, the company continues to be
a leader and an innovator in the
industry.
Coco Chanel Sunglasses
Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte,
Samantha…You? What could you
possibly have in common with the
girls from the hit HBO show Sex
In little time, her signature and the City? Well, put on a pair of
Coco Chanel handbag was being Coco Chanel sunglasses and you
copied all around the world. It would be close.
became known throughout the
industry as the Chanel 2.55 after
In 1999, in partnership with
the month and the year it was intro- Italian eyewear producer Luxottica,
duced. Today, variations of the the House of Chanel introduced its
Coco Chanel handbag remain as first line of eyewear and eyeglass
sought after as they were fifty years frames. It doesn’t matter that the
ago. The 2006 Luxury Line, with designer had passed away twentyits metal chain embedded in leather, eight years ago; her legacy remains
was one of the most anticipated as founder of one of the most
Coco Chanel handbags of the year. prominent and revered brands in
the world. Inspired by her own creThe enormous brand power of ations, Karl Lagerfeld of Fendi
Chanel is such that it has inspired fame launched a line of Chanel eyeentire lines of fake and much wear that has risen dramatically in
cheaper purses, complete with the popularity thanks in large part to
now famous double-C logo, in the ladies of Sex and the City.
countries such as Vietnam,
Thailand, and China. Whereas an
Chanel once described luxury
authentic one costs an average of as “the necessity where necessity
$1,500, a fake one usually costs just ends.” Lagerfeld’s line of eyewear
$60. And, with little noticeable dif- and the cult-like craze that surference to the untrained eye, rounds them would certainly meet
demand for the cheaper purse has that description. Whether it’s wearbeen growing. It is a problem that ing a trendy pair out on the town
the House of Chanel is committed with a pair of Manolo Blahniks like
to dealing with. In the meantime, Carrie, a classic pair for the office
however, the fashion powerhouse like Charlotte, or a leopard print
remains at the top of its game. pair for the gym like Samantha,
Whether it is a Coco Chanel hand- there seems to never be a wrong
bag or a watch or its ‘little black time to wear a pair.
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In today’s celebrity-obsessed
culture, you will be hard-pressed to
find a celebrity brave enough to be
seen without a pair of sunglasses,
be they Coco Chanel sunglasses or
another. A chic pair of shades can,
in and of themselves, make a statement. One only needs to look at
Jackie O, one of the first celebrities
to begin wearing fashionable oversized sunglasses a trend that has
continued to this day to understand
the impact of sunglasses.
House of Chanel’s continuous penchant for innovation under the
direction of Lagerfeld, it seems
unlikely that any pair you choose to
invest in will go out of style any
time soon.
Sunglasses are no longer about
protecting your eyes, or at least not
these ones. They’re about completing a style, finishing a look, and
setting oneself apart from the
crowd. Hiding behind shades might
give off an air of mystery, but they
no doubt reveal much more about
your personality than you might
think. From Mirrorshades and
Aviators, to Wayfarers and
Glaciers, there are sunglasses for
every personality type. Heck, even
the Roman emperor Nero used to
prefer watching gladiator fights
through polished emeralds his own
early version of sunglasses.
Coco Chanel Perfume
While buying your own pair no
matter which Sex and the City girl
you most identify with will run you
into the hundreds of dollars, many
aficionados and die-hard Chanel
fans consider it a necessary investment, just as Coco once said herself. After all, with the enormous
staying power that the brand has
demonstrated in the near century
that it has been in existence, and the
Just make sure you don’t let
them out of your sight; even the
most refined and polite of girls has
been known to turn into a greedy
fiend at the sight of a pair of Coco
Chanel sunglasses.
In 1924, legendary fashion icon
Coco Chanel remarked, “I want to
give women an artificial perfume.
Yes, I really do mean artificial, like
a dress, something that has been
made. I don’t want any rose or lily
of the valley; I want a perfume that
is a composition.” Today, eightythree years after the first launch of
Chanel No. 5, Coco Chanel perfume remains as popular as ever
and indeed, one of the best known
brands in the world.
The idea of creating a fragrance
first arose in 1920, when the young
fashion designer was introduced to
Ernest Beaux through her beau at
the time, the Russian Grand Duke
Dmitri. Beaux was a perfumer, and
at the time was working on a special concoction for another company. After sampling the scent, she
convinced Beaux to sell it to her
instead, and thus was launched the
first of her scents, Chanel No. 5.
Initially, this new fragrance was
introduced solely to the fashionista’s personal friends and her best
clients. However, in 1924, after
partnering with French businessman Pierre Wertheimer, the product
went public, with Wertheimer owning 70 percent, Coco owning 10
percent, and another private
investor owning 20 percent. Today,
the Wertheimer family continues to
run that side of the business.
From Chanel No. 5 to her later
Coco Mademoiselle and Chanel
Coco fragrances, Coco Chanel perfume is based on Coco’s desire to
have a scent that “reflects my personality, something abstract and
unique.” In her own time, most perfumes were based on the idea of
being ‘beautiful’ through the likes
of floral scents in order to further
enhance a woman’s beauty.
However, Coco Chanel perfume
was meant to contrast this natural
beauty by being more artificial.
Sales of the fragrance have continued to increase over time, especially after being introduced in the
U.S. in the 1950s. In 1953, sales
skyrocketed when Marilyn Monroe
famously answered the question of
what she wore to bed with the
answer, “Two drops of Chanel No.
5.” Even Andy Warhol got on the
bandwagon, when he made nine
silk screens of Chanel No. 5. In
1959, the uniqueness of the product
design itself landed the bottle in the
Museum of Modern Art in New
York City. Over the years,
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spokespersons for the product have
At the age of 17, the future
included Catherine Deneuve, designer was sent to live in an
Estella Warren, and Nicole orphanage, where nuns taught her
Kidman.
the basic techniques of sewing and
helped her land a local job as a
In the 1970s, the market domi- seamstress. However, this life was
nance that Coco Chanel perfume meant for more exciting things than
was enjoying began to fade. Many a seamstress, and so the ambitious
women, especially in America, young girl took off for the town of
began to view it as a fragrance for Moulins to become a cabaret
out-of-style women. However, singer.
Pierre Wertheimer’s grandson
Alain had recently taken over conWhile the experience in
trol of the company and focused his Moulins did not open up any
efforts on turning it around. By singing opportunities, it did set this
spending millions of dollars on life story in a new direction. It was
advertising, profits slowly began to here that she met Etienne Balsan, a
rebound. Today, Chanel No. 5 rich, young French textile heir to
remains one of the most famous whom she soon became mistress.
and most expensive perfumes Bored with her life as a mistress, it
available anywhere in the world. wasn’t long before she would
Indeed, at a price of hundreds of approach Balsan with a business
dollars per ounce, it is the special proposition; she wanted to open up
woman that can afford the special a hat and dress shop in Paris. Rich
Coco Chanel perfume.
as he was, Balsan gave her the
money. In little time, this had
Coco Chanel Biography
become the story of a budding
entrepreneur. Indeed, her little Paris
The Coco Chanel bio is a story shop was quickly becoming one of
that begins far removed from the the most popular boutiques in all of
opulence that her name would later Paris.
come to represent. Born in Saumur,
Much like her darker and simFrance, in 1883, Gabrielle Bonheur
‘Coco’ Chanel was the illegitimate pler clothes than were fashionable
daughter of a shop girl who would at the time, the Coco Chanel bio
die soon after and a traveling sales- began to stand out from the rest.
man who would abandon his She soon left Balsan and became
daughter on the streets of France. It involved with Arthur ‘Boy’ Capel,
was her two aunts, with whom she a wealthy businessman who
was sent to live, who would teach financed her expansion. An addithe young girl the etiquette that tional two boutiques were built in
would come to shape the Coco Biarritz and Deauville. Capel
would die in a car accident not long
Chanel bio.
after, but Coco Chanel’s business
kept on growing. In fact, in less
than four years, she was able to pay
back all the startup money she had
received from her beaus despite the
fact that they were given to her as
gifts, not loans.
This life story was beginning to
stand out because so too were her
clothes. With her ‘little black dress’
and masculine-inspired pieces,
Chanel was quickly becoming a
fashion trendsetter throughout
Europe. She soon expanded beyond
clothing, and in 1924, launched the
product that would make her
immortal the famous Chanel No. 5
perfume. For the time being, it
appeared that nothing could go
wrong for this designer.
However, during World War II,
she began to stand out for another
reason: she was having a personal
relationship with a German Nazi
officer. Public opinion of her quickly turned sour and she withdrew
from the spotlight. It wasn’t until
1954, when she was 71 years old,
that her life story would take a turn
for the better. The designer had
decided to make a comeback.
At first, Europeans did not take
well to the reemergence of Coco
Chanel, but over time, she would
regain her position at the top of the
industry, and would continue to
dominate until her death at the age
of 88. Today, the Coco Chanel bio
stands out as a story of success by
innovation.
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C
HANEL REVOLUTIONIZED HAUTE
by replacing
the traditional corseted silhouette
with the comfort of simple suits
and long, lean dresses. She introduced to the world her signature
cardigan jacket in 1925. She had
numerous other major successes
that changed the fashion industry
including the ever popular "'Chanel
suit'", composed of a knee-length
skirt and trim, boxy jacket, traditionally made of woven wool with
black sewing trim and gold buttons, worn with large costumepearl necklaces.
COUTURE FASHION
History
After the phenomenal success
of her perfume, No. 5, Coco
Chanel's fashions became even
more well-known and were purchased by the high flyers of
London and Paris society alike.
Chanel took to living at the Hôtel
Ritz Paris, and her suite of residence has become famous and is
now named the "Coco Chanel
Suite."
Chanel is also known for its
quilted fabric which also has a
"secret" quilting pattern sewn at the
back to keep the material strong. It
was inspired by the jackets of jockeys. This material is used for clothing and accessories alike. The
brand is now headed by Germanborn designer Karl Lagerfeld, who
also designs for the House of
Fendi, as well as his namesake
label.
The hem of the suit is weighted
down with a chain. Wealthy
women around the world began to
flock to her 31 Rue Cambon boutique to commission couture outfits
from her. The House of Chanel
became an icon of elegance and
from then on, the name “Chanel” The Coco Chanel Era
became synonymous with elegance, wealth, and elitism, as well
Coco Chanel, founder of the
as the ultimate sign of French high House of Chanel, began her fashclass.
ion career in 1910. She heralded
new designs and revolutionized the
fashion industry by going “back to
basics,” incorporating elegance,
class, and originality. Under her
tight reign from 1909-1971, Coco
Chanel held the title as ‘Chief
Designer’ until her death on
January 10, 1971.
1909 - 1932
In 1909, Chanel opened a
millinery shop, under the name of
‘Chanel Modes’, at 21 Rue
Cambon in Paris. Her hats were
worn by famous French actresses
who helped establish her reputation. Chanel introduced in 1913
women’s sportswear at her new
boutique in Deauville, France. Her
line of jersey clothing was a reaction to the lifestyle changes surrounding WWI. Coal was scarce
and women were taking on factory
jobs in the men's stead. They needed warm clothing that would stand
up to working conditions. Her
clothes of this time period were
also greatly affected by the relatively new idea of women's sports.
Chanel has continued in that trend,
producing sports clothing, accessories, and equipment even more so
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today.
Her fashion became known in
1915 throughout France for prioritising freedom of movement by not
featuring ostentation and redundancy in her designs. She affirmed the
House’s style of authentic, fluid
and comfortable lines. She then
opened her first couture house in
Biarritz, France, to introduce her
other fashion lines.
1921 saw the introduction of
her first perfume Chanel No. 5. It
was internationally popular with
women of high society in particular. “La Société des Parfums
Chanel" was founded in 1924 to
produce and sell perfumes and
beauty products. Just before
launching her first perfume, she
met with a fortune teller, who told
Coco that her lucky number was 5.
So she named her scent "No. 5",
and released it on the fifth day of
the fifth month of the year, May 5.
1924 also greeted the first
Chanel costume jewelery collection
that Harper’s Bazaar described as
“one of the most revolutionary
designs of our time.”
In 1926, Chanel introduced the
‘little black dress,’ greeted by
Vogue as the ‘new uniform of the
modern woman.’ That same year,
Chanel introduced the classic
tweed. Inspired by visits to
Scotland with the Duke of
Westminster, Chanel created her
first tweed suits.
Chanel premiered an exhibition
of jewelery in 1932 dedicated to the
diamond. Several of the pieces,
including the ‘Comet’ and
‘Fountain’ necklaces were re-introduced by Chanel in 1993.
pass with her death. Other posthumous projects came to light a few
years later. In 1974, the House of
Chanel launched Cristalle eau de
toilette, which was in the workings
when Coco Chanel was alive. 1978
saw the launch of the first non-cou1935 - 1981
ture, prêt-à-porter line and worldwide distribution of accessories. In
In 1939, she retired from fash- 1981, Chanel launched a new eau
ion design and closed her popular de toilette for men, Antaeus.
couture house. Only her perfumes
and accessories were sold at The Karl Lagerfeld Era
Chanel’s boutiques.
A Chanel shop in Prince's
Coming out of fashion retire- Building, Central, Hong Kong.
ment at the age of 71, Chanel reopened the couture house in 1954.
Karl Lagerfeld would become
Her first show received internation- one of the most iconic designers of
al acclaim, with her signature jer- recent times. With his flashy sense
sey suit being introduced that bore of style combined with a strong
her favourite number: 5. In vision of a new Chanel, Lagerfeld
February 1955, Chanel introduced brought the couture house to new
the quilted bag with the shoulder levels, and is still continuing to
strap, named the 2.55 bag after the woo and awe the fashion world.
month and year of its creation. That
same year, Chanel launched her
1983 was the year of change for
first eau de toilette for men, Pour the House of Chanel. It was the
Monsieur.
year Karl Lagerfeld was appointed
‘Artistic Director’ for Chanel
In 1957 at the Fashion Awards Fashion, including haute couture,
in Dallas, Chanel and her spring prêt-à-porter, and accessories. He
collection received the Fashion shocked the fashion world by
Oscar. The fashion world applaud- changing Chanel’s fashion lines
ed her as the ‘most influential from the predictable same styles
designer of the twentieth century.’ that greeted world year after year to
On January 10, 1971, Coco shorter cuts and eye capturing
Chanel died, ending an era of revo- designs. In 1984, the House of
lutionary fashion that would still be Chanel launched the fragrance,
the classic model fashion designers Coco, in honour of the late Coco
today find inspiration in.
Chanel. In 1986, the House of
Chanel struck a deal with watchHowever, her influence did not makers and in 1987, the first
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Chanel watch made its debut. 1990
saw the launchL'Z'1996 greeted the
launch of Allure fragrance and due
to its immense popularity, a men’s
version, Allure Homme was
launched in 1998. The House of
Chanel launched its first skin care
line, PRÉCISION in 1999. That
same year, Chanel launched a new
travel collection, and under a
license contract with Luxottica,
introduced a line of sunglasses and
eyeglass frames. 2000 saw the
launch of the first unisex watch by
Chanel, the J12, a style whose clean
cuts and fusion of masculine and
feminine elements formed a revolutionary watch, and a supposed cultfollowing in certain circles. To
please the younger fashionistas,
Chanel
introduced
Coco
Mademoiselle and an ‘In-Between
Wear’ in 2003. 2002 saw the launch
of Chance fragrance, with a scent
of surprise and glamour. The House
of Chanel founded the Paraffection
company that gathered the five
Ateliers d’Art: Desrues for ornamentation, Lemarié for feathers and
camellias, Lesage for embroiderer,
Massaro for shoemaker, and Michel
for millinery. A prêt-à-porter collection proposing their know-how
was designed by Karl Lagerfeld. It
is now traditionally presented each
December. 2003 saw such an
immense popularity of Chanel
haute couture that the company
founded a second atelier on rue
Cambon. The sunglasses brand is a
brand of Italian Luxottica Group.
The No. 5 perfume had always
received free campaigns from
actresses and starlets that used it
daily, including Marilyn Monroe,
Nicole Kidman, and Vanessa
Paradis.
2005 - Present
The Luxury Line, introduced in
2006 featuring a metal chain
embedded in the leather, is one of
the most desired "it" bags of the
moment. Chanel still is popular
because they mix the trends of
today with the class and simplicity
they had when they first opened.
Vietnam, Thailand, and China. An
authentic Chanel handbag retails
from around $1,500, while a counterfeit usually costs around $100,
creating a demand for the signature
style at a cheaper price. All authentic Chanel handbags are serialised.
Watches
Creative Director at Chanel
Jacques Helleu followed Coco
Chanel's credo, having designed the
first Chanel watch named
'Premiere' in 1987. The first model
of the Chanel J12 watches line was
The House of Chanel, under the introduced in 2000.
leadership of Karl Lagerfeld and
Brandi williams, has defined the
In 2005, Chanel designers
style and fashion of Chanel as introduced the J12 line into the area
being the five essentials: audacious, of Fine Jewelry timepieces - they
perfectionist, unique, passionate, developed the jewelry watch that
and visionary.
was equipped with the tourbillon.
Chanel asked experienced Swiss
The Iconic Logotype
watchmakers to develop the exclusive 'CHANEL O5-T.1' movement.
The Chanel logotype is an interIn 2006, the line was joined by
locking double-C, one facing forwards the other facing backwards. Chanel J12 Haute Joaillerie set with
(Originally it was not a logo that 597 baguette-cut diamonds, folCoco Chanel came up with) This lowed by the creation of the Chanel
derives from the name Coco J12 Tourbillon Haute Joaillerie. In
Chanel. "Coco" is the nickname 2007, Chanel launched its first J12
frequently used by Chanel founder, GMT model.
Gabrielle Chanel. The logotype
In 2008, Chanel initiated the
was not trade-marked until during
the first openings of Chanel stores. partnership with Audemars Piguet,
Chanel is currently dealing with having developed the 'J12 calibre
illegal use of the double-C logotype 3125', equipped with an innovative
on cheaper goods, especially coun- automatic movement CHANEL AP
terfeit handbags. Countries said to 3125, the fusion of the AP 3120
be producing great numbers of movement and Chanel 'J12' ceramcounterfeit Chanel handbags are ic.
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No. 5 The Film
Chanel has launched a new
advertising film that casts Nicole
Kidman as the new face of Chanel
No. 5. It was motioned and produced by Baz Luhrmann (director
of Moulin Rouge as well as the
1996 modern version of Romeo &
Juliet) and was shot on location in
Sydney. Kidman takes on the role
of the most famous woman in the
world while Brazilian Model/Actor
Rodrigo Santoro plays a struggling
writer who falls in love with
Kidman. The advert lasts 3 minutes, and took many months of pre
and post production. Also, about 26
million euros ($46 million) were
spent, making No. 5 The Film one
of the most expensive advertisements in history.
Coco Mademoiselle ( Le Film )
Recently, the young Academy
Award-nominated actress Keira
Knightley and Brandi Williams has
been announced as the new faces of
Coco Mademoiselle, a fragrance
intended for the younger fans of
Chanel. A short advertising film
was made starring Knightley, who
subsequently plays Coco Chanel
herself, clad in a bowler hat and
short styled bob. The film was
directed by the BAFTA-winning
English film director Joe Wright,
who has also worked with
Knightley in his award-winning
films Pride & Prejudice and
Atonement
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L
IFE IS SMELLING EVEN SWEETER
for Nicole Kidman.
Day tells the paper that she
doesn't know how serious the
Kidman-Kravitz relationship is.
"The Hours" Oscar winner, said
to be a close friend of the creative
director at Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld,
has been announced as the new
international face of Chanel No. 5,
say published reports.
In her Chanel role, Kidman will
assume a mantle previously held by
some of the most beautiful women
in the world, including Ali
MacGraw, Candice Bergen, Lauren
Hutton, Jean Shrimpton, Catherine
While financial details of the Deneuve and Carole Bouquet.
deal are not being revealed, the
Sydney Sun-Herald in Australia
Such directors as Ridley Scott
reported that Kidman would be and Luc Besson have previously
paid $12 million Australian (about worked on one of the most high$8.5 million U.S.).
profile campaigns in fashion,
Chanel No. 5 ads.
Kidman's Australian publicist,
Wendy Day, tells the paper: "It's a
For her debut as the face of the
wonderful acknowledgement from house, Kidman will be reunited
Chanel and a great accolade for with her "Moulin Rouge" director
her."
Baz Luhrmann, who reportedly
will direct and produce the ads,
Day, however, could not con- which will begin airing a year from
firm reports that Kidman was now.
preparing to announce her engagement to Lenny Kravitz, after a
report in the London Daily Mail
that the couple would inform pals
and family members of their wedding plans at a party in New York
in early December.
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E WILL ONLY SAY SO IF PRESSED.
H
Although why he should be so
hesitant is unclear. "Well on my
passport it says that I am a perfumer", says Jacques Polge, the top
man at Chanel. Part of the truth but certainly not the whole truth
and nothing but the truth. "Its just
that to most people it sounds a little
odd if I give a more accurate
description of my job", he confides.
"And what might that accurate
description be, Mr. Polge?", his
interviewer insists, evidently eager
to hear him articulate the magic
words. "Well", Polge replies a little
uneasily, "I am a nose".
He is far too modest that Mr.
Polge. For not only is he a nose, he
is undoubtedly the leading nose in
the world. Based in his elegant
fourth floor offices in Paris’s smart
Avenue Charles de Gaulle, and just
a stone throw from the Arc de
Triomphe, Polge’s brief is daunting
indeed: entrusted by Chanel to
interpret the aromatic heritage and
spirit of the late Mademoiselle herself, his constant challenge to adapt
and create new perfumes for the
contemporary world.
Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel was
perhaps the most influential couturier of the twentieth century, her
glamorous designs helping to liberate women from the plumed and
corseted extravagance of Belle
Epoch costume. Freeing women
from ostentatious displays of
wealth, she instituted a classically
elegant modern style that persists
to this day. All the more ironic,
therefore, that the most successful
of her ventures was the launching
of the apparently eternal fragrance
No. 5, introduced with much fanfare back in the early 1920s. A
classical heart, introduced by a
rush of dizzying sensuality, and
surrounded with a multitude of
light floral notes, No. 5 was dazzling, upsetting each and every
conventional aromatic notion of the
day. Almost immediately the reputation of No. 5 spread overseas to
become one of the great mythical
symbols of our time. After the liberation of Paris, G.I.’s who wanted
to take a bottle of the celebrated
perfume back home could be seen
waiting patiently to enter 31 rue
Cambon, forming queues over 500
meters long. Nor has its popularity
waned even to the slightest degree
with a whole generation of younger
women rediscovering Marilyn
Monroe’s definition of voluptuousness to sleep in nothing more than a
few drops of No. 5. And therefore
surely something of a difficult act
for Mr. Polge to follow, n’est ce
pas?
"Most definitely", he admits.
And all the more so because he
never had the opportunity of meeting Coco Chanel, the self-proclaimed Queen of Haute Couture,
whose reign endured for almost six
decades. "Of course it is a handicap
having to create perfumes without
her. But I try to overcome this by
having my own private dialogue
with her. And I think that goes for
all of us employed here at Chanel,
in perfumery and fashion alike."
So how does Mr. Polge go about
creating a new fragrance? Well, its
all in the mind, he insists. That is to
say a perfume is established in his
thoughts and imagination, only setting out to produce the formula for
what has already been ‘smelled’
somewhere deep down in his psy-
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che. This creative process can take
place at work, whilst in his lab
(aptly situated in the Avenue des
Parfums) or, just as likely, whilst
bellowing out Maurice Chevalier
songs
under
the
shower.
Whereupon he declares the French
equivalent of ‘by George I’ve got
it’. He must have been working in
the lab or showering a lot, of late,
for during the course of the last few
years he has come up with best selling brand names such as Coco a
homage to Mademoiselle, of course
Égoïste, Christalle and Allure, the
fresh and sophisticated abstract-floral scent which Chanel is confident
will blaze a trail well into the next
century.
"Please forgive me if this sounds
rather rude but your nose looks
quite ordinary to me."
"It is", Polge retorts with a
smile. "A nose is made, not born. I
haven’t got a ‘better’ nose than
you. Its just that I have had a certain training; I am used to working
with my nose as a matter of course,
and as such I am able to put order
into what I smell. Its like becoming
proficient at the piano - there are
certain muscles that have to be
exercised regularly. Its the same
thing when it comes to perfumes
you need to train and work your
nose."
Do not even think of interrupting Polge at this point, for he is in
full flow. Anxious to explain the
universal appeal of perfumes, he is
moving onto interesting terrain. Its
time for sex, philosophy and religion - subjects which are traditionally taboo for the Anglo-Saxons but without mention of which no
day would be complete for any selfrespecting Frenchman.
"Perfume’, he asserts, "is an
internal dimension of femininity.
Nor is it a coincidence that some
98% of perfumes sold today are
from the famous marques of couturiers. If companies such as
Chanel became interested in perfume and we were the first - then of
course its related to commercial
reasons. But it is also to do with
deeper reasons, which are telling us
that perfumes are to do with an
invisible prolongation of the work
being carried out by the couturier.
In other words the couturier acts on
the outside - and the continuation of
what he does is his perfume. Plus
olfaction is most definitely the most
‘wild’ of our senses - smell being
directly linked to primitive instincts
such as sex. People often ask me
what makes a beautiful perfume. To
which I reply its the perfume which
the woman you love is wearing."
Despite Polge’s pessimism
about the future, however, he has
been unable to deter his 23 year old
son Olivier from wanting to follow
in his father’s (how should one put
it?) - footsteps.
"I tried to talk him out of it",
Polge confesses. "But then I
thought about it and concluded that
I didn’t have the right to do any
such thing. I can’t say that I will be
able to make a great nose out of
him. That’s impossible. But of
course I hope that one day he too
will become the nose of Chanel.
Because for someone passionate
about perfumes, there really is no
better position in the world."
A sentiment with which the
great, late Mademoiselle Chanel
would no doubt concur wholeheartedly.
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"I am afraid that we noses are a
breed on the way to extinction", he
explains a little sorrowfully. "Its
just in the old days each marque
used to employ its own nose. What
tends to happen now is that very
few companies actually make their
own perfumes - they buy in or have
it made for them. To me the future
doesn’t seem very rosy."
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RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
OCTOBER 1917 ERNEST had
exclusive fragrance contract with
the family of Tsar Nicholas II.
France and soon began paying
attention to Jeanne Devolle the
younger sister of his landlord.
However, in the spring of 1882
Albert once more felt the urge to
Creator of the world famous fra- travel and left the area, leaving
grance Chanel # 5 in October of behind the nineteen year old Jeanne
1921. Fifth of a series of five sam- who was by now pregnant.
ples on May the fifth.
Jeanne eventually tracked
The beginning
Albert down in Aubenas and gave
birth, in a public tavern, to Julia,
Although she was born at the Gabrielle’s older sister. Albert
end of the nineteenth century, would not marry Jeanne, but she
Chanel was to become one of the stayed with him and they were
most influential designers of the soon on the move again, this time
twentieth century. She was not to Saumur in the Auvergne. It was
influenced by previous fashion, but here, on August 19th, 1883, that
had entirely new ideas on how to Jeanne Gabrielle Chanel was born.
make a woman look feminine. She was christened by the hospital
Dispensing with the frills and chaplain, and, years later, told the
furbelows of the Edwardian era, story that a nun at her christening
she brought in a clean, uncluttered named her Bonheur, though there is
look that was to become the basis no documentation to prove this.
for much of the haute couture
Gabrielle’s parents were at last
design in the following decades.
married in July 1884, and continHer father, Albert Chanel, was ued their wandering life, somean itinerant market trader, moving times with the children and somefrom place to place as the fancy times leaving them behind with
took him. In the winter of 1881 he anyone who was willing. By now
found lodgings in Courpiere, there were several more children
T
ILL THE
OF
and, after many years of ill health
due to asthma, her mother became
very ill in the spring of 1895 and
died at the age of thirty three.
Until she was seventeen in 1900
Gabrielle was educated at a convent
orphanage run by nuns at Aubazine
and she spent a further two years at
another convent school at Moulins.
During her years at the convent
Gabrielle became accomplished at
sewing, and during holidays spent
with her aunt Julia, who had a passion for hats, she learned the art of
millinery.
Keeping her eyes and ears open
she began to form her own opinion
of the sort of styles she preferred.
At twenty she began work as an
assistant in a shop selling
trousseaux and layettes (wedding
outfits and baby wear) and everyday clothes for girls and ladies.
Moulins was a garrison town and
the tailors' shops were always busy.
Gabrielle found a job in one of
these as a seamstress, but her
evenings were spent enjoying life
with the officers, who showed her
the sights and took her to night-
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clubs.
Always on the look out for
something different, Gabrielle
became a singer at La Rotunde,
where, in her husky voice, she sang
“Ko Ko Ri Ko” and “Who’s seen
Coco in the Trocadero?”. From that
time she became know as “Coco”,
which remained with her throughout her life.
In 1906 she moved to Vichy,
hoping to establish a singing career
there, but her voice did not suit the
owner of the biggest nightclub and
all she could do was to sew the
dresses for the other artistes such as
Mystingette. Disillusioned, she
returned to Moulins.
She found nothing here for her
either and later that year eagerly
accepted the suggestion by Etienne
Balsan, an old admirer, that she live
with him in his Chateau de
Royallieu. Although not yet accepted by the society ladies who visited
the chateau, Gabrielle became an
accomplished horse rider and was
one of the first women to wear riding breeches. In order not to give
the appearance of being a kept
woman she always wore very plain,
strictly tailored clothes, with a
boater. Soon becoming bored with
a life filled with horses and card
playing, she began to create hats for
her friends.
At this time in 1909, at the age
of 26, she became friendly with an
Englishman Arthur Capel, nick-
named “Boy”, who was one of
Etienne’s friends. He encouraged
her to extend her expertise and, at
Etienne’s suggestion, Gabrielle was
installed in the ground floor apartment at 160 boulevard Malesherbes
in Paris where Etienne had conducted his liaisons. Here she made
and sold millinery to society
women and soon had a staff of
three.
Chanel aged 27
It became clear in 1910 that the
premises were much too small and
Gabrielle tried to persuade Etienne
to give her a loan to buy her own
premises, but he refused. Arthur
Capel had, by this time, become
very important to her and he lent
her the money to buy a shop at 21
rue Cambon. Her fame was spreading and photographs of her creations were appearing in the fashionable magazines. Little by little
Arthur introduced new interests
into her life. She became interested
in dancing, meeting Isadora
Duncan and her bohemian friends.
But Gabrielle never really enjoyed
their way of life and she soon abandoned them. She became more fond
of “Boy” Capel and her circle of
friends became more cosmopolitan,
with singers, artists and actors all
being part of the set who regularly
visited Etienne’s chateau de
Royallieu. It was here, in 1911, that
she met Gabrielle Dorziat, a well
known actress. The two became
friends and in 1912 “Coco” Chanel
made two hats for Dorziat’s appear-
ance in Maupassant's play "Bel
Ami" at the Vaudeville theatre in
Paris. The hats were of straw, with
wide brims turned up on one side.
Dorziat later modelled the hats for
photographs in “Les Modes”.
Everyone spent the summer in
the fashionable resort of Deauville.
In the summer of 1914 with talk of
war in the air the atmosphere was
more hectic than ever, and
Gabrielle took advantage of this by
opening a shop on the rue Goutaut,
once more financed by Arthur
Capel. Her logo was painted on a
white awning above the shop, the
word Chanel in black lettering.
This time she was selling clothes as
well as millinery and could be seen
around town in her masculine, tailor made clothes, setting the trend
for the future. The unusual couple
captured the imagination of the caricaturist Sem who illustrated several publications with models by the
“very chic” Chanel. Gabrielle had
by now discovered that displaying
clothes on a live model had many
advantages, and could be seen with
her aunt Adrienne promenading on
the pier, displaying her designs for
all the fashionable ladies to see.
Arthur Capel was a very successful businessman and a keen
polo player. Gabrielle hoped to settle down with him, but he was often
away on business and was usually
seen in the company of other
women. Immersing herself in her
work, Gabrielle launched her first
Chanel suit. A sailor blouse in tri-
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cot material over an open necked
shirt and a skirt which was straight
but loose enough to walk in and just
showing the feet. A plain straw hat
completed the outfit, a combination
that she had been wearing for some
time, but which everyone now
wanted to wear as a change from
the figure hugging fashion of the
day.
World War I
charge, Gabrielle returned to Paris.
Here they made the clothes for
Biarritz and, when necessary, sent
personnel to help with the extra
work. With three hundred people
working for her in 1916 she found
that she was able to repay her debts
to Arthur Capel, much to his surprise.
her time with her men friends.
Whilst looking for a new knitted
fabric to resemble tricot, Gabrielle
found a manufacturer who had
made a knitted, woollen material
called jersey. This material was
generally used for gentlemen's
underwear but he found that his
clients did not like the beige colour.
To his surprise she bought his entire
stock and made herself an unfitted
redingote reaching halfway down
the skirt. It was an immediate success.
Even though he was married
Capel still sought out Gabrielle
when he was in Paris. But all this
was to come to an abrupt end. On
December 21st, 1919 Arthur Capel
was driving to Cannes for
Christmas when he was involved in
a fatal accident. As soon as she
heard the news Gabrielle insisted
on being driven to the scene of the
accident to pay her last respects.
For a while she was inconsolable,
but she had the businesses to run
and life must go on.
At the outbreak of war in 1914
Deauville became deserted as
everyone rushed back home. Capel,
ever the businessman, persuaded
Gabrielle to stay. His hunch was
correct as, on returning to the resort
having lost their clothes in the war,
customers found that Chanel was
the only shop left open. Times were
changing. The society ladies decided to go bathing, dressed in bathing
Meanwhile Chanel’s fame was
costumes designed by Chanel, with
spreading. One of the dresses from
wide, knee length bloomers.
her Biarritz collection was copied
Capel had been posted to in America and appeared in
London but still lived in Paris. Harper's bazaar in 1916. In France
Before his departure he took it was to be 1920 before anyone
Gabrielle to Biarritz, another very made a copy of any of her clothes.
fashionable resort. Seeing the They did, however, copy her hair
potential for a much larger business style which she had cut short in
he advanced the money for yet 1917.
another new venture. This time
That year was to prove a diffithey opened a maison de couture in
cult
one for Gabrielle as Arthur
a villa near the Casino, the Villa
Larralde on rue Gardères, selling Capel decided that the time had
come for him to marry into the
dresses for 3000 francs.
English aristocracy. She pretended
By July 1915 the Biarritz house not to mind, but was deeply unhaphad more than sixty employees and, py about it. To cover her distress
leaving her sister Antoinette in she rented a villa where she spent
When she was 36 years old, in
October 1919 Chanel became registered as a coutourière and moved
further along the same street in
Paris; 31 rue Cambon was to
remain the House of Chanel for the
rest of her life.
Branching out
Capel had left Gabrielle £40,000 in
his will and, three months after his
death, she moved into a new villa at
Garches. Her sense of colour and
style were reflected in the colours
she chose for the exterior, beige
stucco with black lacquered shutters.
So began a new era in Chanel’s
life, full of painters, composers and
dancers. Her friend Misia Sert, a
pianist of some renown, had a large
circle of friends in the theatrical
world, and it was she who introduced Gabrielle to this exciting and
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invigorating environment.
in that year Chanel’s most successThe perfume was an immediate
ful product was created; the per- success and, though other manufacMisia decided that Gabrielle fume Chanel No. 5.
turers tried to produce copies, no
needed to have a complete change
one was able to capture it exactly
from her work and the things that Chanel 5 perfume
and Chanel No. 5 remained the
reminded her of Capel, so she and
favourite. Parfums Chanel was
her husband took her with them to
Until this time all perfumes had founded in 1924, run by Pierre and
Venice. Here they met Serge been based on natural flower fra- Paul Wertheimer, and with Ernest
Diaghilev, who was having desper- grances. These were very concen- Beaux as its technical director.
ate financial problems. Having trated essences but once in use the
been sponsored by the Romanovs perfume quickly evaporated and
Dmitri, or his Russian ancestry,
before the uprising, he needed a faded. Dmitri had grown up in the was to be the inspiration for a furbacker for a new production of “Le Russian court where perfumes were ther innovation that year. Gabrielle
Sacre de Printemps” to be staged by used in large quantities. He was had introduced embroidery into
the Ballets Russes in Paris, but acquainted with Ernest Beaux, a some of her garments as early as
could see no prospect of finding the perfume chemist at Grasse, the cen- 1916, but after the war embroidery
money. Gabrielle listened and said tre of the perfume industry. So it became very popular and she
nothing, but on returning to Paris happened that Gabrielle too became experimented with a black rubashshe visited Diaghilev at his hotel acquainted with Ernest Beaux and ka blouse, embroidered on the cuffs
and handed him the money he the idea for her own perfume and collar, worn over a straight
required, on condition that he told evolved. This was to be based, not skirt. The idea was so popular that
no one. However his private secre- on flower essences, but on eighty an embroidery workshop was set
tary knew, and it was he who, much different ingredients, creating a up, with the Grand Duchess Maria,
later, told the world of this gener- more stable base and a distinctive Dmitri’s sister, in charge, using
ous gift. Gabrielle’s home at abstract perfume and could also be machines to embroider intricate
Garches also became a refuge for used in smaller quantities. patterns on a wide variety of garIgor Stravinsky, the composer, who Gabrielle left the mixing of the ments. Fur, another favourite of
with his wife and four children had ingredients to Ernest Beaux, but Chanel’s, was used to line a full
returned from Switzerland in order she made the final decisions about length cloak, giving a distinctly
to become French citizens.
the finished product, sampling it Russian air to the collection. Many
several times before deciding on of the models and saleswomen in
The summer of 1920 found the perfume that she thought the salon were also Russian, and
Gabrielle once more in Biarritz. reflected the image she wanted to they, in turn, brought their Russian
Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich was portray. Even the bottle was a total- friends as clients.
also on holiday, and it soon became ly new concept, moving away from
clear that they were very attracted the elaborate, frivolous designs of
At the end of the year Gabrielle
to each other, even though he was other manufacturers to a sharp cor- and Dmitri parted company and he
eleven years younger than she was. nered cube, in which the perfume married an American, but he and
A member of the Romanov family, was visible through the glass. The Gabrielle remained firm friends.
he had been treated as a son by the label was also devoid of ornament, The villa at Garches was also sold
tsar, but he had survived the war in plain white, with the words “No. and Gabrielle moved back to 29,
and now had very little money. 5 Chanel” printed in black.
Faubourg St. Honoré in Paris. Her
They lived together for a year, and
theatrical friends were soon filling
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the apartment with their singing
and dancing, much to the annoyance of the neighbours, but
Gabrielle shrugged off their complaints. Picasso, Stravinsky and
Diaghilev were all to be found
there, pursuing their particular
interests.
For several years after this
Gabrielle was involved in a tempestuous love affair with Pierre
Reverdy, a struggling poet, with a
wife patiently waiting at home.
Even after their final separation in
1926 he was to continue to dedicate
his poems to Gabrielle, and she
owned the first editions of his complete works, as well as a priceless
copy of “Cravates de chanvre”, by
Reverdy, with original water colour
illustrations by Picasso.
It was Jean Cocteau who asked
Gabrielle to design the costumes
for his production of “Antigone” at
the newly opened Atelier Theatre in
Paris. In December 1922, at the
age of thirty nine, Chanel was to
become as famous for her theatrical
costumes as for her haute couture
collections. The stage sets were
designed by Picasso, with music by
Arthur Honegger, using the oboe
and the harp. Taking the theme
from Greek vase paintings, both
Chanel and Picasso created an
authentic Greek atmosphere for the
play. Antigone was dressed in a
long, tunic dress in white wool,
decorated with brown bands, over
which she wore a woollen cloak
patterned in brown. Picasso also
used the Greek vase as his inspiraThe 1925 Arts Decoratifs
tion, thus bringing together the cos- Exhibition in Paris brought togethtumes and the sets.
er the architecture, furniture and
fashion of the time, with the pavilIn 1924 Cocteau’s “Le Train ion of elegance displaying the
Bleu”, portraying tennis, golf and gowns of Boulanger, Lanvin, Patou
swimming on the Riviera, opened and Chanel. The Art Deco style
at the Champs-Elysées Theatre in was nothing new for Chanel, who
Paris, with costumes by Chanel, had been creating the smooth,
and stage curtain by Picasso. With almost masculine look for several
Anton Dolin and Bronislava years. To be chic all frills and
Nijinska in the starring roles, the fussiness must be eliminated, even
costumes provided a challenge for the hair styles were short, smooth
Gabrielle, who had to make sure and slicked back. The era of mass
that the clothes she designed production had also arrived, someallowed the dancers to perform thing which caused most designers
somersaults as well as conventional to start law suits against the firms
dance movements.
The first copying their garments. Chanel,
designs, tried on for the first time at however, took all this in her stride
the dress rehearsal, were something and decided to go along with the
of a disaster, with the dancers com- trend, creating fashion for everyplaining that the costumes did not one, not just for the select few who
fit and restricted their movements. could afford it. The “little black
Frantic alterations were made and dress” displayed in “Vogue” in
on the opening night the costumes 1926 was a typical Chanel style, in
were a triumph. Once more Chanel black crepe de chine, tight fitting
was influencing fashion with her on the hips, with no collar and long,
thigh length, knitted bathing dress- straight sleeves, soon became the
es with shorts just showing standard for the smart occasion.
beneath, worn with a skull cap and
earrings. Her tennis player’s outfit
Costume jewellery was first
of white, loose-fitting, knee length introduced into the fashion world
dress and headband, soon became by Paul Poiret and in 1924 Chanel
the rage in fashionable circles, and decided to open a jewellery workno one was seen on the beach shop with Comte Etienne de
unless they were wearing the Beaumont as manager. Imitation
Chanel bathing dress.
jewellery that looked like the real
thing became part of the fashionThe collaboration between able woman's wardrobe. The twinChanel and Cocteau lasted for four- set and pearls look was created.
teen years, from 1923 to 1937, and The jeweller Madame Gripoux
with each production a new fashion made the imitation pearls and glass
emerged.
beads for the Chanel collections.
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The Duke di Verdura, who joined
Chanel in 1927 as a textile designer, later created some of the most
unusual pieces of jewellery for her
collections.
The Final Phase
On a trip to Monte Carlo in the
autumn of 1925 Gabrielle was
introduced to the Duke of
Westminster, who immediately
became enchanted with her. But
she was not so easily persuaded that
he should become a large part of
her life. She did not want to give
up her independence and move to
England, away from her circle of
friends. However, slowly but surely, the Duke persuaded her to try
the English way of life and she
began to spend more time with him
at his various homes and on his
yachts. Although he had already
been married twice, the Duke had
no heir, which made Gabrielle think
that perhaps she could be the mother of the future Duke; but at the age
of forty six the odds were stacked
against it.
The years spent mixing with the
English aristocracy became apparent in the designs for her collections. 1926 to 1931 was considered
to be the English period, with
sports jackets, waistcoats and shirts
in the masculine style. But the
Chanel touch was always there, this
time using jewellery with simple
cardigans or sweaters in a way that
no Englishwoman had ever done.
The affair with the Duke was to be
as short lived as the rest, and by
1929 he was looking round for a
new wife. Gabrielle, not without a
struggle, resigned herself to the
situation and returned to Paris to
take up her old life and her old
friends. She did, however keep her
contacts in England.
But once again fate intervened
and a new phase began.
Depression had hit the United
States of America and Samuel
Goldwyn, the movie mogul, decided that one way to help women to
forget the misery was to produce
films depicting a different way of
life. A famous dress designer must
be found to produce memorable
clothes. That designer had to be
Gabrielle Chanel. His stars were to
wear Chanel styles both on and off
screen, and he was prepared to pay
Chanel one million dollars for the
pleasure of going to Hollywood
twice a year with her designs.
Misia, as so often, was her companion on the triumphal entry into
Hollywood in April 1931, where
they were greeted by many of the
top movie stars. Gloria Swanson
was to star in the film “Tonight or
Never” and Gabrielle was asked to
design her wardrobe. This proved
harder than expected as Miss
Swanson was pregnant, and at each
fitting the clothes became tighter,
causing Gabrielle to urge Miss
Swanson to lose weight and not
wear a girdle, which showed
beneath the sheer fabric. However,
with the usual Chanel creativity, a
selection of clothes was produced,
including a bias cut evening gown
in black satin and a suit that was
also in a style much loved by
Chanel, with a fitted waist and wide
revers, worn with a white blouse.
The public loved the clothes but
the Hollywood stars did not want
clothes designed exclusively by
one person. Gabrielle would not
put up with all the arguments and
released herself from the contract,
leaving Samuel Goldwyn to find
another designer.
Fashionable
clothes
were
becoming more accessible to the
general public. Early in 1932
Gabrielle was invited by a British
textile firm to design a range of
clothes using cotton materials. She
used cotton lawn, muslin and
organdie to great effect for ball
gowns and clothes for the races.
One of the notable fashion events
of the year was held at the Duke of
Westminster’s London apartments,
where over a hundred Chanel creations, using British materials,
were modelled by her friends. All
the designs were able to be copied,
and the charity event was attended
by manufacturers from all over the
world.
Chanel costume jewellery, particularly pearls, was now a part of
the
fashionable
womanÕs
wardrobe, but Gabrielle now had
other ideas. Her salon became a
fortress, guarded by alarms, for she
was about to launch an exhibition
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of real jewellery. The exhibition, in
November, 1932, was not open to
the public, but to prominent people
in the jewellery trade, who paid for
the privilege of seeing her unique
new creations. The proceeds were
to to be divided between two charities. Her aim, she claimed was to
provide employment for the craftsmen at such a difficult time. Wide
bracelets that could be split up and
worn separately, and necklaces
covering the shoulders, which were
a work of art in themselves, caused
quite a stir.
A new influence had entered
Gabrielle’s life. Paul Iribarnegaray,
Iribe to his friends, became her
constant companion and moved
into her house on the Faubourg. It
was rumoured that they were to be
married, but he still had a wife.
Over the next three years Gabrielle
began to lean more and more on
Iribe, leaving him to fight her legal
battles, of which there were many.
However, a particularly nasty incident outside her apartments, in the
Spring of 1934, when the Fascists
tried to take over the city, made
Gabrielle decide to leave the
Faubourg. Dismissing all her staff
except her personal maid, she took
her furniture and moved, with Iribe,
to the Ritz hotel.
A Classic Chanel Suit
The summer was spent at the
villa on the Riviera, but the world
was changing, and by the next year
Hitler was gaining prominence in
Germany, which was to have an in the creations of others”.
effect on all their lives.
These years were to be some of
Gabrielle and Iribe were spend- the worst of her life, but she was
ing the summer of 1935 as usual at persuaded to design the costumes
the villa. A game of tennis had for Cocteau's play “Oedipe Roi”,
been arranged, but, just as Gabrielle starring Jean Marais. The costumes
arrived, Iribe collapsed with a heart were indeed very strange, resemattack and died soon afterwards. At bling rolls of bandage draped round
the age of fifty two Gabrielle was the actors, or heavy, outdated dressonce more alone. Misia, still her es and bonnets. Needless to say
closest friend, tried to comfort her, press and public were scathing in
but to no avail, and Gabrielle their condemnation.
returned to Paris in the Autumn,
once more to immerse herself in
With one last effort, Chanel
work.
made a comeback with her red,
white and blue gypsy dresses of
But worse was to come with the 1939, before the outbreak of war
great strike of 1936, when all the forced her to make a momentous
workers in the city went on strike decision. She was closing down
for better conditions and better pay. the workrooms and salons, only the
The employees at the house of boutique, selling accessories and
Chanel joined the strike, and locked perfume, would remain open. She
the doors against Gabrielle. could not be persuaded to change
Dressed in a classic Chanel suit, her mind, though the trade union
she tried to argue with them but and staff tried their best.
they would not listen. Inevitably
she had to give in to their demands,
After a short time in seclusion,
or the business she had spent so Gabrielle once more came back to
long building up would cease to Paris where she was offered a small
exist.
room at the Ritz. After the closure
of her salons she had told everyone
The threat of war hovered over how poor she was, but, in fact, she
the world, but the Exposition des was a wealthy woman and the sales
Arts et Techniques was held in of perfume and accessories never
Paris in 1937, and Gabrielle took faltered. She still had an apartment
every opportunity to be seen wear- above the shop, and here she
ing her own creations. A crystal brought a German officer, Hans
plate designed by Chanel and Gunther von Dincklage, after their
engraved with a pair of scissors cut- fateful meeting in 1941. Spatz, as
ting into a piece of material, held he was called, was thirteen years
the inscription “I used these scis- younger than Gabrielle, who was
sors to cut all that was superfluous now fifty six, but, always dressed in
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civilian clothes, he seemed happy
to merge into the background.
Their affair lasted until 1944. After
being arrested and held briefly by
the “Clean up Committee”
Gabrielle decided that the time had
come to move to Lausanne in
Switzerland.
For years Chanel had been fighting the Wertheimer brothers over
the rights to manufacture her perfumes. Never having actually
signed a permanent contract with
them, she had never accepted that
she was being treated fairly.
However, in 1947, they finally
came to an agreement, giving
Gabrielle a two per cent royalty on
gross sales worldwide, plus other
benefits. After all the years of
wrangling she was satisfied, as, at
that time this represented one million dollars per year.
to be beaten, she continued to
design, and little by little she made
her mark once more on women’s
fashion, helped by increased sales
in the United States.
She carried on, working herself
to exhaustion, going across the road
to her room at the Ritz for a few
hours troubled sleep, then returning
to her cutting and fitting with
renewed vigour. But on January
10, 1971, she went to her room and,
lying on her single bed, with her
maid beside her, she quietly died, at
the age of eighty eight.
Gabrielle watched in dismay as
male designers such as Dior began
to dress women in figure restricting
clothes once more. She had spent
so many years designing easy fitting styles, which flattered the
female figure. In 1953 she could no
longer stand the inactivity and
began to design a new collection.
On the 5th of February 1954, at the
age of seventy-one, she once more
opened her Paris salon with a collection based on her previous best
selling styles; the simple, collarless
Chanel suit with skirt just skimming the knee, nothing frivolous or
fussy. The press were cruel in their
castigation, but Gabrielle was not
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T
HE
RUMOURS
BEGAN
DAYS
CHANEL women's
wear show last month in Paris.
Press photographers would not be
admitted unless they wore black
suits and white shirts; Nicole
Kidman, the "face" of the house's
perfume, Chanel No 5, was coming; Karl Lagerfeld, the house's
designer, had convinced a bevy of
famous 1980s models to come out
of retirement.
BEFORE THE
The rumours were all true, and
when the black and white-clad photographers saw Ms Kidman, there
was such a frenzy on the catwalk
that the paparazzi started to tumble
off the catwalk.
It was a frightening end to a
slick show and it was staged. The
"crazed-photographer" stunt had
been set up by Mr Lagerfeld to
publicise the new ad campaign for
Chanel No 5, which centres on a
"commercial" - if you can call it
that - directed by Moulin Rouge
director Baz Luhrmann, starring
Ms Kidman, and lasting almost
three minutes (if you include the
credits). When it debuts on
American TV screens on Thursday
and the rest of the world over the
next month, it may well change the
direction of luxury goods advertising. It certainly shows the advertisers' recognition that it needs to
change.
"It is clearly no longer enough
to just have an attitude and show a
picture; you have to attach an emotional story to that," says Carol
Potter, a global business director of
J. Walter Thompson. "That is a
global trend but it is especially
acute when it comes to luxury
goods, because with luxury goods
you are paying to feel special you
need that personal connection."
Carolyn Carter, president and
chief executive of Grey Global
Group, says: "Every target group is
becoming more resistant to the traditional advertising methods, so
brands have to look at different
ways to move people. This is evidenced in the migration to other
strategies like product placement in
films, direct marketing and sponsorship."
Chanel is just the latest and
most dramatic example of a trend
toward alternative marketing that
started with luxury's courting of the
celebrity spokesperson.
Louis Vuitton has not only produced limited edition handbags in
collaboration with painters ranging
from Stephen Sprouse to Takashi
Murakami, but has also recently
donated an Olivier Debré stage curtain to the Hong Kong Opera, and
next week unveils new Christmas
windows in all 322 stores designed
by the artist Ugo Rondinone.
MaxMara, the Italian fashion
house, also recently announced its
sponsorship of the MaxMara Art
Prize for Women. Ms Carter says:
"They are not selling the products,
they are selling an image and an
attitude attached to that image."
The new press ad campaign
from Brioni, the luxury menswear
label, does not feature a suit, or
even a man, but instead features an
architectural shot of a Falcon
900EX plane. Black and white and
stylised, it is meant to convey the
ephemeral "values" of Brioni:
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power, technology, leadership,
speed, travel, design elegance, says
chief executive Umberto Angeloni.
When Chanel artistic director
Jacques Helleu first approached Mr
Luhrmann about making the film,
the director told him: "I have no
real experience (of making an ad)
but what I can make you is a trailer
for a movie that has never actually
been made, that is not about
No, 5 but in which No. 5 is the
touchstone."
Marianne Etchebarne, international marketing director of Chanel
fragrances, says: "This campaign
launches at a time when the market
is more and more promotionally
oriented.However, No. 5 is the
benchmark of the market, and this
new campaign will be the strongest
to date in terms of making all
women dream about No. 5."
The short "film" is a quick-cut
version of a love story that tells a
tale of the most famous woman in
the world (Kidman), who flees a
horde of paparazzi and jumps into a
taxi where she meets a young writer
(Brazilian star Rodrigo Santoro) so
immersed in his own world that he
does not know who she is. They
share a lost weekend in his garret
before she acknowledges her
responsibilities and returns to the
outside world.
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writer who falls in love with
Kidman. As one of the world’s
most celebrated actresses, Kidman,
plays the role of the “most famous
woman in the world”. Young and
charming Brazilian actor Rodrigo
Santoro plays a struggling writer
who falls in love with Kidman.
They share a romantic moment,
locked in a kiss and embrace, before reality accosts her in the form
of a man in the shadows. She must
choose between love and responsibility. Together, they realise she
must return to the world from
which she came.
The story is set in a mythical
metropolis where a mysterious and
beautiful woman runs out of her
limousine and into the traffic of the
imaginary Times Square. She
escapes the paparazzi and the
In the spirit of the legendary screaming fans, and plunges into
Chanel No.5 comes a stunning the heart of neon and noise.
romantic fantasy, an urban fairy
tale written, directed and produced
She leaps into a taxi, which
by Baz Luhrmann (director of already has a young male passenMoulin Rouge, 2001). It is a new ger in the back seat. Their eyes
advertising film that casts Nicole meet.
Kidman as the new face of Chanel
No.5.
“Just drive,” she orders the cabbie.
Nicole Kidman and Rodrigo
Before long, the pair is cavortSantoro in Chanel No.5 the Film ing on the rooftop of the young
which was shot on location in man’s apartment. There is an enorSydney. Kidman takes on the role mous globe-lit double-C sign in the
of the most famous woman in the form of a crescent moon with the
world while charming Brazilian mythical city skyline in the disactor Santoro plays a struggling tance.
Fulfilling her destiny, she
makes a glamorous appearance at a
spectacular public appearance. A
changed soul. Full of poise and
confidence. As she climbs the
grand staircase to glory, in a burst
of paparazzi flashbulbs, she feels
the young man’s presence across
the river. She stops.
T
AKE A CLASSIC PERFUME, ADD
AN ACCLAIMED ACTRESS, AN
and an innovative film director, and what do
you get? The renewed spirit of
Chanel No.5. Majorie Chew finds
out what goes into the making of
the Chanel ad video.
EXOTIC YOUNG ACTOR
Destiny has a way of introducing people. A chance meeting. A
shared gaze. Love at first sight – in
a taxi. Imagine two souls crossing
paths in busy New York.
She catches sight of the silhouette of the Chanel sign. They connect for a moment. They share the
memory they will never forget. She
turns back, a stronger person, no
longer running from her responsibility but walking confidently
towards it.
The young man remembers her
kiss. Her smile. Her perfume.
Nicole Kidman and Jacques
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Helleu, artistic director of Chanel,
on the set of the advertising film. A
unique white gold and diamond
necklace was made for Kidman: a
long flowing ribbon that falls down
to the bottom of her back, ending
with a No.5
The stuff of dreams. Chanel
No.5.
This is a tale of stolen love,
haute couture, fine jewellery and
fragrance coming together in one
unforgettable production. The commercial – a two-minute film – was
shot in five days in Sydney. It is the
latest Kidman-Luhrmann collaboration, a creative relationship that
began 10 years ago.
The making of No.5 advertising film
Artistic director of Chanel
Jacques Helleu, who guarded and
nurtured the image of Chanel No.5
for 30 years, started thinking about
the new Chanel No.5 advertising
film in 2002, according to information provided by Chanel.
If you have to tell the story,
No.5 is an absolute legend, he says.
This film, he feels, evokes a meeting, a passionate love.
Helleu knew Kidman was perfect for this role. When he saw
Moulin Rouge, he was impressed
by “her absolutely incredible power
of seduction”.
During the concept stage,
Helleu recalls that Luhrmann told
him that he would make a film, not
an advertisement. He gave
Luhrmann total freedom to create
magic on the screen. And waited to
be “amazed”.
Luhrmann chose to tell a story
depicting the kind of woman who
wears the legendary perfume. His
childhood memories of Chanel
No.5 include a flash of black-andwhite footage; Marilyn Monroe
answering “Chanel No.5” when
asked by the Press what she wore in
bed; the beautiful Catherine
Deneuve with a French accent on
television talking about her lovers.
days, the preparation was “enormous”.
Karl Lagerfeld, one of the iconic masters of the fashion world,
specially designed five beautiful
haute couture dresses for Kidman.
Her first dress was a pink cloud of
120m of tulle tapered by numerous
seamstresses to fit every curve of
her perfect body.
A unique white gold and diamond necklace was also made for
Kidman: a long flowing ribbon that
falls down to the bottom of her
back, ending with a No.5. Three
people from the Chanel jewellery
department travelled to Australia to
“As I was growing up, it was adjust this amazing piece of jewaccepted that a glamorous woman ellery; the only obvious reference
drank champagne, got laid, jetted to the fragrance in this film.
off to romantic locations and wore
What’s the advertising impact of the
Chanel,” he says.
film?
Helleu says: “Luhrmann is a
true artist who was able to give a
Helleu concedes that the
cinematographic wholeness to the strength of the film comes from the
entire production with a true talent of Luhrmann and Kidman,
rhythm, characters, and a very spe- from their extraordinary ability to
cial atmosphere, and all of this in a make a film that lasts only a few
context that draws attention.
seconds with the same professionalism required for a full-length
“The action happens in a film.
metropolis that resembles New
York, but it was all filmed in
Helleu explains: “From the
Australia. I was struck by the preci- very beginning, I was guided by the
sion of Luhrmann, this direction same obsession to reveal feminine
down to the least detail, the details seduction in all of its facets, to
of the street which give a dramatic show the incarnation of this seducintensity to the action.”
tion above all.
Although the shoot lasted five
“While the advertising of No.5
655
is based on breaking away and
doing something different, there’s a
spirit that remains: you shouldn’t
hold onto an image, a pure illustration, but rather focus on a character,
an attitude.”
How is Kidman emblematic of
Chanel No.5?
At the climax of the story,
Kidman looks back at her lover: a
necklace drapes her bare back. A
total of 687 diamonds form

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